3 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/377ea6265fdd8afe700ab0a5e2a65ee2.pdf 90d5c9d7dc859d9ecbbb64909936ba3d PDF Text Text - - - _________________ - 1111 0 ____._ ---.-- - I M&MA& -- (WA Mul VWS-,.,a! STOREWIDE awv~ial OVER A . i END CLEARANCE um STWIl George Stuan his more than a million dollars worth of office furniture. CM 11VAtT suppes and equipment (nearly 50 carloads) on hand or en route most purchased at the old prices. So, we are passing these savings on to you. Check these pdces - you'll find most of them are less than we sold the merchandise for before th is inflation ever started. Special sale prices apply only to merchandise on hand, for immediate delivery. Buy before the end of the year and expense it out in this year's income tax. Parking Lots uv um - Mat I1 .'n 9W puff - - Mal. UWA ____________ - ___________ UCI(1 ILLI! __________ &M Mil am it jj I _______ , Ulm 1 _____________ 1. CLOSED uct mr.-u 1. MONDAY AND — I ! ! . : k1jou I % U: OW %-Al? I ll-lill" ~ - CicP..i I "Alu Mail i&i C.tOY4 !61 _______ - _____ - , .- -_ zemu I r.,u I 4(. LI'I1 Sit HII(Yb'1 -L'piSa*tiuOiuvy I um V"If UM I'lial M1MVT W . ~_ _.. $6.20 $4 96 $660 $496, __ - . _-_-,i..-~~-..,. 11 * ,,L_~ , ';, I I L i-1A7 4 1jWA 1%,41, _._,.,:..~ -~ il 1 1 -_ -_ R- --, ___ - _U -. - ,a I I- - flMLIt(fl 11 &M Sr"11 J UO1 CiCI(J 1YuT -LmrSv.Ma - Iittii SAt. trfl1bO'd - L.it.i su. Prsio.id \ (dw Owl tZ r.av - *Wlill UM S%af i .. - fioustgal ! $1.49 lot $440 $281 W ~ t.s& S. MO L..l S P,uboiid $800 $5 61 UI $2.60 $1.98 i $3 96 $650 I UWJ Shia: " Mrtbl Tah 61020 •_. - W stall - - Four-Drawer Files 1T' - I with lock locking I top two draweis I - nets from the Cole Steel Division of the famous Litton Industries. A great valuel Full 26%- deep, *141 i:"r I ui trw' , ; UlMills-talif f,K4 I ~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ r Files B - II'I21L I i,- --_ 1-.. the Worlds Finni P ed 4 ...- - .. 1 UC*4 :: ,16 I -.I - U _ 2DRAWER CABINETS -.. ' II : 1 1 if' ! I .... -1) -. • illo.ill v.ii On .,,:2u V-L., -: . ----I -. $84 45 Legal Site, Stir Wt. 95 lbs Um If"ry cornigstsd tibirboard construction front back and boflo 24 Deep. Packsd 12 per carton (for broken carton add 10%). •48 3 DRAWER CABINETS Q'* '*i Letter a. I • 73 Legal Sin. is '198 GEORGE STUART'S YEAR-END SALE PRICE 43 59 o',. $ CR660 STACKABLE STOR/DRAWER __________ Provikin strwigth lu iv..4.-4 stacking. Sigel fli n. lorcemlint hoop in thell front sd th rutPLckn.us$Of 215 5-ORAWER CABINETS . UM sj.w Letter Size, Shp. 67 ba Desk Lateral File iz i.,u rear 1 47 _____ :' 9M illur vowit Mull - I . am;& V;As I I 111 i- . (PAU $', W OW S1.1f- I Lattw5im 121,16-slo' 1 --=-! - .ffi' . .- Pt w d.s height 2-draw,t 0 - . lateral fill with full ddu Choice of Mist Grain Beige Tan. Ebony Black writh Walnut Grain Mi, 1j $5 5 '3 91 &awers A good executive iii, sup Wt 100 bs Sue 30 z18 z29 H Mill List 1145.% GEORGE STUART S YEAR E Pd D SALE '4,54., Mir. list CS 65 . - - '. --, - ? # ..,;; ,&,.A. 0-4 - -_ I T'hose "clunks" you heard - . ., 11. , 1%111: ., t'.ui 1 '411 II -*.-- 14 -A' -. - .- -_-_-__ __ _;~ I -. - ~~~_-.~~ '~__-- _-_ ! --- - - - -. .. : I .&si . !1.40 - .. . —.., .. . 6 •. i ...-., :. - . - Aft A1I-Purpoe 'I3&! WWI Slur wil . U~W ":.Ii 1, HOME/ OFF ICE - - . 7 ,,-.'. . . - FILE a Owl 1W .1 0,4 1', l " IF ' 4M MW .1 .1 4 V I, QW Sion 3 O' .'4tT ' I _______ Ui V.E - . . I - __ - -- - - - fA'jfV 11W: 4 - UWj vor $ I • 4 __ IN I __- 11 I Orgaanies paper wort. toys, catalogs, hobby equipment, uwing, knitting . . - or whatever. Mads of high colrru;al-ld Cbrtbcard, irsinfolresd with sitil. Messults I j .- ___ I Sits up in sisconds without tools. Mfrs, List price 18 69 GEORGE STUART'S SAtE PRICE *&86- ON. = - - - le! jil $ i--' Metal Storage Cabinets SET-UP - - i I .~ ii MJrIMr iii ni ncre urw.a.e.a u u.s. I 'LuLn. AT EXTREME MARKDOWNS - ~ 60% UNDER 1.13UAL PRICES. COME IN FARLY WEDNESDAY M ORUINI.., SOME ONE OF A Letter Size $6.14 Legal Sits 11.18 I (WA (AIWA I l A i Emoveiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis W"7 .*I 111.11f ~Jvl 14.1 4 k, $6 '4 7 (JONj READY TO USE C*Ci'A C 11 C t . wig"0110m st Ouf w1filhi W# will unp%cli NW dskm to Vol stwi. offics of how lof small adifitional charit Sm by Pic" up from our waffhouss. oul"litin limi to .__ - ON YOU MAY 051 YoLi BA 1 3 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN OR LAN DO nouncing his intentions of initials i 11111 ____ FTU (MA Vi officials have an- resurne on Jan. 7 instead of tht4th, as oiriginally scheduled. Orientation and registration 4,; for students will be he]d as AT 5MAUAODiTiOAL COST. (44 %,ij chduled on Jan. 2 and - 4 M - -. ___ — ~ __ - ____ W—M - - IIIIIIiIIIIIiIIXIIIIIIIIN "I in - -- - :# ii I z 0 '1'%%Il Sugar Bowl ticket!, a%, ,I Ilab1c ... call 322-1835. Tie "re' in the Notre Dame section (and If you'll remember Major hloople's prediction— they re picked to dump Me lied Tide of Alabama.) They'll be sold at the regular ;'ritt', on .1 first.cinn' tiacc I it i - . --- -.-. --.--- - - ag dII1 1 -- 110 we I&L ['hr T It. 'r - -C """""""""` - -- ___ _, - ] ____ -_ = ________ J - \ __ . 111 ----'- f9iiii f: -- ALL IIIE COMF ORTh 01' HOME According to the petition, also A signed by Williams Polk - An)nooneussngthem 'wrongfully and without tHerIh tik -. dh. VuicenL iuthorit> of Ins'. suiiimarily ________________________ terrntnated..iWrtght's) ... e!nplo)mcnt irni that with the . . F P&L offered the union a two-)ear contract with an Immediate , - 'ge Increase inOctober 1974. inaia,t. :.a16,5pr __________________________________________________ ' i en ee s etc te s o I 0 i m rou o oa ea 11 - . q , -I! - ern . - ;iii -, - '- - _- - -- . . - - - A - - , Z Il)%IIII LN M-=- __ __________ Z 1 . __ . - Leas ng . I _. - Jil I countercharged Herring attorney Burns with "bad faith in other cases," a re erence t ti Samue Ceter -_ murder trial recently settlemmAd, i - f - At `%14" __ _j~ - -7ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7_- l isney _____ - I( ~_ - - Its- NIARK WF.I' 1*M_ = lit raid Stall S nIt r le s o a n s 1SCMIAi agrvenient with the Col Commission Chair- is Involved and we don't have imle x nde at ii firni proh.ibl in in Sid ' tilt n Jr said tod t'. the' tune to handle such an hold hitiii in untuiipL \ lt I)isne} World has niB not affect the abilit> of the h is aware of the agreement operation hierrmg said the charges — .41 . 'Ilte fie large tanks will hold kese thret large county to store fuel on the port with lit) Oil $ I hisi. followed re filed against Wright nlr tttcd lowai 1.5 million gallons of oil. Pyan 11,11',M 1 ,-14ased on probable cause as : U troleum tan;*s at the Port of property. But I do not know how I = -Awp!also have said I 15 million gallons of oil L. 1 Sanford for storage of diesel long we can wait for the county intents of Jim Ryan. -_ are all charges filed by my 1 * -,, I . -r- % , ~ - tZ" talked to the City Oil people and may be funneled through Uiem ~'__I iiiarxi heating oil for the C0111111=ton to take action on office, and all charges are filed 1c-'F fuel .,. _ I =l. thev have indicated to me they in a nwrith. ., '. Ted CYowell, %ice president of "I will go before the conirms,l will help us with our fuel Burrur could not be ando. 0 pr oblem. I will meet with Ryan (ont'd On Pg.3A Col. 4) I).rk) officials said the tine cion next week sow ll )car lease was negotiated of tlw tanks are read . h ('it )Oii, a subsidiary of take more forceful approach entire operation but I think it is thr Weather INDEX 1. Wt with t!te county," Rjan said. "I prematur Oil. Port administrator Jim do not know how much long IB I . I mornirij, 56 ind there was. 18 of Enterl,luiniment, , Area deaths ,8A ady can sU 7A I. Iforostope Bridge 7A an inch of rain yesterday. The county comrms.sion has " " \. to be filled amid leasing of the independent lirnis - . - we are SA lb tal notes Calendar Cloud' Li p r tly cloud and 11% $W,000 for the tank remaining storage tanks doing all we can to provide provided I classif ied ads 5B-"B 1~jblicnotioes . ... 4B-511 _ . cvoler today and tonight. Partly relocated from the storage for county fuel.-but so farm project, rci.'er.tiy 7A Society . cloudy and warmer Saturday. Corni .. 6A / S.mford lakcIront will be far the county has only inCrosswortipuzzle .. - 7A Spot ts , , . , , 2B-3It 11yan explained the leasing of Ilighs from upper 60s to lower dicated an interest in the fuel storage at the port by City 7C)t today and mid 70s h.indlcd by City Oil. Dear Abby -----------6A State 5A Saturday k),Iml said the Seminole leasing and nc ha ve had no Oil, saying 1011'S hIMUROUC1I Tb.. reason 1 6A Stocks 1\ 1 i tI, Dr. Crane IA)WS t low to 'Otfl ;iii !nefltc'rV \itrriti fnrui:il r.-qnet from them '\il.iblt" hot 4A I\ 1'thtri;3I 'r:tiiit'nt atement and will ask tile cotu,t _______ MW IN01 AMISiCAs.n oft 1 , ____ iI MASTER CKARGI ... 04 TIME PAYMENT TIAMI MAY Of AMUCto - d Our new hero carries tt%c ,%.. TTSMI NIT CASH d ,U All Ttwo me NE T CAS H PR ICE S toir b(and now nwcban& - vit t h a seat to Packed 25 folders pr box Availabl, with V. cut or 115 cut labs (Phi si tab cut dntred ) .---.-..-.----- Signs order Wright's firing was "illegal World,andposslblyoverat th- e . Cape The) fell out of their detective Sgt Johnn) Wright and e vi ll y mo t ivated ," says the fl CHRIS NF LSO\ (1)unt)-o%uled utilities system , made tuni kncw. a to Lake Count) and the south county petition prepared by Bartow seats when they read of the should not be thrown out. Ifirrald Staff Writer to the East Central Florida County residents. Fechtel's munici Pali ties. possibilit) of getting an "if nothing else had hapWilliams signed the order at torney T David Burns Ittgit'ruil Planning Counul to home ground and 50 per cent of because Polk did not go through average of eigPt to 10 gallons of Christmas Day, appending a Scininole County Commission inecting the fuel crisis -- and U* voters in the house seat pened, that would =ke this an gas on a weekly basis, as petition by Wright charging his own civil service board. out-standing year," Vihlen said, Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. late the possible political battles, district, Reaction this moming from proposed under the gas Polk with viol,ating civil service A state senate race, Vihlen Thursd,ay said he will step down Ms. Wilson is unbeatable. and adding tasks for next year' rationing plan rules in Wright's Dec 19 firing, I oLk and the state attorrie as chairman next week and is admitted, will "unge on a besides, s he 's doing a terrific commission include pushing andacuslngStateAtt) Abbott office wau swift, both densing v oi'k on consolidated rlousI) considering a run for complicated set of "ifs, ' job Vihlen said Jelin Krider brings up a good Iferring with aiding in a cover- either wrongdoing or had ith. State Itep. mental services. U.S. Vince Fechtel's .starting with the demise of point if this state is going to lion . r Vihkn said he is I e chan ge on ft i p bs I'olk b) filing the Saying ing Wright was already on house .s eat, or the state senate Sen. I d Gurney due to his slush observe the reduction in high. itTiminal * charges. probation seat now held by Lod Wilson fund scandal, the declaration of aiming at Tallahasslee because stimewhat," Vihlen admitted. departmental way speed and sa ve untold The judge's order had because of undisclosed charges. should Ms. Wilson try for the U.S. Rep. Lou Frey for Gur- he does not think Ms. Wilson is "I was opposed to consolidated ney's seat, and a run for Frey's able to spend enough time on government, and am still thousands of gallons of already stayed a scheduled Polk added, "I don't feel the U.S. Senate. gasoline Seminole' County business, end agai nst charter government, Vihien endorsed Commission post Liv Ms. Wilson. whom are we 1)ec. 26 arraignment ap- c-hargcs were filed (by Herring) making this sacrifice? Vihlen said he will resign his "I don't think with Vince but I now feel we are: an ideal pearance by Wright, even to cover up For my wrongdoing Vice Chairman John Kim. (..crL*inl net the folks in though it was not deli v ered to because I didn'tI do anything brough for the top job, commission post should he Fechtel in the House that our count) for consolidated fire and Georgia, as an example, where Polk until shortly after 11 wrong. is adequately police service, and such serscheduled to coiiic to a vote at decide to run for any higher 'county they still have speeds of 6.5 and oclock this morning 'vices as planning and zoning es ented at the state Ieel os ition, indicating he feels repr xt Fhursda> s meeting, and p I don't think the state at- ne lAioking back on his year as and pollution control." torney w,-,uld do anything in Wild Kiinbrough later told The fellow ltepublicanFechtel is tile The order directed Polk to Wasn' t this supposed to be a show ca use why Wright Another area the commission should faith" Polk continued, adding Herald he will accept the post if most vulncrable officeholder chairman, Vihlen said tie felt the "major development" of ,A ill fight for in the new year is not be released from the Wright was fired wiftut first it is offered by his colleagues. facing him. He said his past work on th e the year is the "ending of the impact zoning, but, Vihlen said , tec h n i ca l custody of release on suspending him because Vihlen "will not be available" effect. for .I second, fe-year tenn as regional planning council. and city-county wars and the tht legal hassles will "make it in his own recognizance on probation was already er complicated to come up devote with the Jaycees beginning of an era of association c ha rges he mi sapp r op ri a t ed a On the criminal charges chairman so he can and other civic groups has cooperation" between the with a viable erdiruini setting up , ,I pending against Wright, Polk inore time to . (I I e _____________________ no the th r l oca l c Cdflutu n i a tC said, "the state attorney i never in public office _____ started the investigation, it was running for the Congressional be ',acatcd by 11W Gun ter, who Senator Gurney 1 providing tie is the Republican candidate, ' lUND - . -. i "`ll %`l Four adimable and one fixed shelf. Double doors have ~ _ WAU wvw_ ligh-qualit! paracentric lock. Completely assembled - just A I I Z tah t1i out of the cartorts. Available in Deurt Tan, Office .-S um wal m* iia..r Grey I Mist Gina Ebony Black Shop Wt. 125 lbs Mfr. List I-F 4 iwAi ~__ 1 1 S78.34. GEORGE STUART'S YEAR-END SALE PRICE I .~.V_j CHAIRS *&a.i re FLOORn MfvlrLL1J - - am tw, ,, HUNDREDS OF DESKS & JUIX;11: W 1111AINIS a ' ~~ - - I i . Chi - •, '. IF __ I - - i. . -_ . d Ql . .': - "The Brevard authorities have not contacted me yet and I don't expect they will When a body Is found it is no longer classed asa missing perion and the case ts turned over toa crime against persons detective," Moloney said go I ~ . , . V P;.&" ,"-... -- I - Further, the petition by the department's former highest ranking ac detective charges the direct information "has been filed in bad faith by State Attorney Abbott lierring." s iski la 0 ' , jil -11; ~ - , I "..,. : , _4 1. w " '- . - &&*i I uor:~ !, - i - - - _- - if ta ...ur I . - . 1-7 - miulngpersons ls sent nationwide over our teletype,"Moloney M!AM1(AP—Striking Florida Power & Light Co., workers haverejectrdaoraposaUqr settlement of their njne.weekold strike, . a union spokesman said today. Jim Niles, a negotiator for the International Brotherhood of . - . , .A Electricai Workers, said the vote was 2,060 against the company --contract offer and 1,060 for it. il_ -1, 11 , The 4,50(~member union voted Thursday following a lengthy series of negotiations between the compnay, IBEW officials and a ~ nff fi! :Z . - __ llJl - -g A - era tmm ia or. __________I ia Both the union's negotiating committee and leaders for the ________,1,L state's ll local unions had rejected the proposal eartier. FP&I is the state's largest utility, erving 36 counties. .. Niles said th e federal mediator had been notified of the union vote and hoped talks would be reopened soon t, -. . ___ f . _;,-T o - 4 "We stand ready to meet at any time," he said. i- i I li ~ .'Acj Meanwhile, FP&I said vandalism, which broke out soon after the strike but had ceased in recent weeks, had started up again The utility said power lines and substations were struck Thursday ' I I thc illegal discharge." C I. - - - - CIM I .4 1".'. __ rora vuv 4zi tr.s *t `l"4 I' I V -A t' , sin tol nilin li both - . - -- Plastic Lamil ops. them WIui Cans. S (IV bi unm a" 10%) I . 4* -_ r- ____________ ________ .du :V ;&tf - 4w " — • **# I iza ..1Jt __ .-. -- InItirlickilstr wits form fee 101"'11101: 1 11 110i ' . 8 ' ______ .. 1011"1:.* .- 1 . - ~, _*U 1 " - 4 ___ - • _______________________ bcornhçatadfibr.bcardm • auii, 12 f . - hi US ot—i corpus ordering him to appear shotgun from the department, Jan 21 before Seminole Circuit and directed a hearing on (.oufl Judge Volli Wilbamn.s evidencemnthecasetosecif all be with evidence that felon) theft charges should not disini.ssed at the same time. The clerk's office said Polk -as not gi ven the order sooner becaust the hearing is not ________ " ' nforce d Transfer Files I~W, U-22 "I 1,4 'rA uuui- Shp Wt. 139 this. t'4. r' ________________ 4-DRAWER CABINETS QWj V_", -__I - ___ Moloney said the Brevard Sheriff's department has the missing persons file from Senilnole County. "All Inforlmallon on 7-k-71-07,5101 Union Nays Stri*ke Halt -f I ,l:'_A'i1 ii - -, 24 ,Mfr.Ust $2.85 - : — --- cizit Lstdsr Size . - - I A • + - (dwj I.W I I -o otou I _____ __ -=-- ,..-.. Sheriff John Polk was today - 24 STANDARD DEPTH Stig L.ft.rStzs 12 * $ t. OR E STUART'S YEAR-END ALE. PRICE $38.59 _____ I - ie g t Firing ByCIIRISNELSON Herald Staff Writer . - — LIGHT COMPANY -_______ - - SXVER DEPTH Sh l' 1`1 __________________ . 9 —_ _________________________________ ____________________ n— ________ p(.,.. -1 I UII\, IV%U . * missing In Seminole County We have found all but $ of these people," Se minole 9ierUf's detcetheE J Maloney said. foi If dumping area In late August. On e of the women was Identified as Laura Lynn Harberts, 13, an Orlando hospital clerk; the other pma.- A. ' ct $ stieff Missing "From (kiobir to today there has i. bcui 46 p e ople reported — __ 0 ~~. I w J________________ 18 ~~ :11 served with a writ of hablesi wi -- . , Storage PRICE -- 44 Females Are "~__11; *0 17 — . S 1 I . LIBERTY i' lk =2 " -= - --- I FLORIDA POWER ..z . .l- - um MAN GM P'll , i-g attf] rb Ul (4w_: U%VU •= ,.-.'_ . 10% I Friday December 2)3 1 9 / 3 —sanford Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 110 Price 10 Cents -..: , . rxiliv;1upilly. ftu tratil fin ato canon piscluid. Sp*6&1 prices apply to standard pack&ging, For brokin cartons. add F _ji!1 - - I ~'AOA v-w. ________ 1 $10.00. um 1W rizi irwi ! TIME AGAIN -- 1. . k3 - .: Ipr standard heights. Good files - at prices you'd expect to pay for the usual "stove-pipe" grade steel. Available in Office Grey. Desert Sage. Mist Green, Ebony Black (some colors and styles in short supply). For Plunger Lock, locking all drawers, add (4W Mut I IT'S TRANSFER ko 1~1, ,I--. F " ** / i i um Val 0J I _______ I .-. -•• lillift,11111* , ** . . ~ , i4wom _______ $6.75 w F,iII_SIecnonc!in9 Fun - - - 't . I I - in . . GEORGE STUART'S .--END SALE PRICE $30 67 _Ulk~~lllllll` a , - - ; •21B Seminole Reports females from the county and the Breverd County authorities are combing the missing persons fflet to see If the fourth body, which was found Thursday, is from Seminole. d authorities have Indicated there may be a IM between their case and the Altamonte Springs dump murders, but -*4 - 24" STANDARD DEPTH. __ Shp. Wt. 50 lbs. Mfrs. 25-Division, A to Z. Top quality. r__W UM Srj". i . . Ab. 460mal r - Will $141! 1 IiI '. _ * * * Seminole County detectives said today there are 44 missIng -_ . . - z, i&i W-W S"411 I`. 18 SPACE SAVER DEPTH Shp Wt. 40 lbs Manufacturer's List Price $38.80. GEORGE STUART'S SALE PRICE $25.67 * t'SAI i- ________ 1. t ' * . , u r e rs a ss / 14a, UWA ____ - with lock lock ing9 both drawers on" e 'Hi USVILLE, Fla. (AP) yonn girl 1210 14 years old, imiiiediat€ lung the area again today. fm DeWitt said the fourth body mile apart and about (IflC and aPhotographic experts were to was found Thursday in an or- area since Thanksgiving. "You firxi four girls dead in was found by officers searching half miles south of Mims, team wi th police Investigators ange grove. A St. Christ,pher Th e (our bodies were found In an orange grove and th ere must for clues in Miss Bennett's DeWitt said. today to scan special photo- medal was still around her a strip of orange groves and be a link," Wilson said, death. graphs of an area In which the neck, Wilson's chief Investigator, Police said two of the victims pine woods. The strip, about The first body was that of remains of Four young women The third body was found eight miles long and less th an a SR. DeWitt agreed. "In my Paula Uamric, 22, of Titusville. were last seen while hitchhikhave been fo un d since Th anks. Christmas morning and two mile wide, is across th e In di an opinion, they arc connected . At ft was found at th e north end of Ing. giving, "These were brutal mmothers, both shot in the head, River from Cape Canaveral. this time we have nothing to In- the strip. A few days later, the Police say th ey and experts were found in late November, bodyotNancyGerry,2,a1soof ders," said Wilson. lie noted The area was photographed dicate the contrary." from the National Aeronautical Police said they believe all four Thursday by an Air Force plane Th e body found Christmas Titusville, as found near that two of th e victims had th eir and Space Administrat i on deaths are connected equipped with special Infrar ed day was identified Thursday as \lims, located about toUurds hands tied behind their backs would took for evidence that and that all four had been at Officers added that 12 fellcameras Brevard Count) that of Carolyn Jan Bennett, 17, of the down the strip more bodies are in the area. males between the ages of 12 Sheriff Leigh Wilson said he of nearby Mims. She had been The bodies of Miss Bennett least partially stripped of The fourth skeleton, that of a and 20 have been reported would have teams of men corn- missing since Nov 11 and the young girl ere a hail clothing E-W.4 Shi I TVVO-DRAWER FILES .,-. =_ am 1"Ar -___ CHRISTMAS k . . 1, I , c ou r P - For home, school, shop - for the office where usage is not too heavy. For transfer files, storage. etc. Side-locking follower blocks. Tan finish. Rounded corners Triple scored for expansion for ¼ inch. % inch and % inch loads. Glazed surface makes it easier to slip in and out ot drawer. resists smudges. Available in ½, ½, 1/5 or full-cut tabs (specify cut desired). Packed 1 00 per box. 500 per t'ti o Grove . II • GENUINE SHAW WALKER TRIPLE STRENGTH REINFORCED GOLDEN-KRA FT FOLDERS I ("1511%al . SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 8 AM Four Bodies Pulled From # JWJ ITSW 1 O.o.SuartSr. , Letter ze V.,411 '(401*111jul JWj1r.&lT . 6 j i2 Free Storeside UINQ S%ul UM 111~ll -- Umu MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY SMDAY-th6P.M. am Irial ~ . YEAR — Wou Sku, SALE STORE HOURS THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY IiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM .. a . . r, - �2A-The Sanford Herald 1 - f:f ~__:__1 _ - _4r M., IV- A_9*F___~ I—— Friday, Dec. 28, 1973 -Making of the Bible--,- Campus Impact Pastors Corner N ew - ----- Fo l lowing By GEORGE W. CORNELL AP Religion Writer Directions Translations SDur Intereso in These have rolled out In Minister Riebl( b Law I duded them as a "secondary canon," by decree of the Coun unparalleled profusion and The Sanford Herald Nixon Signs Law uUt To Speak ________ called ___________________________ u yelocl .1 ('1 Friday, Dec. 28,1973-3A States Run Job Programs SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. The principal feat ure of the titled to funds for public service President Nixon has more (AP) - President Nixon an. compromise legislation Is the jobs. than 40 bills on his desk from nounced today he was signing transfer of operating responsi. Such areas are defined as the recently recessed session of fiwitt great pleasure" a $1.5 bility over manpower programs those where unemployment is Congress. billion manpower bill-"one of from the Department of Labor at least 6.5 per cent for three -- -: the finest pieces of leg slation to to state and local authorities. It consecutive months. It is now #_:_~ ** _~~_. ____ , That greatest, oldest written variety in recent times, cil of Trent masterpiece, the Bible, is ctw- sparkling, up-to-date rendireformer Martin Luther rently in a heyday of tharp- 1095. rudimentary-vocabulary p& the books useful, but not In ,... ,2 yt ening clarity. interest an.i nn. • • •JI) spired Scripture. tential influence. On a sca le plil ications, fancy editions, By DR. HAROLD A. lft : never equaled before, it is plain ones, illustrated, an=~-t -~,1 1 1.--. ,~ - ` --come to my desk this year." is expected to result in greater about 4.7 per cent nationally, Flrst(irfstlanChurch ~$ Until the mid-19th century, . , being turned out in new, more notated and straight. ,_ ,.In a statement, Nixon said flexibility and efficiency. _____ but considerably higher in ri I ~ midsection they appeared In a We have just thanked God anew f or the Ch ris tmas seas lucid language as a result of . that while the mapower pro- However, besides retaining many local areas. The major, top.quabty new of Protestant Bibles, but corn what we have rccleved is His great plan of salvati on through Jesus fuller knowledge of its roots, translations, in most cases in. Ju grains involved were not new, oversight responsibility, the : The bill earmarks $250 mil. nrcial publishers dropped background and composition. Christ. Now we face a new year! Many be lleve His corning again By CHRIS NELSON lving two decades or more of For the new secretary COStS. law makes man wer of labor will have di. lion po for pu blic service jobs this th em to save printing .d Modern archeological find- urk by teams of scholars, inmay be very near, but ours is sti ll a day of salvation. The "tidings Herald Staff %%i'itt'r Bible, ll common ,'r money available for the first rect responsibility over specia l year and $350 million in fiscal th ings have e apiroved added a lengthening dude: ofgrest joy" of that f1t awIjtm,i.re still "unto all people." Let rU' they've been restored, placed time to state and local govern- programs for Indians, migrants 1975. However, state and local chain of confirmation to its his. -"The American Bible," a us face the New Year and Press on in sharing them. IUM FREEMAN between th e Old and New Tesments "wittout any federal and seasonal farm workers, authorities operating general ical elements and also have project of U.S. Roman catholic The controversial impact zoning ordinance was "indefinitely A lost motorist stops by a lone house and asks directions. The ill uminated its cultural settings, tarnents, with notes indicating . -. Pal may go too stringa as to w ha t kind of serv. and for the continuation of the manpower programs can also tabled" by Seminole county commissioners Thursday night amid scholars in cooperation with differences about them. householder, after several attempts, gives up. "You just can't get title linguistic research has vi- Protestant experts, completed ices or how much of those sexy. Job corps. predictions the measure will be resuscitated next "ear when use funds from those programs there from here," he decides. We chuckle, thinking that anybody ,fied its meanings and intent. in 1970. ices The should be provided." most controversial provifor public service employinet if planning and legal details are worked out in support. Meanwhile, modern archcan get to anypla ce from anywhere. In a car, maybe yes. In a iii Simultaneously, for th e first Nixon's h sion in the promise bill -"The New English Bible," to sign is one providing e they want. County Planner Roger Neiswender defined the ordinance as an eological research has swept r ee a n time since the church ruptures turned out in 1910 by British maybe no. Part of the problem with a life is that we __ !~ W fP L bill later in funds to mi th e day per t ended states and corn(our effort to recover from developers the impact of costs of their away many baffling cobwebs ferent people as we go, more often than not changing intentions 'And of nearly five centuries ago, the Protestants with Catholic partiyears of bickering and bargain. munities to hire unemployed about the culture and history of development on public services and facilities. different destinations. Another thing is it we can't go down to the nut' Club Ity have branches of Christian. tipation. ing between the White House pe rsons as hospit.aland teachBiblical times and has valid. However, th e board admitted economic impact sectio ns of the reached a COB3enSUS and get a map for a lifetime or even for a rear's wore. living, "The Jerusalem Bible," a of the Bible k d I j-iited many aspects and Congress. Nixon originally er's aides, park and highway or dinance need restructuring and buffering by accompany g abo ut th e content. Mork by Fr en ch Ca tholics with in life ismoreofa maze th anamap. that were denied by 19th centuhad wanted manpower reforms maintenance crews or any othA "common" Bible, sanctionmeasures, The beginning of a year is a good time for us, young or old, to ed by ry scholarly detractors. Protestant, Roman Cath- Protestants taking part, issued to be Incorporated In a special er Jobs in the public service Assistant County Atty. Howard Marsee, who flew to California In English in 1966. ask, "Where do I want logo? Whatdol want tobecome?,What do I otic and Eastern Or thodox It revenue sharing program that area. KE1t November for a national conference on impact zoning legislation, r n -"The hope to do wi th my life, or what is left of Ii, this year" For even wings of the faith, became a lish," a Bible in Modern Engvanished in "The doubts have Congress has not approved. recommended against passing the present ordinance 'Thursday Speaker for the Student ihauch :ie h:s way of narr ptin, uit ef ij; hivt' riire i'alit tht.s v r \nn Dn!ninl vurk simpl wordt'd, popul:u face of evidence discovered It % ,1. d as St'fJ.L ,itt' night, but c alled it a 'ood I DONNA E.'i ES 1iu,c Nc 'lt'iniciit ''to start witii Recognition [Jay at First than e realize. But being President is not necessarily one of them. IM. close to Wu through excavation," The measure turns relegis ti la on in 1971 after Nixon basic nultenii since portion, called "Good News for Marsee said the legal conlereace Indicated an impact zoning Herald Staff Writer United Methodist Church of Many of our ambitions, even those for this one new year, are so the "Year of the I archeologist G. W. Van Reek. sponsiblllty ord" when ?knlern Man," was Issued by for operating job had vetoed an earlier version. dinan or ce needs definite capitalization programs, low cost housing grandiose that we're just ..not going to get there, let'sface it. We're Jesus was born on the first the Americ an Bible The "digs" have shown that S&'nford, Sunday at the 8:30 and That training and placement proSociety in bill, carrying an authorprovisions, detailed planning and zoning, and comprehensive land Winter Springs City Atty, Christmas at the start of the 1966 with the not going to win the world to Christ this year or even "in the Biblical King Solomon did, 11 a.m. worship services, will Old Testament exgrams over to the lied spending level of $1 billion states and Tom Freeman learned Thur. use regulations In order to withstand constitutional challenges. Indeed, rule a rich, lavish kingking- be Rev. Hubert M. Baker, generation," as we once happily thought. We're not going to get modern era. ted to be finish ed by 1975. P.0 I by Mayorlocal communities, in accora year, was due to expire last Achievement of this insday he will be fired Ia k M e- -9 which critics before con- campus minister at University global peace or eliminate poverty or exterminate greed In 1974. dusvel)' -_ dance -"The New with Nixon's wishes. But June 30 and Nixon did not reInternational Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said the tabling vote was elect Roy McClain amid rurnori accepted version a dered legendary; that there of Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Man, you just don't read me! You just can't get there from here, "real break-through" in theisanVersion," a translation of the it it reta i ns oversight auth ority at quest any funds in his fiscal preferable to voting the present ordinance down because of its another Freeman associate, was, indeed, an ancient people and It doesn't seem tome heretical or fainthearted to say so! Rev. Baker Is a graduate of nals of lnterchurch relation- New Testament completed by year 1974 budget to continue it. defects "and would ben demonstration of suppor t for th e issue. c a II e d Hittites, previously 0 City Judge Ned Woolfolk, will the national level, In fact, there are some goals that I am not sure you can reach at ships, says the Rev. Walter At)- Protestant evangelical scholars named only in the Bible and Seminole High School and It also But with unemployment exincludes a public sex-v. Vice Chairman John Kimbrough, expected to move up to also be sacked. all by trying to reach them. This has been part of our religious and bott, an American who serves iii 1973. whose existence was disputed received his AR degrece from ice pected job program to increase as a result of that chairman at next week's meeting, earlier Nixon said he expects the board Freeman was not available -"The Revised S'.imdard social delusion. Some of the most significant goals are by-products as the Vatican's Bible specialStetson University, [)eLand. He I.*, earlier critics. His office once vetoed and which he will pass a re-worked ordinance In the coming year once the for comment today. want- the energy crisis, the adminVersion," an ecumenical, Prot. that we achieve almost Incidentally, and "winning the world for graduated from Louisville I R EG. $1.25 economic ed to phase out this year. istration agreed to accept a and legal groundwork Is completed, said he is in court and cannot be antponsored I w e n tie t h Century ex- United Methodist Conference. work cornHe notes that common trans. Christ" may well be one of them. Too often we Christians have A total of $600 million- continuation of the program as Even though the lawyers will fight it out, Kimbrough said, he reached. cavations have turned up the neglected doing what we could do where we were for trying to do lation.s now are in progress in pieted in 1952 and now widely lie has served as campus doubts enough tLSCd. the ordinance to hire about 5,000 part of the manpower consolia will w ncient become Sumerian capital of Ur, an Issue in next fall's election Freeman, who served the city 'hat we couldn't where we weren't. Not that every need Is close to 117 languages besides English, Su bstantially, it is this previously associated only with minister at University of campaigns. told Thur. unemployed workers each dation bill it wanted. A(adLIfli(' courses about the for six years, was home, but it is easy to become so ritualized about an errand of '' the' Biblical account of Al,, LOuisville for 12 years, t)uring -some minor modiBible have proliferated in col"In fact," added Kimbrough, who is up for re-election next year, sday by McClain his "services year-is authorized for the pro. Under the bill, areas of suband '73k he was on Sabbut 1972 mercy that one rides roughshod over people on the way to it. If an leges and universities, ecplor- Ilcatioris, which in 1973 wits twms departure from i, 11 "1 hope someone ls.fnol 1 i ' years. stantlal L'ram over the ne-' 1.. 'ih t' raise li unemployment are en': publIcly REG. 59c it would aftcrthefirt of the year will no ambulance kills someone an It proceeds to an accident, It seems t now disclosed beneath the batical leave while he attended ing it variously for its literary sued as the long-sought "Cornreally be a welcome battle." longer be required," TOILET me we're not really coming out ahead, stnth around the Tigris and Chicago Theological Seminary, power, its chronicles of human "ion Bible," approved by Cath"The facts would really hurt someone running against impact The law firm of Troutman, BOWL But most of us are immobilized by Immensity, by the sheer development, its accumulation utics. Orthodox and Protestant Euphrates rivers as the site of Chicago, ill. In October, he was zoning," he said, while conceding an opponent could gain "be hind Glissiri and Parrish of Winter probably the leaders for use by all. i CLEANER 16 bafflement of getting to where we want to go, even if we are murc of (if inspiration and insight, world's oldest clv- awarded the Doctor of L the scenes financial support frim interested parties. Park is being considered for the ili'ation. Sim ilar classes, based on The new where that is, which is not usually the case. The secret La that SO -_ Ministries degree, translations, rapidly P post, according to informed newly produced te xtbooks in replacinim the older. archaically S'ou can go somewhere. One thinz leads to anothpr in all Rev. Baker is the son of Mrs. A 11r 100 - s GO 1...,.. .çe&_:.I_ . a A ( . #-rptn izm g ti.. court ic.tric. P unexpected, unmapped and tmnuppable ways. I have a . III v1 4v) h rased versions in popularity. ' M. F. bahcr of Sanford and the iii 1% A J I I ,.' I i V I I III Lions aghst state-spo nsored have sparked Bible refused to either confirm or imearthed th e steps of the $. late Mr. Baker. that God never gives out all the directions at once. (IN sales to -a / devotions or indoctrination, are pe foot Ziggurat, the Biblical TowFollowing graduation for high school, college was not a ak. Estimates put the tothl Commissioners formally laid to rest another controversial tie The following students will "Today is the first day the (Con'Lfrompegel) em- of fl.nt.el, and have shown Freeman has been city atpossibility unless I had a job. I had conducted a few services In my .spreading in public schools, Itput million Bibles dIS" LIMIT 2 proposal assist In county veto power th e 8:30a.m. service, now including about * per cssL rvally in America, double over city annexation of UIhifl. that the thick walls of ancient torney of Winter Springs since facilities at Walt Disney World, three tanks have been ready to homecbi1rchand5pokensev -altlme5than ber of small village of th e high schools across th e corpor-ated land - citing the outcome of recent south county May 15, 1967, _____________________________________________________ Jericho did, In fact, come Donna Sawyers, Chip Johnson, told The Herald today, "I have hold fuel," Ryan added. "We do nuxiiherof 10 years ago, when he replaced ctiurches, but I lacked experience as a minister. I went to see the country, a 1913 survey finds. municipal elections. Gail Lee, and Joe Raker. At the tumbling REG. $1.25 down. One paraphrased version Orville Johnson who resigned signed a one year contract to not have the pipes or pumps Coruiidersig the older nianu- Ic'us Codex, a 346lea(cd volume Moderator of the Association concemin& a student church, they Smail, intimate Bible-study 11 am. service those taking Summing up the Lommission sentiment, except for Greg the previous month. lease three storage tanks at the hooked up yet but we can were all filled, so nothing was available. He suggested that he groups have multiplied cell-like alone. "The Living Bible." put Scripts now avadable and their Or about .150 A.D., found in a Drurnmond. Dick Williams said "I would hate to Jeapordize any 7bere also is evidence of pad will be John Terwilliger, together by evangelical scholar closer proximity to the origi. na)nastery port. We needed to have this transfer the fuel through Freeman's post as city at. would keep me in mind. A week or so later a letter came to see the in homes, husin ess Offices, gOven Mt. Sinai in 1859, Noah's flood in an eight-foot Walt Morgan, George Kenneth Taylor to clarify and nals, H. new found relationships, and would hate to create any problem torney in Lake Mary also apagreement in our hip pocket. hoses," our latest English Bible now in tile British Museurn. chairman of the council of this church, ta ke this let wi th you. (I ernrnent buildings and church ~ ki with the new councils." layer of clay sediment, between Carlton, and Price Baker. 1 4 explanatory background to in reality is our earliest," says pears shaky. Mayor-elect We are gambling that we will ..The agreement with Intershall never forget the Moderator. I went to see the chairman and a basements usua lly wi th strata cit artifacts above and text, has sold 10 mil- Bi ble scholar J. Car te r Swaim. Dr ummond while agreeing the elections themselves seem to Ma Special music will be nationa l Oil has not been for. ly ecumenical pa r ti cipation. Moreover, the the amount of fuel that new rg ie I ness y "preferred trans. below, extending over an area Prese nted week late; was Invited to the church as the student pastor. I got There no since hon copies it was issu R EG. $1.29 MOUTH WASH 12 OZ, ed have selved the vast maj or ity of the problems," said " on e city out w at both services by are an estimated have mally signed but we can still latiin,s have put the Bible in 4 m iles long and 1 have been allocated We that call -not because lb-led to get It or even knew it was there, but regard ing an far outdrawing any Besides the new Finds, other of seven still is in question and it would be unfortunate If we posticx of these groups function- in 1971, miles Jolene Brubaker and Buddy not moved any product in to the allow them to handle the because one thing led to another, God often works via others, even ing changes. hardbound secula r best-seller ant'ient,vellum-leafed volumes, fresher, more currently accu- wide, the alluvium of an unpar. in the Unit ed States. poned adoption of the resolution one year too late," rate English than operation because we have e stilted, alleled th fl ood of about tanks yet" 3200 B.C. when we do not suspect It! She said her w-i-ent I called cudexes, have come into now often misleading usages The -called "Jesus move- nn record. The matter came up the day of the Dec. municipal elections 4 in covering th at early ci What has pumped fresh vilized life use,providing documentation in the "At this time there Is no tariffs for the services we he oa th f office7 You can get somewhere, even fnxn here, any here. And w he n Chairman Sid Vlhlen Jr. sa id he hind been approached by to hUes roust widely used LAB L nient" among young people into Bible Iransltions is the exolder frrn th an texts used in amiiung both knows but God, it could becune slit-that you ever hoped for, also istntemely Btble-wited, pm Ln dt all a iai provision in the contract with provide. Our attorney is - 1111111111M~ Protesta nts and man)hmneowrters ussociations fearful of past city annexation city council ineeling impunded information about Biband more. As we face the New Year, can we say with International Oil to provide for working on the final draft of the REG. $1.10 -.70 TOWELETTES Apostle sometimes in a highly litermore An Egyptian for practices, particularly those of Altamonte Springs. culture, gleaned through Bible translations of the past. Paul, "One thing I do, forgetting the things which are behind, and alistic fashion and with an al- lk4iJ storage space for the county, contract and as soon as it is mediately thereafter to make t'ars But the wisdom the King James and been from unear th ed at Beisan nor th tiwly found artifacts, and the stretching f orward to the things which are before. I press on toward apocalyptic urgency. So is better, older manuscripts now i but such a provision can be completed a special SCOPA i l*i'iITIlu;t)• versions. appointments cit Jerusale m, wi wi th Inscriptions above is first pure, then (act, lit the previously domni. board meeting will be called," b l the Pentecostal-type 'chariavailable. the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus." "An)' changes will be an. added later," Ryan said, showing that Egyptian Pharaoh peaceable, gentle, open to nant Protesta nt translation, the Nowadays with the height. Hamses re ason . natic' movement amon Full g II of about 12 B. of mercy and The three tanks Disney will Ryan said. PhIlippi,ans 3:13-14. You jut can't get there from here - But you can nounced at that time," she said. These include such 20th cm- King James Version of 1611, c. t'ncil fruits, wlthot IIO Catholics and tury Catholic concern for the did uncer Physicians and Surgeons Ambulance hold Semitic labor In good Company owner Robert get somewhere from here! Try It it works! Put your hand In the lease are capable of holdong The five large tanks are finds as the Dead Sea and the previously dominant According to the city ottants. lblt spurred by the Second E gy pt, the enslaved Israelites tsMy or insincerity. And Turney informed the board by letter that he will not close down charters in both cities mayor at 900,000 gallons of fuel. The two phase one of the tank farm scrolls, containing some Jewish Catholic version, the hand of the Man as you face this 'New Year, therein lies the diE. the harvest of righteousness RheimsVatican Council of 1962.65, led to freedom by M • Seminole County service as previously indicated, despite the appointments to stand must be remaining tanks will hold a project at the port that will oses. "All of this tremendous, new Scripture texts in Hebrew from Lbuay Version of 1610, were ference! ix sown In peace by those Catholic, trotesthnt and Jewish inter est in the Bible has sprung about I B.C., and var ious pap- pr oduc ed gallons of fuel, eventually hold 3.5 million county'srefus I to grant P&S an $18,000 annual subsidy. without th e oldest seholars work together in total of 600,000 who make peace. -icnes confirmed by three members of up There also are the gallons of fuel. almost overnight," says the yrus portions of the New Testa. manuscripts now used, and analyzing texts and deciphering "Temple ofremains Dagon"ofand Turney, whije asking a similar $1,600 a month subsidy to the the respective city councils. Ryan said. Rev, Dr. Eugene A. Nida, a mont In Greek found in Egypt were based mainly on "en)rgency" plan worked out last week with Herndon Ambulcnce Latin meanings, Councilmen-elect Irene Van world-renowned linguiit and ex- -the Realty papyri (13J', th e "House ci Ashtoreth," pagan and Later Greek texts. The world will never have Company, said P&S will continue to operate one ambulance from a Eepoel and David Outlaw today pert in Bible translations. "It's Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, papyri shrines mentioned In the book lasting peace so ion1g as men I h i s ecumenical C 0 1 - private home in Sanfcrd. The city's substation will be closed, a grass-r oots thin g. Its the i 1903t and the Rylands papyri ( Samuel. Clay tablets at Tel reserve for war the backed up McClain In his fi nest Re p o oon However, Vlhlen indicat ed some doubt as to the legality of decision to name a new city Among Inc major ancient laboration is what yielded eI.Amarna in Egypt tell of a human qualities. Peace no most realistically vital thing 1174). dating back as far as Greek texts now used are the the common Bible. Previously nation called the "Habiru" less than war, requires ideal. Turney's plan, saying the that has happened to American 150 A.D. county's non-exclusive franchise orattorney. Vaticanus Codex, a 759-leafed the difference had been seven Christianity in the last 100 dinance requires county-wide service, noting Turney's letter said Lw List P.csu Co Hebrews "taking the cities" ism and -self-sacrifice and a t' " Parts of the Old Testament vellum manuscript of about "i (eel the city has been Aikiors 1 o-calleiI "deutero-canonical" of Canaan, turned up in the Dead Sea Al). now in the Vatitan 350 emergency service wolildnot beprovlded for the south count)'. righteous and dynamic faith. AUtC?aI Ii: ''. getting advice not In the best ': ;: : I boo ks included in Catholic Old At the same time, Bible pub- ca v es (1947 i are 1,000 years tiary; the Alexandrmus Codex Protestant -John Foster Dulles, former Sanford City Mgr. Pete Knowles, informed today of Turney's interests of Bibles, the people," Mrs. NEW YORK SAP) Sym"The world of the Bible IS U S. Secretary of State. 7 " 4 in this connection, the reli- Wang is booming, with sale:; Older than any Hebrew texts a 713-leafed volume of about' Testaments. but not in most plans, said "we'll be glad to have him," and said there are no legal Van Eepoel said, "1 feel it is Am Can Wi 25". 25'. RalUon P t3' 47', 42'. king resurrected," says archboUng un apparent trend in gion writers cited a growth of of the volume, ullich regularly available before. Previously the 450 A.D. now in the British Mu'b. " bars to P&S operating from a private home within the city, vologist Van Beek. Theologian Z rI time the people of Winter ';'. Pro Sit 741. 100 2414 But Moses said to the Lord. US. religious life, a dramatic Bible study and prayer groups, outstrip all other books, now at oldest had been the 10th centu- •'iuni; the Bezae Codex, a 406Although not accepted in Albert C. Outler adds that the "Oh, my lord. I am not doIn his letter, Turney said P&S will bid for an exclusive franchise Springs were protected. I 1. Or~ 40. 5*'. victory by conervaUves In a more interest In evangelism . It Rey" Ind mm all-time high, a market ry manuscript known as the St. leafed volume of around 450 Jewish Scriptures, they had ap- modern research has "redjaco- quent, when details are worked out on plans and recommendations by the believe it Is time the mayor SW Fd £ either heretofore or i0': 70k0 W. Royc 04 1514 IS's IS'i major ProtwUnf denomination stead of social causes, and wiietted by a tide of new trans. Petersburg Codex, now in Le- A.D., now in Britain's Cam- peared in some early Greek vered the Bible almost as If it Both 31 Wo 23%4 33%q St Regis since thou Emergency Medical Services Council, the state, and m' private conducts the council meetings hast spoken to thy rungrad. was cited by the country's tell- more concern for congrega- itions. W# 254 231.1 tndge fAbrary, and the Sinait- versions, and so Catholics In- were truly a new Look." servant; but I am slow of consulting so"" firm. P4 ii'. 2l' Sccn Pop I)'. 13'. W. once i n. gion news writers as1973's top t au.,a C.'o Pw l speech and of tongue." -ElII'. 21-1 it's Csi L ' l4 10'. 254 s. is'. s,.a Outlaw said, "The people C,iarwi. xi', story In their field. denominational service lodus 4:10, LIMIT 1 , '° ') voted for a change and I feel a Thatevent,Inwhiciibackers project.t '' "Iff 125 M. M. tput-y R 43'. 43's 43'. of literalistic view of the Bible change in this area is ap- Coca Col Another clue to the conArea " 7', 7' News Administrator Gary Fire Kaiser a,s given the go-ahead to help REG. $2.25 Co Ed fw jwlatc" consolidated their dorninance of strvative swing, rated as tile $1 00 Cal JOHNSONS FLOOR CARE 2416 U 14 : l 20'1 5 md 1 01 101 1 4 4 io. at to draft an amendment to 11 p.m. co nclude at 12:05 the county fire protection ordinance which Central Baptist Councilman Irwin Hunter, the IAztheran Church Missouri third-place religion story, Was Community United for members and frlend,sof the a Ai r 411 4 411 4 411 0 vtnt We W a.m. in time of dedica tion. 1 would require electrical fire alarm systesm lobe palced In all new I 57 0 : 57': ', ' church. Synod, still is producing the decision of the Episcopal also elected Dec. 4, but for a Do* Chass 114 TtrE Tr $14 11% Sit* to 1PAP one and two family residences. repercussions In the ranks. Methodist one-year split term, was not Church to refuse ordination to A Watchnight Service will be : 1561 1 yem GO 114 P Students will be honored at Easkod *14. lii lie UMC m 'O'i l0'i *O Kaiser said the units, costing $45 each, can be purchased atmany available for comment. However, the tendency to- women, turning *4, down Central Baptist Church Sw1ay Holy Cross Episcopal $t Adult Sunday School classes held Monday at the church Lin 5'. 5', . Un Cart.d 34'b 13'. 3P. department stores, and automatically send out warning signals Ii's 74", 211 1 Un 01 Cal Hunter assumed office within Esmark ward a more conservative ap- prolonged church ferment for at the 7:30 p.m. worship service 50'. 50 50 beginning at 10 p.m. with will be served breakfast when th eir batteries run out. "I have one in my own home," he days of the election to fill the pcoah to faith was not an Iso- such a change. fellowship and refreshment and A New Year's Eve Set ' -vice at at 9:15 a.m. in fellowship ball 4 We and will take Part in 3 Sunday, Jan. 27, from 3 to S 'S ' said. 7710 77'. 7711 W.croia II'. 351 1 311 1 lated affair. unexpired term of Victor 11 4 POw Still another sign of an oldHoly Cross Episcopal Church Community United Methodist closing with prayer around the p.m., Temple Israel's Fla Wa 144 W"N El 2411 261 ) 26'1 64 i "The board has great concern on thismattir and does consider lt Mill er, who resigned. It also vas reflected In the style accent on the spiritual dZ," : ': REG. $3.50 will begin at 11 p.m. with Church of Casselberry by the altar at midnight. Department of Education will Mck II'. 115 5I$ w,,'vs Di " ":' We a top priority," Vihlen commented. year's religious development showed up ln the fourth-rated In Winter Springs Police Tuesday, a New Year's Eve singing followed by communion Methodist Youth Fellowship, The family night covered dish present a "Tour of UnderIn a related move, the board hired Killarney Fire U. Don OF Us : : 125 rated in second place - the in. development Chief Donald Dobson, who Gin E 14 a sharp up. Watch Night Service will begin service at 11:30 p.m. Rev, and Mrs. Bill Pickett supper will be held at 6:30 p.m., standing." Open to both adults .. Gin Foodi 1i,srl,jncinthn tin fltlr, ,n,,r,,.cf nf fjrj r,I,,nc ,'i,nr,lir,nfnr 73'. 73'. 23'. V MuwIu. 5,,,,,,., announced nis resigna t on two Gen Mills errased emphasis on person- surge in the charismatic or at 9 p.m. with a talent show. The Feast of lights will be and Rev, and Mrs KennethWednesday, in the fellowship and teenage youth alike, this 4$ 4' 4' weeks ago effective the first Ga's MO' alized religion in contrast to a Pentecostal-type movement There will be a period of fun held in the church on Feast of Miller will co-host an open hall. will be an exciting overview of Ta4EI 74 25%, 75 previous stress on social activ among both Protestants and followed by a devotional time In the Epiphany Sunday, Jan. 6, at house Sunday 4-7 p.m. at the week in GePac 314 371* January, denied today is There will be a blood drawing Judaic rites, ceremonies, OoodrP, IC' IC'. lx . ism Roman the church sanctuary to begin 7:30p.m. Ile has submitted applications for the church blood bank ac- holidays_a tour of the Jewish is us, 144 parsonage on Piney Ridge Road count *f. II'. I40 Ii', Grvtd on Jan. 13 at the church, religion. Commissioners ordered County Engineer Bill Bush to work with', for police posts in either OwIf Oil 72'. 71!e 7?. Maitland or Altamonte Springs. state road officials in determining the effect on county roads of an REG. $2.25 16 OZ. SIZE ,. It Is the goal of this program 701 We 7Q'i "°"° to lie also left the door open to apparent veto by the the proposed Maitland City of Maitland of to lead the way toward a ISM 355 351 351 Sanford Christian iarv 25'. 25'. 75. change his about mind Avenue, 1-4 interchange, rejuvenation of ecumenical 4 mnt My il's 71 711 Bush said the planned interchange would have greatly relieved resigning. m's, '. 12'. The Sanford Christian spirit Within the framework of Aim 3.l- 70', 70 1' lie rioted and there that is "an oftain on Seminole County's two 1-4 interchanges, tr the s k4af R II'. Oh, 101 4 Church, 137 W. Airport Blvd., Key 73. It is also hoped that this Ill Maitland's action could threaten a complicated set of state and handed chance" that he May Krft Co 374 371 j;t, of Undcr4anding" will 1; t. -' will have both regular services "T'.':ir KOQc II'. 5 *5. uj' reconsider his resignation. federal road plans and grants, i; and special New Years services further education In the Judeo. 13'. 33'. 13, .., ?% - _1 Kt, Low Lost Dobson added that the sweep L.ggMy 1*0& Wf -. * ' - - Calling Maitland's apparent change of heart a "bombshell which ~-W ~_ . ~ __ _. Christian tradition, according jrZ 0 .A!%lii ,14E ,01 ~~ this weekend. Sunday Bible # 10', q, 7.p% .~ _. _.exploded last week," Hush said federal authorities have given the which brought in three new LOM is'o it'. I . - - , 1~ School will begin at 9:45 and to Rabbi fluv Kentof, director of ~- ~ L I—t%6. 4 -~. REG. S7,50 - VITAMINS & MINERALS 1" 19% 191% councilmen and a new mayor in "" the problems cleared up. area an "either-or" order to get Mead Cp is. is', is. %'j Morning Worship will be at !!cation 1°' Temple Israel, ___________________________ 77", 77 the Dcc. 4 muni ci pal election '"s MM 1100 a.m. James C. Vaughn Where tn go for all the $77I i,'ôt.J 0 3,', 31 .. Ever ireat man is always hat! nothing to do with my We ill preach. ion you need being heiied by everybody, N.bUo 1 1iII1 34'. 344 resignation.Apoliceofficercan abou,t YOUt new corn- 4 'dxl Dist i ii On Sunday there will t forhisgl(tI3togetgoo0 fl. 57'. 5), _______________ - -, work (7 under ad- O n C any fi)Uflity. c:rry.in drner at 5:3i) pm. of all things and all persons. ' '' _________ ' iiiintstl Otion, he said. _______ ,..-4 ' followed by the Evening Ser- -John Ruskin, English BEA HUGHES essayist. vice at 7. Ben Chada, a student MIAMI (All) - Hundreds of (cit American money in 8349212 ____ _________IJ_,,__ Colombia," he added. Sanford at Toccoa Falls Bible Coilegein !bogus bills have been brought ________________ ir ziufpr £ . Toccoa, into the United States from Co. SANDRA RAWLINS - .1 Thursday charged LiAgents On Monday, there will be a :lombia where it is not an of. 8349212 Published Daily and Sunday, . l a Matilde of Harranguilla. New Year's Eve Watchnlght New in The area? CaseIberry except to counterfeit A merican !fcntse Saturday and t'ht*ibim, with possession of Se rvice 'M 10p.11i. It will include Christmas Day by The ;xi i onc', federal officab; att. SkM4EY THOMPSON counterfeit currency. Sanford Herald, 300 N. CHURCH OF NAZARENE COMPLETES NEW FACILITIES a Variety 'line, featuring a "These notes come in regu$314370 8349212 French Ave. Sanford, said They FL.. the woman was arstand-up comedy routine, a said Robert Newbrand, Altamonte Springs It Larly," 4 3277). DEDICATION seridces for the new sanctuary, June after old church property on Maple Avenue was dramatic reading, and a agent in c ha rge of the US Sc- rested when she tried to pass a F." woksm '4 cation building and fellowship hail, built by Sanford SHIRLEY MuLL I sold Much of the work was done by members and the httl11 bill at a Miaiiii store. Iliaic by l)avld It. Ikaers cret Service office iii Miami Second Class Postige Paid 9349712 Church of Nazar'ne on six acre ti-act at 2581 Sanford The woman had live $100 of Fort Myers. The climax of at Sanford, Florida 32771, pastor, Rev, Douglas Elliott, who designed Ow Where Quality Sells & Service Tells ,"We've tried working through Forest City the evei1ng bills, three $SOs, two S20s and 35 Avenue, will beheld Jan, 27. Construction on the $346,500 to your. will be a prayer buildings. Richard Engineering Fir of Orlandc,, was the State Department, but IIILDA RICHMOP4b circle $s sewn into the hem of Subscription Rt.s by to end the old her complex. which also includes a new parsonage, began in for problem year and had this 104 E. Commercial theengineer and James Lee,al Dial 322.5762 gener general contractor, Carrier 668 5867 tress. Site was held on $5,000 begin the new. The pubLe IS Castfs" years. Delton,, (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. Wk SIC Year $2 in ed to all services. invit bond. _ "It's not a crime to counter - - A 7 --v r 7 . ', y r - '': - - ••.-... ... ' - Co VI, miss ion -I- FOEIGHP7VAM". - - ": '-'4' .' ' 2 ,A - -' F '. t Iii . ., . S , S ___ ______ -_ n ' ____ y ac e - p i gs _____ ______ ' - PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 92 UP '{ç4 4L 1 m- ' SOMINEX - 4 CAPS b IC,! I I D sney To Store re , V k0111110 eto . ,.•• ,,".. ll • - - TAIS ASPIRIN - TABS EFFERDENT " , C 1 OFF E SCOPE THOUGHTS Am u ce an Service Stays WET ONES REG 43c Year's lop News In Religion Cited k CUTEX N rt POLISH - - 14 r - 2 T' 91 ;r' MOVER . . 'r . , ' ' '' , Sa Home Fire Alarms Chu rch • Temple Israel - • ., s Of Jewish Faith (as ,' "'. ' , . rvnu3 i 1-4 Planning Threat 1 0 I - ' ' ! POUND A BABY "s' JOHN SO N'S kas 9 ~_ - -_ ____ STEPoSAVER COLD :;. ; - , - *~ 4 0 6 PresentsToui '' - I ' • , SHAM -_ Iffl(Offle MfOnl o ta - . - R__ - .-- ____ _____ -•-•- : ..-. - -*-:- . - .- Counterfeit Bills Imported , p__ ,- ,, ' - - ______ ______ ______ -- - ' w - - 1 _____ - -. - - __•T'• -. ___ cra1b - KAR S - 1 •. Refe Cn* CA. - Cd A G. NCY tw' a wan. . "14., ir THERAGRANOM �- __ 4A—The Sanford Herald --- -- - - --- -- Care Over New THE Winds Of Change % TELEPHONE - WALTER A GIELOW. Editor and Publisher WAYNE D. DOYLE Advertising Director & Associate Publisher, FRANK VOLTOLINE, Gnerai Manager JOHN A. S POLS KI. Associate Editor WI Ni FRED F. GtE Low Comptroller J RICHARDS Sports Editor DEWEY ROBINSON CirculatonManagr JANE CASSELBERRy rourwly Fdolop ROY GREEN Advertising Manager DORIS WILLIAMS Soc 'ely Editor CHARLESHAYS Mechanical Supt CHRIS NELSON Magazine Editor Comp Room F or eman RALPH HAYS ticome Delivery B,' Mail RAY STEVENS Press Room Foreman SUBSCRIPT IOU RATES 55c Week $14 206 Months In Florida 12 40 Month $78 40 Year Same As Home Delivery All Other Mail $7 7OMonlh 6Morths$16 70 C - le-- _- 12mos $32 U S Postal Regulations provide tP'.jt all mail subscriplicns be paid in advance Entered as s.cond rIass matter August 22. 1908 at the- Post Office of Sanford, Florida 32771 No part of any material, news or advertising of -this edition Of The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any minnér without written permission of the publisher of The Herald Any ,nd,v,du.I r Irm responsible 'or such reproduction will infringing on The Herald's Copyright and tie cossdered Will be-held liable fordamage under the law Published daily and Sundays. except Saturday 'the Herald s a member of the Associated Press *hich Is entitled ezcIuuv&y to the use f'y reproduction of all the local news printed n WS newspiper. Ah1kL _- • F i restone S Stand=By Plan Prelude To Gasoline Rationing - the unfortunate "It's "It's a national emergency," — Federalenergy chief William didn't save enough energy. All federal government has cornHome said. "Everything they Simon's stand-by rationing plan the facts indicate there was no initted itself to a program that program doesn't take into do under that canopy becomes a is "really a prelude to im- other alternative all along." w11 allow people to plan their account the needs of Florida plementing rationing," a co vacation with the confidence and its tourist industry," he chairman of the Florida Energy Gov. Reubin Askew said he that sufficient gasoline is avail- said. Simon announced Thursday Committee says. hopes the gasoline rationing able to travel." he had esthbh.ched a stand-by plan will itteluilt' a Pnu1'ii u ''tu Rep. Kenneth MacKay, I.)- rationing program that looks Semi. George Firestone, D- accumulate or buy coupons so Miami, said Thursday the an- that people can still take Va- Ocala, and energy committee towarda basic rationaveraging co-chairman, said Simon's plan 32 to 35 gallons of gasoline per nouncenlent by Simon "places cations." "None of us looks forward to "Is the kind of Inflexible pro- month for each Licensed driver the administration in the posii lion of saying it's the American rationing," Askew said. "But at gram we were hoping they 18 years or older. - Report Cites Rapes, Abuse , At Hosp tal _ ________ ____________ ____ ___ _____ -. __ ______ _______ _______ _____________ _______ MARCH of Dimes Mothers March chairman Bonnie Schumacher and 1973 Poster Child Johnny Baskins are inviting everyone to get on the MOD team and fight birth defects. _____________________ ______ Flor,;da News - _____________ Watchers Grounded luX'Kl.EIX;E, Fla. oAt' i Some bird watchers who in the past followed winter migratory flights south are having to stay home this year, grounded by th e energy crisis. _____ - _____ _-- "Bird watchers are staying home because they are frightened of running out of gas on the way," says Allan Cruickshank, a bird watching veteran and Florida Audubon Society author. p ______ ____ - - . .. - __ ' 10 UMfl' - He said the annual bird counts throughout Florida may be hurt this year by a lack of participants. - Fleet Locked Fears The Creepy Crawlers DEC. 24, 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Shelley Barkley Samuel W. Smith I. hDr,1!1n 1114A11 op O Our supply of faith is running low 110, - 1" 4 0 ('(4 "Of If.) i--..= z± iJ--=- _ _ -- ---._Th.! - ----- - - - - ---: _:_- 4 LA 2ij,If/). tse, You lighted the wrong end of the cigarette, D dy EITHER end is the wrong end!" =- ----i ---= -= BELLE GLADE, Fla. (AP) Florida's tomato industry should jump on the natural food bandwagon and start promoting its product, the Florida Tomato Committee has been told. - An advertising agency spokesman told the growers association Thursday that the fresh food and natural food fads could be developed to bolster the sagging Florida tomato industry. - vestigation. $4, DEC. 25, 1973 ADMlSIONS Sanford: Larry L Norwood Christine Catlin miuizeiie Moose Hubiestine Norwood Donald Collins Joseph F. Lyons David Robb Jr. Martha H. New Ida Pearl Campbell Leslie Louise Bruce, Crystal River Frank A. Neniler, DeBary Ernest hlober, DeBary Charles W. Poyntz, Deltona Walter D. Lee, Deltona Itossie D. Duff, Lake Monroe Ti,.,' U! (ln,,,mtn t&A'iiYTUUU IluJ JII'.liii4IL ,, Travis L. Pickens Stanley Myers ' Walter G. Simmons, Deltona Robert G. Smedley, Deltona Katrina Williams, lake Mon. roe Peter Calangelo, Flushing, N.Y. Helen Hlemenschneider, Boynton Beach DISCHARGES Sanford Robert H. Beckham .. • Faye But Julie L. Downey, Orlando Donald G. Parisher Ruth Ludwig, Osteen Anthony Ilardello Jesse Gulledge, Pratt, Kan. Hobart A. Fleming BIRTHS Be tty Jo Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Catlin a Mary Dell Lee boy, Sanford Grace E. Earl l)ISCIIAI{CE.S Henry L. Monroe Sanford: Corina K. Richardson Travis L. Pickens Lula Gardner Mrs. Regional Ihilkiwa) and Tommy L. Mills girl Mary D. Buckner Johnnie Johnson Elizabeth Jones Tins Smith Kevin J. Vezina George A. Wyche Sheila D. Meadows Helen A. Arend, Chuluota L)I;(i-;Muu( 26, 1973 David Ilorridge, DeBary Admissions James Ellis Sayles, Deflary Sanford. Arlington W. Willahan, Beulah Mae Wells Bary Elroy N. Larkin Bert B. Bush, DeLand harry Oosterofli Mrs. Norbort Kolashinski and Sharon A. Walker girl, Deltona Mary K. Jameson Caroline I. Johnson, Deltona May Jones F'1i Spencer K. Ackerly, l)cltona Ruby N Cogburn Lc-onore 1, Young, Deltona Bernice Davis Oliver Sjoblom, lake Mary Paula Roche Kelley H. Wilson, Longwood Willie A. Rhodes Robert K. Branning, Orlando illiammi 1). Gramiikm Lillie Mae ('urtis, OviedoV Mary F'. Gibson Rose C. Ithferty, Winter Park Jas W. Childre Russell I. DcViiughn, Merritt l':(lWLtrtl A. Krogan Island William K. Phillips Mrs. Peter Torino and girl, li-mu ri Anderson Ilt . 11 ------ -- L= U,.,,n.,n UiIiIiiF, VVPlVn !. Nii Bruce Biossat '.' Tomato Marketing Hospital Notes BEHRIS WORD A man who had just bought a costly chain saw showed me his "guarantee,' which was good for a quick 30 days, with the , customer thereafter assuming the entire risk of the nrndiu't I-. performance and durability.' - A woman told me she had taken three smashed boxes back to a department store to let them see how her packages were being delivered. The parcel delivery service was called in, and it said it could do no better. Another woman who worked in a shop mentioned an inswherein a lady customer exchanged a particular %%'A WASIIIN(.1 oN (.N E,,%) model of dining room (able live limes before she got one that Three trips away from this capital in recent weeks leave was unscarred. Think of the waste of time, energy and hence me convinced that the nation is caught in some of the most money in that kind of transaction a not uncommon occurI'Lluling cross currents in its history. rence today. Whether you are surrounded by strangers or old friends The tales of woe ranged wide, from trivial foulups over and relatives, they quickly convey their fcehr.g of being sales billings to gross incompetence, inadequacy and inengulfed by events and problems (hat seem to have no con' difference in two hospitals 700 miles apart, both charging Irtlng '.iIuttjn In 'sm' in-,tanee I tj)kt'd ith ''luu''oti' f'u Ingh tn ti.- '' fin ill Lou little visilule cart' nearly two hours before we both suddenly realited that we So it was that deepdissatisfaction seemed all-governing. had not mentioned one piece of good news. We put our minds Lack of faith in peop in their performance, their products, to it, and neither one o w. could think of any, and their promises was truly sweeping. There was great conNaturally enough, Watergate, President Nixon, his per- cern over what the futUre would bring. sonal finances and his future dominated the bewildered Nevertheless, in some settings I watched the people acting reactions I encountered. He had a few defenders but most out the charade of affluence as if there were no fears for the people .nturing opinions had lost all faith in him a a man economy and their governments were as pure as the driven an believed almost nothing he said. They turned his self snow. Restaurants were crowded with chattering customers, proclaimed candid explanations against him. It is only a and store's v'eru' packed with dete'rmimwd Chrictmas shop furh''r putt Ii' t tidi '1 h. u-awed 54 per cent niT A uwrlL'amis pers they diju't want him removed lrm office. The Maybe 1Iii as the' behavior of people who think they are energy crisis as handled by both government and the oil in' on a last spree before the gloom Ia es over, or perhaps many dustry has [hem grossly confuse and sometimes frightened. are only half-convinced t,ie had news is all that reai. It was Responses are erratic. Some people are driving and heating baffling to watch, their homes as if i didn't exist. ()thi'rs are cutiTing down, and F'ir, talking at 'hu-c ralig,', I could univ t'uun:'luitu' that are in a It fly over what they 5CC as ever man- damaging ct'untk.kc Ariiu'rivatts are- deeply Upset at the torrent of cvieconomic effects, dence, large and small, that their couniry, f the White rom Thoe I mingled with hail little mere faith in corporate House to the retail shop on the corner is not working in the America than in Mr. Nixon and a floundering Congre, fruitful, honorable way that a great, free land. Once so richly From manufacturer to retailer, no oat- vMaped criticism. blessed, should work. harbor of the fishing village, on the Gulf of Mexico near Fort Walton Reach in Florida's Panhandle. "We can make people want fresh tomatoes especially Florida tomatoes." said Bill Botts, president of the Botts Advertising Agency In Orlando. The committee had commissioned Bolts to make a market development in- DESTIN, Fla. (AP)—The strong winds and rough seas of recent days have calmed down, but Destin's fishing fleet still can't put to sea. They're locked In by sand tha t filled the harbor entrance during the days of storm. On The Home front - -± Some 85 commercial fishing boats and 30 private boats are tied up in the small _______ _________ Bfai,ef., ____ ____ ___________ a great deal of curiosity about reconciled the trip with Gov. TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (API— Palm Beach Post Thursday. The employes, mostly women it," he said. "As I say, they Reubin Askew's directive that patient abuse, The Miami News Fifty nine state employes have W reported. taken time off their jobs to take serving in non-law enforcement were people Involved in the state agencies conserve Instances of homosexual a peek atan estimated 3o tons of positions, were chauffered to a case and I thought It was a gasoline during the energy - I I '.....&t. TI_I.i_ I_ ------ i_ L_.J rwnua nuirgruunu neu very, very uemiriiie moraie "''. ains "' coniiscaeu marijuana, seizeu other inmates and mistreat- on Christmas Eve, "I've stated the reason," l" where the huge pot cache is factor." ment, willful neglect and abuse said. "I'll have to answer for it stored by agents driving UnThe employes were away when you print It, that's all." of patients by hospital staff "The purpose was to satisfy marked state cars with confrom their desks about 45 members and attendants are the curiosity of some of our fidential tags, the Pod said, The marijuana, which agents minutes each, TroeLstrup said, included In a draft report made people who had worked on this say has a Street value of $n 1r0e15uUp5alU ne auuwrizeu inc rosi figured that tne pot million, was se zed Monday in by a citizen's task force. The case that were not agent perpeep consumed 44 man hours Gulf and Leon counties. It was sonnel," William Troelstrup, the visit, News said Thursday. "I felt that It served a very and about 65 miles of driving, Florida Department of Law described as the largest haul in iruelstrup was asked now ne Americannlstory. p ormer state Rep. Maxine Enforcement director, toid -frit vital i'ut,Ctiun in thai there was Baker of Miani heads the fivemember committee which is cheduied to fonnally present its re" to the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services on Jan. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Although they are still of- lieve I have a prosecutable 1972 when he was picked up as a 7. A spokesman said Mrs. I API—A Jacksonville man has ficiallj listed as missing per- case," Shorstein said after the runaway. Baker would have no comment been charged with murdering sons, Harry Shorstein, assistant indictment was returned. "Sc!until then. two of his children, even though state attorney for Duval, says lice to say that in this case I He was suffering from broken The News said It gained its their bodies have never been he believes he can make the bones, burns and massive believe I do," information about the draft found, murder charges stick. A trial date has not been sel bruises. He told police and soreport Into activities at the Two counts of first degree ethics 'The code of prevents Ernest II first came to the at- clal workers that the injuries Hollywood facility from a murder and two of child torture me from discussing why I be- tention of authorities in April were inflicted by his father. ...' - i _____________ , State Workers Get Peek At 'Pot' - ______ _____ MIAMI (API—An invt'stigative report of South H.ridaliospitalcltesevidcnce I homosexual attacks, rapes, unsanitary conditions and .,__.- KICKING OFF MOTHERS' MARCH ________ ki -T_'.-- . . -''i it ___ - - _,-:7:~ -, - _________ She BILL VINCENT. JR., Chief Photographer 06 k Anderson by Jac - __ _________ Friday,, Dec. 28,1973-5A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. API preemption of the field. The special session would be "pre- bility still exists for a special nniuee recommended a special Plans for a Jan, 8 energy states become mere in- mature without 'ederal energy session. But he noted that con- session and suggested a bill crisis special session of the struments of ministerial corn. legislation and without the final gressional action on energy is giving Askesi authority to close Florida Legislature ran out of pliance." allocation programs." not expected before the end of schools and take other actions gas Thursday as Gov. Reubin Congress adjourned last week William Simon, federal ener- January. The regular session ef necessary to conserve fuel. Rep. Kenneth MacKay, 1)Askew applied the brakes. after failing to pass 'national gy administrator, was s%hed- the Florida Legislature starts action Ocala, co-chairman of the enerAskew cancelled the session energy conservation laws. It Is uled to release final fuel alloca- in April and state energy but left open the possibility of a not scheduled to convene again lions Thursday but postponed may well be postponed until gy committee, said Thursday a special session later this win- until Jan. 21. special session could be used to the action until about Jan. 15. then, ter. The Florida Energy Corn. draw up contingency plans. Askew said a state legislative The governor said a possi. The governor acted after legislative leaders, particularly Senate President Mallory Horne, D-Tidlahassee, urged him to cancel the session. Home said it would be "ridiculous, legislature to act before Congress passes national energy legislation. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) public's fault because they least for the next 60 days the wouldn't use. - _ 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 ftThI'W' - ________ anfarb f rrath DAV IDA. BR YANT Nk~irtaçinq Editor persecuted ___ = ---'- Cancels Special Session Askew if - - - 300N FRENCH AVE.. .4w, -i - ' 322 2611 . $ .'" "'- _.,. %I .1% 9-.- ,-- 1-leed _____ h I'— The Sanford Herald - CANADIAN SQUEEZE # -. - N America is not blameless in international affairs, but since World War II when a foreign nation has been over a barrel the American impulse has been to send bundles of relief. We are beginning to learn a fact of international life, however. Now that Uncle Sam is over a barrel due to the d diminishing of some of our natural resources, theimpufseof foreign governments is to wallop us with barrel staves. Our friends, the Canadians, supply the most recent example. Recently the Canadian government announced that the export tax of 40 cents a barrel on crude 0i which it imposed October 1, increased by more than 400 per cent to $1.90 a barrel on December 1. Practically all of Canada's oil exports go to the United States. X hr . - oug ts Th v"- '- -- I n!e4 Fratatt S,,-1iEr 4'.ç rt a documents and that we paid WASHINGTON True 10 money to see them. 350-year tradition of per no Yet the Justice Departsecuting Indians, the Justice give up easily. doesn't Department used fraudulent ment in Wilmington. prosecutors testimony in its recent floucher and McNamara put tempt to convict three im their star witness on the poverished Indians. an stand. Larry Blacksmith duly The harassed trio Tuscaroras, tetfied that the Ojibway deOjibway and two read fendant "made the contact two of who mcan't even of receiving with a reporter associate of were accused Anderson, Ben Jack stolen government docu' Franklin.... ments. TurncoatSloux The Justice Department Liberals o'iv (onservatives "Jack Anderson is a re staged a seven- day show the trial, which cost the tax- porter for the New York By JEFFREY ST. JOHN niade the powerful presidency a executive. nipotent president, payers tens of thousands of Times," swore the turncoat Copley News Service danger to our freedoms. One Schlesinger completely philosophy of limited govern- dollars. A crack criminal at- Sioux, who said he had been such problem is philosophical; rejects the only philosophy of ment as conceived by founders torney. Paul Boucher. was told "Jack Anderson" would NEW YORK "The i.e., the-basic goal held by government that can solve the like Thomas Jefferson and sent from Washington to give the Indians "$20,00 Washington Post and the New liberals is FOR a powerful problem of a powerful, mn James Madison. Wilmington N. C., to help plus-..One hundred free stoYork Tunes," observes Prof. ______ '' ) U. S. Attorney Thomas ries" in exchange for a look .-\rthtir M Schhesincr Jr., n it ht ,North ('it rI tita (IOQU lcmi FI it t t p1 iii ncw hook, "the Imperial ments. tion. Presidency," "were as ardent ______________ The prosecutors permitted Their star witness was a defenders of the presidency as ' turncoat Sioux named Larry Blacksmith to go ahead with anyone in theWbite House. The TU Blacksmith. who gave this testimony, although the academic community harbored _______ ________ testimony that the Justice Justice Department had the __________ few doubters." Department must have grand jury record and other .--In - . Th a remarkable adsworn testimony flatly disKnown was fase. mission and concession for the puting it. Document Heist liberal historian and former The (acts are that our col The case grew out of the John F. Kennedy presidential even appear in urnn doesn't great document heist of adviser. One would think, November 1972. A group of The New York Times, that __________ I d therefore, that after decades of militant Indians arrived in Times reporter Ben Franklin III encouraging the growth of a Washington to protest in. has never worked with me numerable and timeless and that I never offered powerful presidency, liberals grievances. They first nc $20,000 or even a buffalo like &'h'singer have at last t' "cupied, then vandalized, then nickel for the documents taken seriously the repeated For an attorney knowingly looted the building housing warnings of conservatives. to present false testimony the Bureau of Indian Affairs. However, Schlesinger's book file cabinets, before a court is a disbarlaThe rows of is purely a tactical, not a they discovered documentary ment offense. Boucher and philosophical, change. evidence of the bungling. McNamara denied in long The import of his work Is to -I-I 1111111111111 neglect and betrayal that talks with us that they knew warn and arm liberalls with the have characterized the white the charges about the $20,000 1 intellectual arguments to avoid man's conduct toward the In. were false. __ubhic r'sponsibihity for having Unchecked Testimony dian. They bundled thousands created a powerful presidency, __________ They admitted, however, of documents out of the buildso widely deplored now that ing in the dead of night and that they made no effort to Richard Nixon is In the White hauled them out of Washing check the testimony they House. "The Imperial ton in a 40-car motor knew their witness would Presidency" proposes a concaravan, which was escorted give. Boucher conceded also tradictory strategy to save the by police with motorcycles that he knew Franklin was a nowerful executive while still reporter for The New York roaring, decrying it. Not until the Indians had Times. "The answer to the runaway Furthermore, Boucher ad ' scattered did the authorities presi dency," Dr. Schlesinger mitted that Hank Adams, a discover that thousands of writes, 'is not the messenger documents were missing. The witness at the trIal, had apboy presidency. The American FBI organized a nationwide proachedhimprivatelytoad'S democracy must discover a dragnet to retrieve the stolen VISe him that his star witness .h I papers. Several newsmen had given false testimony. mi&lIe ground be tween making 4--,, the president a czar and also set off in search of them. Yet Boucher didn't bother to making him a.-puppet , My associate Les Whitten, check Adams' warnings, after crisscrossing the coun- much less correct the court need SttOr presidency but try and holding secret meet- record. MATE CARS t a strong presidency within the In summing up, Boucher ings with the militants, was Constitution," said the linking of our column 4 the only outsider who gained The formalized changes with the North Caolina case access to the documents. proposed do not deal with wasn't done to prejudice the Documents Returned central Lcsuesthathave, in fact, 'You better be ready for a shoot-o ut It Meanwhile, soft-spoken in jury. If false information got than negotiator Hank Adams into the complicated case, he tried to persuade the mili- said, "it wasn't due to tants to give up the docu- malice." The New York Times' ments. He argued that the stolen records contained vital respected Ben Franklin told information that was impor- us that he had gone to North tant to the protection of In' Carolina in quest of the docu' BY JOAN COLBY descending on guy lines From the the black widow was so Instantly and dian rights and claims, ments but that neither he nor Copley NeiisService ceiling or sneakily climbing my hideously painful that one had no Lis Whitten was on the his paper had offered 20 cents pantsleg. And. w hile sitting down question. scent' again when the first much less $20,000 for the At a gathering not kng ago, itIe awake, I am at least able to Actually, thinking il over, I realize large batch of documents papers. everyone was discussing his main defend myself by prolonged fits of 1 never pursued this logic to the were returned to hank As it happened, the Justice fear. These fears were all quite hysteria, sleeping is something else finale of what one had no question Adams. who made arrange- Department's dubious tactics sensible terrors like fear of flying, again. There is nothing quite like aixiut. Immediate death ? Skwdeath ments to turn them over to didn't pay off. The jury spent fatling from high places, fear of waking up, brushing some fuzzy by nerve poison? Surviving as a the government. But on the only 55 minutes in acquitting illness, old age, or getting mugged In friend from your upper lip, to living Vegetable? way, Adams and Whitten the three Indians of all public parks. discover you little buddy on the Anyway, I was happy in my firm were arrested by the FBI and charges. So I was a bit hesitant in telling my pillow, big as life. And black and belief that If the widow bit you, you'd charged with receiving Footnote: While the Justice big (ear which is of being waited on hairy. stolen property. know. Department was dishonoring by spsiers. Not onlvamlina frenzy athaving Last Fe'ruary, in a rare itself, two tireless defense i'ou might think the prospect of been used as a highway by an Butnowwebaveaneweat,The rebuke to ieJustice Depart- lawyers, Philip Diehl and Brown Recluse who, due to his shy ment, this occuring would be relatively the grand jury refused James Rowan, upheld the arachnid, I am also bound to capture rare anyway. No one else in my habits is probably hiding In illy to indict Adams or Whitten. noblest traditions of the bar. and examine my tormentor 10 ba throbe, He is so reclusive I hear, Meanwhile both faintly has this aversion to insects ascertain if it is a member of a Whitten and At their normal rates, their that you may not even discover i swore under oath that we fees and consequently they are left in poisonous species. would have been $8,000. you've been attacked until your arm had no part in the theft, that They accepted only $800 from peace. While I, due to some Naturally, I already know It Is, but rots off. he retofore unrevealed na tural Law, we had no control over the the India ns and their fri ends my family unkindly demands proof am the target of every eight-legged when I tell them I've been bitten by I wasn't too worried about Brown creepy crawly. ii or 12 black widows. Recluses, aside from shaking out my I can hardly sit down without i used to be consoled by the clothes violently before putting them attracting 11W attention Gf four or kncwledge, purveyed by a friend on, because all my spider friends five large spiders who begin whowasoncebitten, - that seemedlike decided extroverts. seeed of - er - - • Year 's were killed in highway accidents. The prediction was pegged at between 550 to 650. In Florida.19 people perished on the state's roads, and 14 are expected to die over New Year's. Surely, with statistics as grim as these staring us in the face, caution, extreme caution, is mandatory. Let's all greet the New Year together, safe and well. one of your friends crawl into a car after he's had too much to drink. Drive him home. And just because you might have been lucky enough to have escaped a serious accident, remember this; the National Safety Council predicts at least 65 people will be slaughtered on America's highways over the extended New Year's weekend, which runs from 6 p.m. Friday through midnight Tuesday. During the Christmas weekend, 496 people -- h - Indians Driving The deadliest days of the year for driving loom just ahead of us. Consequently, it behooves each and everyone of its to begin thinking now of ways to stay alive to greet the new year. Among other things, we offer the oft-repeated but still sound advice handed out every holiday period by the Florida Highway Patrol. First, do not drink and drive. Alcohol is involved in more highway traffic accidents than all of the other causes combined. Do not speed. The National Safety Council sums it up with their slogan: Speed Kills! Rest often on long trips. Driving when exhausted isa terrific invitiation to danger. Make sure your vehicle is safe. Worn brakes, defective lights, etc., almost certainly will result it tragedy. Also, if you feel you must go out and party, arrange for one member of your group to abstain fzom drinking so that he can chauffer the rest of von around. if tiu ft tusiiig a New YCaF's bash, don't neglect your responsibility as a host—do not let -=- ,- 64 1k Ot --- Friday, Dec. 28, 973 Tragedy Lurking Use _= -• Laquit.a 0. Zanders Nancy W. Steele Patricia E. Walls, Altamonte Springs Austin Williamson, DeBary Unt' '"i ni Pn n fti,,,.t. "b's '" &'II'I*4J George W. Fuller, Deltona Walter C. Roetmer, Deltona Blanche Walker, Deltona Otino Mancini, Deltona Mabel Barabas, Deltona Helena Cook, Deltona harry Brodt, Deltona Edward N. May, Deltona Carolyn(;.Sallee, lake Mary Thomas J. Lake, Lake Mary Wilbur H. Pent, Lake Monroe Dorothy M. Perkins, Longwood aiicnuei D. urown, [MflWOOU John San George, Orange City Worth A. Kirkatrick, Orange ('sty Paula H. Young, Orlando Nora N. Redding, Titusville Elmer Ilehn, Winter Park (floss 13. Worthington, Deltona Virginia M. hlleichner, Orlando Mr. Births and Mrs. Robert (Patricia I Walls a boy, Altamonte Springs Discharges Sa nfun ci: Esther Medlin William If. Sullivan EDison N. Melsch Hattie Mae McFadden, Lake oe Hassle I). Duff, Lake Monroe Monr Charles Biggs Jr., lake Monroe Manning TO&i Jr., Osteen Normnalee Gillum, Winter Springs DECEMBER 27, 1973 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Father Held For Murder Of Missing kids source inside the health were returned Thursday department. against Ernest John Dobbert II by a Duval County grand jury. The draft report also cited Dobbert is accused of killing patient overcrowding and a son, Ryder Scott Dobbert, and unsanitary conditions along a daughter, Kelly Elizabeth with serious manpower shor- Dobbert, (ages, the paper said. lie is also accused of torturDr. Richard Parks resigneding another son, Ernest John Council proposed by Duerr would still The New Riders of the Purple II'tSSELBEL{R as hospttal administrator Last Dobbert III, 13, and a daughter, week, saying he was Frustrated Honoree Dobbert., 7 Thursday night approved not cover the cost to the city of Sage. from doing a proper Job at Mayor Bill Crier's reconimen- all platting and site reviews. Stevenson gave assurances Ernest III told police his faDuerr had proposed changing on behalf of promoter Joseph the institution because of ther killei Kelly, 9, in Decem- dation three council members skimpy budgets from the state her 197! and Ryder, 7, in FebEdith Duerr, Charles Glas- the current rates of $1 per acre Lambusta that sound volume at be or a minimum of $30 and all performances would be legislature. cock and John Zacco ruary 19722. appointed to a committee to maximum of $300, to $10 per maintained at an agreeable negotiate a new franchise with residential unit, and $1 per I.ODD level. He also agreed a closer the Winter Park Telephone Co. square feet on commercial count would be kept on numbers Upon Zacco's motion, Grier will property or a minimum total of of persons attending the peralso serve on the committee. $150 for each plat and site formances, after Duerr said The attempt to negotiatc a review, there seemed to be a blatant She said she had discussed discrepancy between the esnew telephone franchise is one Ulysses C. Jackson of the proposals made by Duerr these rates with some develop. timnated numbers in the crowds, Billy E. Jones to increase the city's income. erg, who said they were and the count taken at the gate, Gregory Stafford Dec. 31 She said in a work session last reasonable. "Ever)' week we "It seems your meter gets Ella S. Howard German American Society week the amount of money delay, we are losing money. I tired Just short of 5,000 each Linda Gail Brown New Year's Eve party, 8 pm, offered by the telephone corn- suggest council come to next show," commented Duerr, Miirv Ti WiwI e1tuhhnu.c . 151 Orange lane. I pan)' last time [lie CiIi at. weeas meeting prepared to ('asselberry. Music by Sandra A. Duhart tempted negotiations was so insert the dollar amounts In the Louise S. Long Dynamics." small it was insulting. She said fee raising ordinance," said Elizabeth M. Vevier the city receives Fewer free Duerr. Jeri L)n Jones DEC. 31 In other action council apcalls and pays higher rates than Willard E. Burtnett The German American proved the entertainment other citites in the area, Society is holding a gala New Joann Nelson Now that the city has grown program for January through Years Eve Party, at 8:00 p.m. Harriett E. Bartlett considerably, Duerr said It may March proposed by L & S Pro'at the German American Willie Leroy Williams Gene be possible to negotiate a more ductions' attorney Society Clubhouse, 381 Orange Edgar Osborn, DeBary Stevenson. Five performances favorable franchise which will Gladys D. Lasher, DeBary lane, Casselberry. over the three-month period save the city money. Mar)' McLeod, Deltona Action was also taken on her will feature Charlie Pride; Jan. .s Ralph F. Powers, Deltona second proposal to increase the Humble Pie, Grand Funk Titusville Antique and Collec. Katherine I. See, Longwood income by charging Railroad, Johnny Winter, and CIt)"5 tars Show-Sale. Searstown (9..-'. ........., Casselberry Committee Named To Negotiate Telephone Pact - - - Seminole Calendar '' ' ' " I DI)41111, U'ICUO Helen K. McGill, Winter Park BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. William Walker a boy. Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: lam) L. Norwoi'd Nellie Kader Nora C. Butler Sharon Wheeler David Robb Jr. William D. Gramnkow helen cook, Deltona Peter M. Mort, lasseIDerry Leslie Louise Bruce, Crystal River Anna N. Woodhouse, Miami Short's SondraLGrace, Orange City - •, ., ..,, aiaii iIIU51LJC. - 3 Senior Citizens Tour to Disney World Will leave Civic Center at 9:00 a.m. Return at 6:30 p.m. Call 321 9148 or 323 2648 for reservations, - 10-13 winter Park Sertotna Club Antique Show and Sale for benefit retarded children, Ex. positi on Par k , Orlando. Hours 1-10 p.m. and Sunday, i- ht,,hpfncfnenI,,tfinc,iu,na1 ni1 •4&J i '"b'"1 a IWs )Jttl If, site review. Council approved zacco's motion authorizing City Ally. Ken McIntosh to prepare an ordinance to increase the fees for platting and site review but leave blank the fees until recommendations have been received from department heads, councilmen, and Finance Director Mary flaw. thorne. Zzicco said he thought the fees needed more study as those . 599 BIG SAVINGS ON ALL FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS • RANGES WASHERS • DRYERS DISHWASHERS ARMY-NAVY 0,011! APPLIANCE CENTER BOYS a MENS JACKETS ONLY SURPLUS 3W Sanford Ave. Hundreds of Floor Sample DESKS & CHAIRS I *, ,, - A COME IN WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD (formerly G. H. High) 1100 West Fl 'it St. Ph. 322.3883 Sanford 1111111111111 �!-r- rfl T T? T11, 1 Ii.r m - Fday, - A -t Dec.28; 973 - -- ___________________________________ --% i - i, , Al ,,.. -. v. 1.0I 4. ___ ___'sic" _____ Ousted roomer better leave widow alone - "t_c - .--... U- •_•_ 1 - ~ ; .. , - .. -_ ~ _____ - - ' -'- ,- - ( - - - -k1r . - - - i ;, .- :--" . , ened, and screamed at him, and he went back to his room. -. - t ; - to conle back. He says he "loves" me, but I know his Intentimu as k i Uing mc t th1 phone, - number. SEAtTLE DEAR SEAITIX: Ask your sUomey to write this man a letter and tell him U he doen't qWt harassing you. you will bring charges against him. - '11111 - _ _ - ( _______________________________________ : -. - made brighter uiIh/;eace ereryu'here. - _______________ t . - _____ _____ Walking toward the elevator, I said: "Thanks, friend. hand to God, that -was the whole story, but spread it all around the buflding. How can I clear my name? I can hardly hold my head UP. NOrT GUILTY DEAR NOT: He who ezesieg himself, accuses himself, Forget It. You're lucky be didn't jokingly ask you far a few dollars. _ _ - - _____________ _____________ ________ ,, .. seed $2 to Abigail Via Bes ifl Lvisky *212. Beverly , ILIPPY Clara mistakes sexual I n. latuatton for true lose. Relag A GROUP of Anchor Girls presented a musical old enough to vote doesn't in sure our success either In marriage or sports. You must p1a both games as per the rule - P Louise Priest and Janie Paul. Kim Nader, another member of the chorus, was not present for the --- (Cecelia Farmer Photo) Playtex Double Diamond In and readings to aid one's What you learn could count derstanding of marital decision, MARRIAGE TESTS - -- But th e score Is secondary to the learning experience of the experience and reading about marriage game. The player S Soc ety Greenbiat of East Brunswick, most important on a list that _____ i- stant professor of sociology includes security, freedom and J at Douglass CoLlege. "We take marital and parental _____ status. ____ people and In 10 hours run _ ______ _ _______ _____ ______ ___ -.-% - --------- J Per (5) Have you enough uv - - what Job to hold, when and ,,II Garment Living Full Size Range Save y. Up - 00 $1 A * gamb(4 1 Wwwe Engagement and wedding lIU/)/)iC5t .i\ew e(1r -. / LADIES & GIRLS - - PH. 322-4712 enough held j.5 (or at least a year, SHOES nstalment bu1"All" i " she can appreciate how hard it is to earn a pay check and aim how to spend her money wisely in having childr-n'! Youngsters ate superb in' Is the p'vspevtive groom UWADIce equipped with a trade or profesalca by which to .uppcita You then wife and children? Country Club Memberships, "M ' a woddrig CoCktail bars or poker panika andabli'tnfinanceherhusband wife. rntertairimenl! he is in trade Tkey $ 1 • The Personal Touch of :1I: PAIR Last _ _ : _ - ' Elyse Isom Adds - nest FALL SHOE . SAT. - 'U ______ _ I r$ 1 f - 11 - .., A I _________ 1. _________ S - -I I ____ _4 ___________ - ___________ _____ ____ _______ ____ i H ____ -, _________ _________ ___ .. - ___ ___________________ __________ I - 51 52 - — — — 56 — — — — — — - . If __________________ _________ - P"I. I VS T It's time men ! 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. ((C) 1913, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) — with Major Hoopi. pvTccTacH'ptM I TE PCE rusuciTy t't.4 HERO CRISI5,UN15$ PAR'TIES ARE 1'PlANP..N ..WITP4 . REMEfrB(E UCtCSY S'T(M'i , NIE -r doBytheir share Polly Cramer 'g constantly blame the female sex for most of the world's trou' bles. The women must satisfy the men or they are justified in them. Mothers are supposed to train the children to stay to keep hers but no mention is ever made of his role to keen \ 7,.,-, -- - , . . , - . * ,-i/' -, ,S L. (4' market ... Put the shoe on the other foot for a while and tell '---;;-i.. _______________") 1---.. - HERE COMES ANOTHER -- ' -- .. powerful man is more precious than gold even on today's HELL'S AN&ELS j•' - I - I COMPLAINT' _________________________ i ! / __ \ l\ \ \ // / i I I / / ______ _____ L ____ _______________ ' 79 is ________ _________ umbrella to fade on the back shelf in the car and there is no place else to put it. I split on ordinary grocery bag down one aide and cut out the bottom. I laid the umbrella on it slant by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP wise leaving the bottom end sticking out. I rolled the bag around the umbrella and taped together the loose paper. Cut - ________ AND WIN THIS Ot"IE ..- 1 7 away any paper that interferes with the handle sticking out. This makes a cone'shaped container that makes it easy to : EVEIY TW.E. - __________________ sun the umbrella In and out and meantime protects it from _____________ I. U fading and rotting. -MRS D.C. c-_____--- r t so I hit on the idea of walking in the basement. I walk there for 45 minutes each day and feel juM great. I have lost 11 nounds since slanting this and without any special diet. liesides I do not have to get all dressed up. Nobody sees me in ------ ~ '- ,U1 Ia C 4103 U--.. ____ BLONDIE 497642 gold'brick salesman who 4 KJ2 produced it would now bet + KQIO2 4K$5 tract. After studying the heart suit carefully the vi 7 Chic Young S A PI ECE "AT 00 1 00 (%>STPThJG WiTH THE PIECE OF: STRING? /•_•••" \.U'I4\T COP-1E5" 11 (EAT LOAF? 01 21' ' ) / 166 i 11 7 I I I -- -/ - - ____ __ -____ __ \ _ I __. TiE rr A0UN'D rCU FNGP SO 'yt(J 'U MMBER NOT TO OQ0E IT 11 r_1 "''' - . game and rubber. At least that is what he would do in any normal SOUTH (B) ( ______ _____ - '.11 ____ ___ n. ' - ; - - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ LOTG cc 6'r'1E. (j"i South IN.T. I lass Opening lead-Se , th card hisaceof diamonds. Now South would have to let West in after taking only two diamond tricks and the last iwo spades would t the By Oswald & James Jacoby result BUT LOU'" c M DOO e third lead East would d is - r 1, _____ _______ ___ _______ ______ 0 with will be W141 t r l2.Jt _______ North East South . ______________ _____ _ t..:c:I, ____ ,,' TMEGREAT /_\LL>/ _____ MORE oo? ND,T4Ni(f, NOT INTERE9EP. is, ' I 111 ! ____ I - ______________ ______________ . \// _____ What do ou do now ' _____ ___ A - Just bid Four diamonds. ':'M i'uv'squis-rio'i NOP _____ ___ ---a ______ I- You bid four diamonds and down one. your partoer bids four spades. Jtdoosn'ttakemuchskillto WhaIdooucIonow' seethatSoutheandobetterif .Ini rT,morr T4I( I'VE FJ7 VII'4A'T 1E BEEN - ______ V Let Falk and Sy Barry _______ NEW BAZ.-M o 5u"R ______ ______ FOR 'CU. _____ _______ _-a, y _____ _____ SLiT 14E WAITS PRlNCE LAJeAP4, 'JR FATHER REQU SOuR '" IC 3$ : ____ _________ ThebIddinghasbec,. Pass __ t\ -- 'E'ASI'M'IH L"rTZRI'IIISE AW4 I West ' ' I c-oves \ defense would start with I I -. tim would bet whereupcn the Both vulnerable The 41~ L - 4 Q3 V QJ76 AS South AI( ____ one spade', two hearts; three 4 A 10864 V $54 + J74 if - Jj-_______ __ " 4AQJ - :-c - DEAR POLL? - I save margarine wrappers for greasing lato skins before baking since we like to eat the skins, too. I (old these wra pers and save them in the refrigerator until fleed(N1. -SHIRLEY. ' _____________________________________________________ Give the con man a hand _________________________ he lets the qtieen of spades NORTH I hold that first trick. After this I • lay there will be no way for ' K93 West to cash his four spades. + 9863 Eventually, South will seore ,1m __ - many of them are not laugKing - they are walking. -MRS. WIN AT BRIDGE q. -------- W.R. I I I ~ ! (,PR '°'i year ago I decided I would walk at least two miles each day however some days were too rainy, others too hot or too cold partner. PH.322.020, by Bob Thoves / his woman happy. A woman can be replaced but that all and lead a spade to his 511111111111 -- slim, attractive, young and active but no mention is ever iiij .--.. tioi' ________ made of the man doing the same. A woman was created to serve the man and do everything queen. -- \'\ ( -. tract is very normal. the six of West You, South, hold: spades East puts up his CM I6$V2$AQ10654K43 1.i.v'ir O vt J running off into the arms of some siren who does satisfy It e king East will gain the 11 mLI LEFT TOWSJ FRANK AND ERNEST South's thiee notrump con- ______ _ TLr" 4 't .UOgp', )u / - ___________________________ SHOE - - k years ago. Undoubtedly it a _ DEAR POLL? — My Pet Peeve cot.cerns columnists who in hi,s spare time. - ç J "I opens 11,~f,- - "- ,h UTI -J OF FICE AND jj t belong In 1973. It made its ____________________ ____________________ first appearance at least 40 -, - -- _____________ was concocted by some brdge A player who sold gold - 1 THE CrdOAW I _ ________ ____ - FROM <46ALL wO'PR:..wA. I THERE ON. ' vrire: .1 S. __________ contract. _____ f _________ ideal and the practical are in fine balance. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you male of your life is largely up to YOU! ________ - -- __________ Polly's Problem ______________ make conditions at home much better in whatever area _____ ________ ___ _____ k \ ELA)4k'5 MONEY P4E0 the basement. At first all my friends laughed at me but now I _______ AEME5JT- 5IJPPO5EL'LY ,, j 1. if it . by Crooks & Lawrence DEAR POLL? - Walking is such good exercise. About a ( ! I wF 'IOUR EPOC)Y 2.......\ F PiCARC) .JL)'T 5IP (E5- vre 1 rIM Go,i AR DUCT ISJ 'T$ TO f i4EP .ED ME I\.. 3OI I ...r" It , o I NTERS career In the year ahead and become a more affluent person. A business expert can give you good advice. I 1 CAPTAIN EASY umnists. We can, you know. - M RS. G.B. DEAR POLL? - Like Audrey I hated to leave my A .OrtiWR' / _____ _______ TNAT _________ 23 these men what THEY can do to make their women happy / STAU'S OF CELERY A ' — — — — . .. Why must the woman always pay? I am not a woman's Jib but Justice is justice ... Eliminate those male-oriented cot' P OSf,I BL 'l PIET C.*ILCULATEP TO HELP ME LOSE A FEw POtWS A SITE OF ) t.UP404 4Ls-r ......-' POCEEPG \ 1OWARP MY _________ .. DEAR POLL? - We recently put down a tile floor in our living room and every time it is mopped it puffs up in small areas. This looks terrible. I hope someone has a solution for u -LENORA. a _________ _____________________________ __________ ________________________________ "SVIJI SYLVESTER! I goals. Plan to become a happier individual. GEMINI (May 2110 June 21) Devise a way to improve your ""' "" ______ _____ __ 18 _________ liv H.imdohl 1 StoffisI _______ ______ discuss how you can assist each other In gaining your personal AFEW _______ I—. __ ________ 47 48 1 44 — — — duties so you will be ready to start the new ycai. iJse Intuitive faculties for mak ing plans. Attend serifces. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Meet with good pals and pOS5jØt.y 'I W": BUGS BUNNY , _______ ___ ___ M-P YEASELF! 46 _______ _____ ____ _________________ 3.1w -- ____ 11 ) 140 38 — — — — LO OFE from the Carroll Rightar Institute OUR BOARDING HOUSE -- I , 36 — — — — — and thinking. Teach to be more objective, and then the chart - I f-7\ 42 _____ 4 L'-, ---------------------208E,FIRSTST. _ 37 — January is now ready. For your copy send your btrthdate and Arrangements Sanford I I ! W — ________ - _____ IA — 28 29 30 55 _____ I 58 MON. 3201 S. Orlando Dr. 27 — — — — .1 : - 3 2 ON 'Al now, Try to be less opinionated. needed. Strive to have more harmony at home. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Ideal time to engage in philo.aphical discussion with persons who can elevate your consciousness and improve )out lifestyle. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 I to Feb. 19) Make accurate plaw now for improving your financial situation Don't neglect to attend services that are inspiring to you. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Concentrate on personal affairs today and put aside outside endeavors for the time being Pian tomonrow's activities carefully. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. - he or she will be one of those highly sensitive your.g people who should be taught not to be too preoccupied with what other's are doing .. / THIS IS Tl. '\ REGiSTRAS UNDER W be tempted to go off on a tangent. TO PREPARE FOR ANNUAL by Larry Lewis \ fr FLED THEM Ow, MiSS s':ElC r CANT F$N1LDE 0,14 04LE 0. "I) CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ' relieve tensions. Showing more devotion to mate s wise. Don't MONDAY & TUESDAY In Floral FRI. " 6 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 2)) Engage in amusements that % k Ut e bUU I _____________________ - ________ so LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Show your appreciation those who have done you favors in the past and add to th e goodwill you now enjoy.Take health treatments. - or t)r5&5 * eu4i* casts wOso pso M 12-26 ______________________________________________ -. 44 tS ------- CLOSED I McAllister and I '' ' so they can many ane etdt chick who dith't know them "'""""" 200 ____E FIRSTST. PH.322-5244 whcotheywe'restruggijugand tiiahsI4i,IJsii) si -- '- I 1 Betty . Mac and Sam Send for my 200-point "Test I professional school, they y for Husband and Wife," enstill make Beware, however, for rn&,y closing a king stamped, return envelope, plus 25 cents. ihtle At Diunt Prices - Pius - with partners if you want the future to dawn brightly for all ' ____ I- ! 23 :nuiucnt coticerncd. Meditation is important now. we will _______ _____ _____ - / in can get the intuitive hunches you need to solve a problem. • Talk over future plans with loved one. VIRGO (Aug. 12to Sept. 22) You nee d to have a long talk OPEN THURS. & FRI. III 8 P.M. ______ A modern girl should h,'ve bookkeeping experience to live Fng LEO (July 2210 Aug. 21) If you are silent for a while you [_HOLIDAY HOURS 1ver, competition? 2 1) outlet. Take advantap of an opportunity. I 213 E. FIRST ST. I t ii a hudet and avcid cxe&ve uv. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Discuss btas hitters! you tu a' _______ 22 prospects with bigwig*. Study your newspaper for some new DEPARTMENT STORE wer and education, nittygritlyofmoderneconarnic of the wedding. 23 -• ________ —— 20 if' — % ______ __ _____ 9 p 4OFernin,ne name 41 IIebr Pugh priest Bib o 42 Organic compound 43 Applaud 10 -r. 4 _______ more ARIES (Mar. 2110 Apr. 19) Attend o th' .cumuIsted NOTICE on the subject across the coun- and the amount of interaction home GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine time to take some hours out from today's usual pursu its to decide what you want most in your life in the coming year. M ake notes and devtse the means by which you can easily achieve your fondest aspirations. Per Garment BUY NOW & SAVEI Carefree Flowers Have __ 3 U per 14 C _ I T).) pIe 9 a ' 44VeiicH, 8 ______ 13 you are fond and deepening f.riendships for the future Stretch Bras Attention Dr. Greenblat, who teaches a whom to marry, when to have at '!)CAR ROLL RIGHTER'S ozk j ___________________________________________ __________________________________________ _________________________________ on the wedding day to pay at - --- - -- - --- -- -'- -- '- try, designed the game with with others in the game. There Forms, available at The least 3 months' rent? And does Dr. Norman F. Washburne of also 0. the option to divorce and. Herald office, should be sexually the husband have an adequate West Windsor Township, chair. remarry. infatuated or truly in love' ETHEL MEREDITH is accompanied by a black and "Family Income" life in service representative who man of the sociology depart. "Dr. Crane," Clara asked The point results of each white glossy studio photo at "how can I tell the difference?" ence policy' wHI have been with Southern least (6) Are you wiffing to sUrt on slon, and Douglass professorround vary according to the If you are sincerely conBell Telephone Co. years Peter J. Stein of New Bruns- consequences of the player's desired publication date. cerned with the ultimate best a meager amount Of fitt decisions as they are weighted in April. Born and raised in wick, interests of your sweetheart, instead of splurging with a ior Requests for women's . Sanford, Mrs. Meredith TV, a new car, swanky Their creation is a simulation by their values. that means true love. The decision to have a child, lwws and "o coverage enjoys spenoing her leisure or model of a real4ife system, But if you focus on your own niture. etc? Alas, many newlyweds wish time with her family. She a type of game that is becom- for example, results in "loss of (parties, clubs, etc.) should sensory en,oyment of kisses, a ring to (lash before your to start housekeeping on the has a daughter, Patti, at. ing increasingly popular In edu. freedom points" for a couple be made at lenst a week in "dVance. tending Seminole Junior cation, Dr. Greenblat points but gives them more in "parenfriends, and the ego-inflation of same lush scale wtich it took having a man to beau you their parents 25 years of College and son, Michael, at out. skimping to finance! "The Marriage Game" has around at parties, you are at Seminole High School. no board, dice, markers or any ,, --. -. . traded by selfish physical .1. y. of the usual accompaniments of magnetism -, not (rue love. The odds are against mixed Elopement is very likely d to sexual infatuation, for the marriages! Even the baseball managers play the baiting boy is then very likely to be END . OF YEA " * I deprived of his proper earning averages In selecting pinch po (8) Have you mtE us] interest.s Are you active together in and hobbiesso you can enjoy the same church' [ion together, plus If so, vou have about So times gr'aR'r hkd:hd of avoiding mutual recreation? If your hie( entertainment is - the divorce court. Have both of you earned sex and kissing, you are likely to end in divorce within 5 'ears your own living so you know (9) 7 ____________ SUNDAY 12:30 To 5:00 P.M. Tell us your story. We life FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 173 ---------------------------- married life." make 629, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. $201 Deadline them through the general di. In each round, representing a ____ _____ and N Sizes Sma To XXXX _______________________ it," explains Dr. Cathy S. first decides what values are ,j surroundings (Oct . 1~ V, "The Marriage Game: A as a consultant to government Dr. Stein, who considers marSimulation of Marital Decision agencies on simulation training tinge and the 'amily one of his Making" gives players the a chat- special fields, recalls a young chance to experience the ef- lenge to try to figure out and to man and woman who said they fects of d,ecWon3 they would sUnplify the effects of decisions learned more about each other make in married life, on various aspects of life." In playing the game than they "It provides the intermediate No decisions are left to the had in being together the pre. step between having the real chance roll of the dice In the vious six months. N "Bt my parents veto the poor. For a husband's ego ia _____ - - . kin. chances of marriage" your _________ Playtex even more - In real life - ac- making. game, which has been two cording to three Rutgers Uni"An awful lot hvs been writ. )ears in the designing and testversity sociologists who ha ve ten about decisiunmakffig III Ing. Trial runs with married _ "j\I, / happiness in husbands need to feel tmportant, not obligated' 6 ——— ________ IT ,nan __________________________ ______________________ counts. designed the game for use in marriage," Says Dr. Wash- and single adults of all ages _____ tests that indicate a couple's wife's earnings, and happy 5 __________ - -- .1 ___ your life r, l'.ly 'j !" YO!!! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for ") January is now ready. For your copy send your blithdate and Si to Carroll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), P.O. Box Girdles Apartments, Sears, Colby NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. parlor games. Instead, players thistatus." If they value paren. Sinclair and the Civic Theatre (AP) - it isn't whether you use a thick manual, to be pub. lxi status more than freedQm, Guild In conjunction with the win or Lose but how you play lished in November. it includes they've done well by theirsysCentral Florida Civic Theatre. The Marriage Game that charts to consult, forms to fill tern of values. j "We want to rim away and get married. .t -t1 ___ "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of farce A. am ardently in love with a college sophomore. 1 you. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will reiuire a fine college education in order to make the most of the fine talents hem. It's important you give the right Wiritual and ethical training so that your progeny can easily aid any possible trouble.I Sports are a must. A fine son or daughter in this chart. Salef through Jan.5, with four Abbott musical comedy S.C. The entire production Is and Jan. 3-5, with matinees at 2 matinees scheduled, features a New York cast under the direction of Michael p.m. Dec. 29, 30, Jan. 1 and 5. This entertaining musical hilarious oppose PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Contacting persons of whom Giant Year-End being presented at the Edyth are guaranteed but not screen star Otto Kruger. definitely a family show, Bush Theatre, Loch Haven reservcd. Thctre telephone is Musical director Is Lera br- suitable for all ages. Park. Orlando, as a holiday 841-9270. den. well-known pianist from Perfornunces are wheduled treat for the entire family i Frank Loesser-George Coverse College, Spartanburg, evenings at 8 p.m. thru Jan. g the who the future. Be sure to take care of your debts. Playtex The production Is a Civic headed by Woody Woodall, Hail. Perez Jr, both of Sanford, and Theatre "extra" and not in- talented dancer-comic who A low admission price for students at School of Dan cluded on the reguhir season tourd thit fall with t rt thru age 13 has been Arts, were sek'td ! appear iii uitet. "Wnere's Chancy?" DeMille American Dance set so that children and young musical comedy, tickets are on sale at the theatre Theatre, and Amy Richards, people will be able to attend. "Where's Charley", currently ox office daily 14 p.m. Seats grand-daughter of stage and "Where's Charley?" is of those New ideas can start an uptrend in your life. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Contact right person for data you need at this tim, and get new ideas that will help mike your life easier. Express happiness. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Meet with business experts and discuss ways to make your life more affluent in u!LcetUW Cv,'ci,. SANFQ D -B. C. or U41110111 F". ni III% COMPANY ft. 03 I)&$ Sara Lee Roberts and Luis CASE 2-511: Clara W., aged "Dr. Crane." she began, "I 3 — — — today that will make you (ccl happier and relieve tensions. A ___ Sanfordites Appearing In -Husicale 4do - 2 - f -a — — — that will please everyone and make your life ha;pier. Charley?' /1_______ $9. is a college coed. beautifying e book* Smart people also play the baiting averages! I 16 nice gift for Your rnate wdl be appreciated. SAGITTARIUS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Do those things at teaching and pre-marital COUfl' burne, who has owned a game. dicate that participation can be seling. producing company and served eye-opening. j 7 ___ ___ IYalayanc.anoe ?.lnthispIace comfortable. Study your wardrobe Make sure it's right. SCORPI 0 Tetenbaum, Karen Home, Kathy Woodruff, Tina Porzig and Linda Niblack. Top row, Wendy Walker, Cindy Keeling, Pat ti Meyers brief history of the origin of the carol, Iilicy sang some traditional numbers, accompanied by their president, Cathy Stripling. Grouped .e - - j ' 74 Stripling and Sherry Cook. Second row, Terri program for The Pilot Club of Sanford, at their annual Christmas dinner meeting, entitled "Christmas Around the World." After giving a r I with I!QL1L.-1 in 1 •__ psychology O version Hive, ___ _____ — — — LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Do something about word to doing business with you . CONFIDENTIAL TO SYLVIA IN SAN MATEO: Tell "Charley's Aunt" is being Game Aids Mafital Issues him. "thanks a lot," and take public transportation. Those sponsored by Stanley P. **free" rides could cost you more than you waist to pay. Bellows TV Town, Plantation For A.bby's booklet, ,Sow - this past year. We are looking for- "Get in, and I 'll give you a ride home. " How much do I owe you?" He jokingly replied: "I'll settle for a kid(iulgJy gave him a little peck on the cheek, and you know, one oi the other tenants saw me! Abby, my right - I t ilingi 26 Overt 2Nobkn'ian 45 Alleviate 32Sarpsn 3Restrng 27 Classify 47 Entice 5nithcter 4Prlrnarycolor U Newborn horse 41SIae 29Armbone 34F.iit Siluilding 49IIaing'-,' 35 Marginal I ab I timber 30 German 'I 2 F Fj t; .1 I I ( - I T , ~, 36 Cuckoo 6 Canadian negative 1-rm IAPAVE 1IItPS( ASS GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contacting higher-ups and Improving your standing with them is possible now, Pay bills end improve your credit. Relax tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 tv July 21) Find the right outlets that can be more profitable and ideal for you In the cong year. Establish more harmony with usoclates. LEO.(July 2210 Aug. 21) Make your su rroundings more comfortable and put your personal matters In order so you are ready to start the new year. Think contructively. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Plan to reach greater accord :- ______ ___ _______ _______ prelr..t b 7Lngtn Compass point ICharm VI nasPsralel S Italian river 1Oa)tnei 57 Hammer ItGoddeuoI 5tIt discord S9PayattefltOn thBittervttch to 2$ Grafted iher ) Wi' 24 Fish 31 Aware Grove WOt ThEV — ...TIRES 'M4ATS TRIPLED ¶H' 1W PALACE. YEAH.... 11$' PALACE LL I LI. DEAD gE 0,aRND' MATTER? GuAtO' AHEAD! Airs,> ____ __ i_ pLay iYlJ—Js _ ______ happints VaIfier LDuSC .g , by Dee. ___ r Fv-:~T - - -, -. - - DEAR ABBY: I am amidd1ged married man. I was walking toward my apartment building with several packages when a man who lives In w building [also middle-aged and married) pulled up in his car and said: I knew him, so I got in and he drove do% basement of theapartment building where the tenants park their cars. ___ Q Q _ Friday, L)ec. The Sanford Herald I TEU. ,OU. OO4 THERE$ 5uMP( 1 *!1.L. IT 5iULDNT / TAKE LONG TGET TO M1GN FUNU'( ABOUT flttS 1)4' BOTTOM O IT.., 4Ot.E BUSINESS ___________ ____ - — around the piano are (1 to r) first-row, Cathy - t ' Year to conic will be a.skuig he even propositioned me on the phone. How can I get him to st calling me? I don't want to anger him, and I don't want to get an unlisted phone I #91- -11 ,- P__ - him 30 days notice to move, which he didn' t want to do, but ht - 4,_3 -\ fie apologized and uld he would not do it again, but I gave Nu _:_ -- OOP ALLEY _____ name 4$ Appendi x lab 42 Before 43 FOld 22 21 Mariners direction 24Lhtbsts 7l Take a seat need from businessexpert. Think logically. V C 1573 v Chum Tflbs-N. Y. Msv $st. 1st. DR ABBY: I am a widow one year, 68 years old, living alone in my own home. We had a roomer for four years In our spare room to help pay taxes and insurance on our house. After my husband's dea th, this roomer, who Is about 60, began to take a I personal Interest in me, which i re nt se ed , as he is not my type. One night, without warning, he came Into my bedroom and awakened me, saying he was "lonesome." I was fright. Sc . ell" - --:,Ljll~,~t~~-:r"—li7-z, -~.:~-"'L--:;:f.e~-L~l.-~--~.--- - ____ ioii I I-I IL'AI blackbird Lair 3lLiabkta ripe idial - -. By Abigail Van Buren HOROSCOPE from the Carr011 Rter IflhtItLiti fine day for you Is to think out a course of action best suited to your ethical nature which may increase your income. Devise a plan whereby you can have more harmony with others. Make I your surToundings moro attractive. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Plan how to reach your fondest p aims and gain the auistance of bigwigz and friends for such. Attend the social and make new friends. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 70) Contact allies and state your ideas for mutual benefits in the future. Obtain the data you - - 4 -. -4 I w% __ ACROSS I Frolic31 Sltappiness S Merriment 12 Loose garment I3IndivduaI $4 Erect IS 8us%un city IGrerntand FO CARROLL R IC HTE A'S ( 14- - -- _-_~~".":-- .-__- I - " •i ;u - Answer to Previous Puu$e _____ ,~~e~, I 11-1 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A T. 4 -. Gaiety -- -- - DECEMBER 29, 1973 ~~ 4 ___ _____ ________ -!-'----.-;,. --. , ~-~---~~-~,l7~~ _~-, I n . 7 b4t - FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, i ii] , _ -,.I-,-- - - ____________ •1 - (2) ,..:._-_-_ - -_____________________________________ 6A— TheSanford Herald W-0 _ _ _____ le _____________ — -T______ __________________ . ___ ______ ______ ________ __ ________ __ ________ _____ ____ - _ ____ _ _ __ ______ _ lllllhi �-- - -- BA—The Sanford Herald - -. Friday, Dec. 28, !973 ;. 4 World News Br iefs Cambodia Cabinet 11* : Hi~gh TV Time lights Previews 8411:30 NBC SANFORI) AND illeruni Oscar interviews a from another school because of learn the camp Is honoring none Presents: Special Edition." country singer whose songs ar SON "Lamont as Othello" football star, played by former earthquake damage, and jim other than Dr. Chaffee (Roger The opening segment Is about all sad. But a happy marrlag (Rerun) Maureen Arthur Is gridiron great Alex Karras, a nd mediately there Is trouble In the Bowen), Dr. Jamison's the life-styles of the new breed ruins his singing career. It guest-starred as a drama coach Felix meets Melanie, Alex's automotive shnp. When the two associate, of tycoon, the owners of the new "Love and the Cover" Do who visits the Sanlords to tutor wife. Felix doesn't know she is schools have to act as a unit for supertankers. Tonight the show Severinsen plays a governmenl Lamont. They are in the midst mauled and dates her a few a contest, the troubles mount. It spotlights Ravi Tikkoo and Y. agent who uses his marriage as of a choking scene from times. When he discovers her gets so bad Mr. Kaufman K. Pan. For those who thii1k all a cover to spy on the nelghb.rs. "Othello" when Fred show-, up marital state, he gives her up, decides to pull the school out of 9:30.10 ABC ADAM'S RIB oil tanker owners are all Greek A Family depends on their unexpectedly, lie's horrified, and when he finds out who her citywide competition, but the "Too Many Cooks" A familiar Tikkoo is Indian and Pan i.s housekeeper so much they naturally, and goes Into his husband is, he is in a stat.' d:iv is saved by Pete Dixon, who problem with rkiru couples ( tnnese. 1 ft. are nitn of hirt'd the gardener sfie intends 1,~ , t. i: Jrc li:t. l:u n,, v.11 li r.. pru c Lu be a ucs up s ul. a better idea. The %% lie is too tired it) cook. massive influence and power it, marry just 54) shell stay with moment, very Jealous husband. Usual m, After a tough day, Amanda is during the energy crisis. There funny show, annoyed when Adam expects will also be a report on runaway her to c,ok. She decides to children. 12:30 NBC THE MIDNIGHT 9:30-10 NBC THE BRIAN protest by inviting a group of _____ SPECIAL Marty Robbins Is 8:30-9 NBC THE GIRL WITH KEITH SHOW " Th e Camp friends and mee t in them at th e tonight's host and he has an allSOMETHING EXTRA "Sally 9-11 CBS CBS REPORTS: Doctor" (Rerun) Dr. Jamison door dressed in a maid's outfit. 10-11 ABC LOVE, country and western show. His on My Mind" (Rerun) Ths was "The Rockeldilers" This two- responds to a sick call at Camp Naturally that's the night Mani AMERICAN STYLE Country guests are Tanya Tucker, a premiere offering and it hour special covers the rich and Olithjn(., and discovers it's a tic ms home a very special singers Mel Tillis and Diana Johnny Rodriguez, Doug features the wedding and what famous third generation of the nudist colony, When Dr. Anne guest, a prominent Judge. Trask make their TV dcting Kershaw, Barbara Mandrell, happens when John first learns Rockefeller family, Walter and Puni show up to help, they debuts tonight in "Love and the Bobby Bare, Charlie Rich ind his wife has ESP. The fact that Cronkite is the host who in. are even more surprised to 10-11 NBC "NBC News Cryin' Cowboy," Mel plays a Barbi Benton. his wife can read his mind terviews Nelson, Laurence, almost breaks up John's and John ill and Abby Rockefeller Sally's marriage before it Mauze, and the show gives a begins, In !a( t, John stalks out candid look "'It ) the public and Of the house on the xedding private lives of the four living night. children and the late Winthrop. H also hits on the family's N I power and Infk'ence, but mostly it concerns the activities and IMFInAn ...;I.,....Li . r .. .', ,. p t', *'fl.Q *UC T! ¶)!).. - m '-i. " , kefcdIc rc e i uu4 %O COUPLE "Tha t Was No Lady" children, This was achieved by ZI LOS ANGELES (AP) — having a camera crew follow CBS public suspicion. The Rockefel- were to fault the program at all, national connections. __________ Reports tonight examines w ha t ter family has been preoccupied it is that occasionally the the members for one year. _________________________ has been called an American wi th appearances and image Rockefeller brothers are 70,—Abby Rockefeller Mauze, _________________________ the only da ughter and th e -SERVICE ' aristrocracy: the Rokelellers. ever since. Suspicion still allowed to rationalize away m os t publicity-thy member of The two- hour program is a lingers." tough questions wi thout Follow, the family, ____ 9.9:30 ABC ROOM 22 critical anl in-depth stud)' of "The Rockelellers," shown up. —John I). Hockefetk,r III, 67. ___ ______ 'MPG" Walt Whitman High the grandchildren of John I), tonight in place of the CBS Fri. ___________ The Rockefellers examined in who directs his energies toward 26000ando Dr. 11142) absorbs a group of studen ts Rockefeller. Alt hough you will day Night Movies, examines this report are: philanthrophy, The family has not come away knowing this mainly that image. It is C—Nelson A. Rockefeller, 65, given away more than $1 bil. rich and powerful family, you sciously limited to viewing the the most visible of the family, lion. No-o., Showinç will certainly know more about extension of their wealth and until last week governor of New Plus : —Laurance Rockefeller, 63, them. power. But there are a few il- York, and said to be still think- who is engaged in conservation As correspondent Walter luminating glimpses behind the ing very much about the Re- and the building of fabulous re-#... Cronkite points out, the elder facade of the Rockefellers, a publican .1%\ nomination for presi. sort hotels in such places as Rockefeller, founder of Stand- very private public family. dent. Mon,. Tues Hawaii and the Virgin islands. ard Oil, ws rega rded as a cold __ ______ — Cronkite gives an objective —David Rockefeller, 58, r —The late Winthrop and ruthless robber baron. "He and bal an ced report, lie is crit- putedly the most powerful of the Rockefeller, former governor was forever ....., I trying to cuithate leal of probing, but if, as he Rockefellers, chairman of the of Arkansas, called the an image," Cronkite says, "Th NOW SHOWING e says, "suspicion still lingers," Chase Manhattan Bank and a maverick of the family, who more he did so, the greater the it does not taint his Fairness. If I man with numerous 4 . inter- died at the age of 60 on Feb. V. A I Di c; ist:1 '. OPEN 19 A,M. Tit 2A.M. Hwy 17.92 Ph. 83)932) 1 Mile South Big Tree, Ldngwood- ____ DANCING EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. Country Western Music Lunch Served Cottaii ho u r lIa,m,Tjl2p,rn. Man th,'uPro Sp.m.TIl7p.m ')IJI II.,.....7A, — — I", SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR'S EVE Post Time I P.M. Matinees Mon., Wed,, Sat., I:411 P.M. All New Grandstand .New Color TV . __ ________ Sorry No One Under 18 IAflFORD-ORLPI1010 KE(flEL CLUB ____ ______ XALT 10 Md., north of Orlando between ' *n"ftjw,j F4 A^ 9 La Sound Television FRIDAY 'VV.JV Those Two "Trinity" 11 ...,,, 7:00 (2) "Q iYj" - , ',\ t ' I '4 /7 ,F%I \t) .- - -' EVENING Comedians Are Back In A New Hit! 4 iL - /I II . •p ç, - ,,i',, \ f,. J -- Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street (44) Chaplain Of (24) Wall Street 8:00 (7) Sanford And Sort -- WSS ALL FOR LAUGHS! , (6) Calucci's '.. ti (13) Brady Bunch (24) Washington Week In Review (44) The Bold Ones 8:30 (7) The Girl With I jqj 11L,11TMO( Saturday 12:00 Midnight IS DYING (flu FOR NfR I'd 0RSI 's u _______________ .• I0c0w(' The Most Shocking Film 01 11731 -, '! J J_lk1r!_.,,.2r/ L. ' ; - all CMAM Extra (6) Roll Out (13) (kId Couple 9:00 (2) Needles & Pins (6) News Special (13) Room V.2 (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith Show (13) Adam's Rib 10:00 (2) Dean P,Partin (13) Love American .; 11011101, -. ------' L Ii " • I I DRIVE (24) Conflicts 10:30 (44) Boly Goldsboro 11:00 (7) News (6) News (9) News JJM 1 (6) LAST NIG "' HT ,, CHARLIE big" I "BLUE" CHARLE ON "somethin (13) Starcast t0 (2) 1Nt 5h,. rrnaA V I :. .rl., - -_ -4 - -Al S'fl*Ps uarte 'c UMU 'co -' Don't W,ltI Oat Parki'd Hen "'.' II • 122-1502 Rated R 8:00 (2) ', ST - Movie Flintstones (9) Bugs Bunny (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Inch High Private Bailey's Comets (9) Yogi's Gang (6) Neighborhood Don Stewart 9:00 (2) Addams Family (44) Rev. (9) Super Friends (24) Sesame Street (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Peter Gunn (44) Unshakied- Sundance Kids (4) Favorite Martian () Lassie's Rescue Rangers (13) Movie (24) ElectrIc Company (44) Ernest Artgley Hour 10'20 (2) Star Trek (8) Jeannie (9) Goober 11:00 (2) (6) Speed Buggy (9) Brady Kids (24) Sesame Street "DEEP I THRUST" 7— 4 1- L - k; &c 3. WT 1~ _ (9) Partridge Family (44) Boxing From 8:30 (6) MASH (9) Gator Bowl - -'., THE 1 DAILY 7BUSINES5MfN\ LUNCHEON " 111 Rim R"* Olympic 9:30 (4) (44) Celebrity Bowling Bob Newhart aficti c,i Iffisim ,• Eatjfl. . J(C%(q' Steak td To Perfecimm, B,o.t.d a Ordrq And Sq4 A lda. POLIO r Ct,r,, WASHINGTON (AP) — The top economic adviser to __.i_._ ____.I_.___i rrcsiu*.'n( Nixon eununuvu gruwut in we economy next year. Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Thursday predicted real e('unornicgro%4thofbcteen land 2percentin 1974. How. he said that if the energy crisis and other factors imperil growth the administration will propose measures to support the economy. KING SIZE 6 Or \MOflhoffc1n or Mart InS 75 1 And CPiyi ewci.s C 'Q4!it.4, Ga'd.' C,ten 'd C'I £-4 P_9'#, Show (44) Bobby Goldsboro Carol Burnett FULL C01.11111111 $991S Show New Russian Opinions? (13) Delphi Bureau (44) Wilburn Brothers 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner 0 161-IM (4) Ncws rom$2 Sh(ThtOnSanlbrd inn (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) MovIe (6) Movie (9) News "c' t' (44) FrIght Theatre -i Secretary of State Henry A. WASHINGTON APi Kissinger says that the Soviet Union may have come around to the view that it cannot control the Middle East and should, instead, contribute to peace and stabilization. Solving problems in the area. Kissinger said, will offer a test of Soviet sincerity in seeking relaxation of world tensions. 95 - S4rvUlgIron 1-1.5 'H if. MovIe 1:00 (9) All Nite Fewer Tankers Afloat Movie It ., I)L&)I,' ('tf(' • tt' rUtJ\ 6:00 (2) New s (4) News (4.4)The Untouchables _ House Of Steak 'Lt'cI) () WINN ER _-1 4:___ -,_I ,~. Iff "Sd,ttafdI CENTRAL PLORIOA'$ OLDEST AND.INEsT SFAK HOUSE l',) CO'.'L( ti f4? _'15U,Ti 0 i_ic y HWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK itl Ti u IAI',yF FT rd((HTLV ,r file LAMPL.(,'l I . iQLii'u 4 ''iI ic,ri I 11.1161 - - - U DI N I NG MORNING 6:00 (6) Grower's ' Almanac J- d - -mi- - We Still Have LUNCHEON SPECIAL jr...., 'I $ I Afif k ____ Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Buer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fewer tankers have been plying the seas since the Arab .il embargo began in October, and those with cargoes have been slowing down to save fuel, shipping authorities say. Business was booming before the embargo, but industry sources and a survey of a half-dozen major oil ports in the United States point to a slowdown since October. By what extent the embargo has been offset by imports from non-Arab countries is difficult to assess. But t he level of tanker traff i c may indicate how successful the Vnited States has been In making up the difference. lankers are the nation's chief means of bringing in foreign oil, An Associated Press survey showed tanker traffic was off 1972 levels in some areas, most noticeably New - York and Philadelphia, between the start of the embargo Oct. 17 and Dec. 26. Astronauts 406045tillBvlaj~ , 49 EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN - 0 1 -ItA - — 4 12 150 4 4——------ ALL FIGURES CHOW THOU5AND111 OF BARRELS PM DAY Eat PRODUCTION dlEFIundO CAPACITY to] ELI NET FP07TI'4G CCiJ'dTfliS WASIIINGTO?'i The Energy chief William E. Shnon during the flight a iix. degree cut in oil-fired hene heating and put service stations last in line for gasoline, starting Jan. 15. Differing fundamentally from previous appeals, Simon's order to lower thermostats now placed a direct legal obligation on the householder or propertyowner to comply. If he doesn't, tie will run out of oil, Commercial buildings heated with oil must drop their ther'mostats 10 degrees. The temperature reductions must be made below the thermostat settings used in the corresponding month of 1972. Buildings heated with gas, electricity or coal are not inchided In this order. The Federal Energy Office said it was ;naklng Jan. 15 "the implementation date for all provisions"—regardless of varylng dates of legal effectiveess—because of substantial revisions that made it iinpractical to expect instantaneous compliance." rlrnInit$rafi,', h. ,,,, ,. . ' -.icte ma n d a t o r y allocation The regulations left unspeci- that the previously-proposed p'ugran1.- In cf1ct f&r pp' :cd-Just -tw much--g rti '?'fC!tvn since last Oct. 2 and for middle would be made available, but tion to a level 5 per cent lower distillate oils, including home remarks by Simon earlier than in 1972 probably would be heating oil and diesel fuel, since Nov. 1. But they are relatively crude systems, assigning priorities to I certain classes of users, but WASHINGTON (Al') New regulations signed late without the detailed quantities, Thursday by energy chief William E. Simon spell out Just percentages, and thermostat who can get how much of the nation's shortage-plagued reductions imposed by the new petroleum. Here, at a glance, are key provisions: regulations. APPLICATION — Begins Jan. 15, 1974. Rules for gasoline, butane GASOLINE PRODUCTION — Will be reduced to some gas, home heating oil and diesel fraction of 1972 production, to be announced and revised fuel take effect Jan. 11, quarterly. Indications are that the first cutback will be to replacing cisting programs in 95 per cent of 1972 levels, effect until then. The other GASOLINE ALLOCATION F.')ergy production, regulations are now effective agriculture, public transportation and emergency serand all of them are to be full)' vices which purchase gasoline in bulk get all of their applied beginning Jan. 15. current needs. Other businesses purchasing In bulk get as The official regulations in. much as in 1972. The remainder Is shared by all others, cluded many revisions since including service stations. the)' were proposed last Dec. 12, MIDDLE DISTILLATE OIL Primarily home heating but the gasoline allocation oil and diesel fuel. First priority goes to: energy system was virtually unchanged. production and public transportation, getting all they It assigned top priority to esneed; emergency services, getting as much as In 1972; sential services purchasing beating users, getting enough to maintain temperatures gasoline in bulk, second priority reduced by 6 degrees in homes and 10 degrees in other to other businesses purchasing buildings. Second priority goes to: agriculture, industry, in bulk and the leftovers to all freight and mail hauling, to get 10 per cent more than in others including the service 1972: and others, getting as much as in 1972, 1 ".' AllocationswAtaAaGiance — '-- — adopted. While the original proposal c!Ia4t !' o'it. "r!rn (. nally adopted left it up to Simon's Federal Energy Office to set the reduction and revise it quarterly. Simon told newsmen Thursday gasoline allocations must be cut some 900,000 barrels per day — the amount which was the basis for the original proposal. Other key provisions of the new regulations included: —Adoption of earlier proposals for allocating home heaUn, oil, diesel fuel and other "middle dis tillates," requiring heating reductions of 6 degrees in homes and 10 degrees in other buildings. —Revised rules for the heavy fuel oil called "residual," requLring the 6-and 10-degree heating reductions instead of previously-proposed percentage fuel reductions, and adding safeguards on fuel cutbacks to electric utilities to avoid power blackouts. —Revised rules for aviation fuel, assigning major airlines 95 Watch Comet SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) The sight of a comet streaking near the sun has captured the attention of Skylab 3's astronauts at the midpoint In their marathon space voyage. The comet Kohoutek makes Its closest approach to the sun today and begins the long climb back to the far reaches of the solar system. Astronauts Gerald P. Carr, William B Puguc and Edward G. Gibson also "ere to discuss the comet ssith its discoverer, Czech-born astronomer 1.ubos Kohoutek, who was to be In mission control in the late afternoon. Carr, Pogue a'd Gibson reach the halfway point in their &l-day mission today. -- EVERY THURSDAY E'Ey FRIDAY ½ lb Western Steak ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin choice of Two Vegetables OR Hot Bread & Butter Chlck•n 'n Dv mpllns Choke of Two Vegetabl e-. Hot I $109 4 Bread & Buffer $109 : ft percent of the fuel tncy used in 1972 Instead of 85 per cent as nrrvioy r)roi)nser[ Re gional airlines and air Iaxs will get all of their 1972 fuel supplies Instead of only 90 per cent. —Rules to assure that petpetrochemical plants will get all the raw material they need, —And completely revised rules for propane and butane gas, replacing a .'omplex prior. ity system With a simpler threestage distribution: first to petrochemical and synthetic rubber production; then to "traditional" markets for liquid petroleum gas Including industrial fuel; and finally, If any is left, to gasoline blending. In gasoline allocations, top priority is assigned to bulk purchasers engaged in energy production, agriculture, public transportation and emergency Serri";, t re(vivi, all they Ilecd Encry Ir.slucers and public transportation are to receive all the "middle distillate" oils they need — primarily diesel fuel. Parents Flee Retarded Boy, Whereabouts Still Unknown LAPEKIt, Mich. I Al' — However, the parents, Mr. Batchelor said Rick) was ing up before dinner. More than eight years ago, and Mrs. Victor Thorne, could accepted as a state-at-large Campbell said the young man 1 Rick) Thorne, a mentally -reemerge from seclusion patient, and records show there will always need supervision, 1 tarded boy, was abandoned by without any apparent fear the wasno court order requiring his but there is a possibility that at T his mother at a Miami airport state of Michigan will bill them parents to make payments to some time he could work at a r..I Today the whereabouts of his for caring for their 21-sear-old Michig'an. special workshop to assemble or T' -' Under Michigan law at the package itemsfor conipanic:. paren ts remain unknown to of. son, who is in an institution _________________________ ficials. here, tune, the parents of a mentally ____________________________ "TI' the best of my knowl retarded child could be ordered . .,, . edge," said Clyde Batchelor, to make payments based on _____________ administrator of the hospital ability to pa until he reached -I • accounts division of the Mich- theageof 21 The law has been 1/L/j/ ~iA _-~ ~ -V I r 1% ,._~ r* In dicts I igati Treasury Department, changed to 18. ' Rick) has two sisters who Ii'. e the state is not looking for an) rn ri c' , II in the Detroit area but has not I"au/.. 'JI II money." I -4, . ~ -4-11 _;-, , - t The parents sold their $35 000 received a visit from them In 1-ti WASHINGTON tAP) — The " home in the Detroit suburb of the past few )ears, officials White House has decided not to l.'i VI (.A.S Nev.APj 1 -i''t d as publicit) report Efforts to contact and mo Troy ve Billionaire recluse Howard them release summaries and tran I comment about where Hughes has been Indicted by a swirled over Ricky's abandonscripts of key presidential con- •ti federal grand Jury in con- utent . The fat he r quit his Job as parents lived proved futile. versa tions because of the Sen. ncction with his purchase of a superintendent at a tool and die Frederick Campbell, corn- ate Watergate committee's ef, . shop munit) relations director at the fort to gain broad access to regional airline State officials have no record center here, said he did not presidential files sources reThe indictments returned in — want to condone the Thornes' port U.S. District Court on Thursday of where they went, ". The youth was left alone at action, but said it "should be (harged th elusive industrialist with conspiracy, stock mani- Miaiiii International Airport in viewed with sonic kind of coinThe committee issued a subSeptember 1965 The labels of passion. They were with their ,. I.. pulatlon and wire fraud in his some 500 (noes anf backs to the wall." his clothes had been removed, - -- _____ 1% purchase of Air West. scores of documents, and key At the time, he said the ifl" aides decided that release of 11w indictment marked the and he had no identification He stitution had a long waiting list material then in preparation first time criminal charges could not speak a word. and there were minimal serv- could hurt the President's fight have been filed against Hughes Rick)' Lec'rne retarded when CAVE TEMPLE despite extensive investigations lie sufferedbrain fever—prob- ices in the local communities to against the committee subinvolving his financial empire. ably Front a virus—as a child. care for mentall retarded poena. V IEW OF the interior of the Pakhou Cave )outlls Tiffles haVe thinged -_, —_ - - - t 'I. - - - - - - - - '' - President Seal Grand Jury H' ____________ ,: -' '.. . ' 11:00 (2) News EVENING 11:30 (2) Pink Panfher (9) Economy Outlook Bright Losay Moore Show 10:00 (6) WASHINGTON (Atli — Government printers are Working on something new bearing George Washington's picture— but it could be even more valuable than money. It's a gasoline ration coupon. A standby rationing system is being set up and if it Is put into effect coupons would go monthly to all licensed drivers aged 18 and over. , l,1 No - DON'T MISS (4) All In The Family Briefs Gas Coupons Prepared %\ 501 (9) Lawrence Welk (44) Wrestling 8:00 (2) Movie (9) AmerIcan Playoff (13) Peter Gunn (24) NFL Football 2:00 (2) Movie (9) Movie (I 3) Movie 174) Zoom (44) Movie 2:30 (24) Electric Company 3:00 (44) Movie 3:30 (6) Adventure Theatre (13) Peter Gunn 4:00 () Blue Borrnett Bowl (13) Movie 4:15 (4) PinhI in Space 4:30 (2) Nashville favorite tunes from 830 p m () Hee Have (13) Paul Lynde Show 9:00 (6) Mary Tyler Bandstand (44) Combat (44) WMiv's Workhp Pussycats Mission Magic Utt' ALA IRUCE LEE STYLE Bn o AND $11 SAND r)oncc t your 7:00 (2) TBA 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights (4) Sounding Board (9) Wide World Of Sports 5:30 (2) Explorers Neighborhood Sigmund ~ ----F I ZW -5109il Of Mu ~ CHOP 6:30 (2) News (4) News ,1 (24) MisteRogers -- 1'ORONTO, Canada (Al') — To keep drunk drivers off the streets on New Year's Eve, free transportation will be available In a number of Canadian cities. StcG uinness Distillers is paying $35,000 so that rides on Toronto subways, streetcars and buses will be free from 8 lam, to 4 a.m. It did the same last year, and there were inure than 240,000 riders, Similar services will be operating in Windsor, Ont., sponsored by a radio station and a garage, and in hamilton, with a cigaret company paying the bill. In Kingston, 10 local organizations have been providing doorto-door bus service late at night since Dec. 14. In Alberta, the Mounted Police In Edso are helping a service club arrange for a bus transporting celebrants to parties by advance reservations, In Lethbridge, which hasn't had a traffic death In 18 months, the police and large businesses raised $1,000 for free bus service. In Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown's Canadian Legion and (ire stations are cooperating to run minibuses, "but not everyone gets a ride," a spokesman said. "You have to be pretty gone first," News (HAPPY HOUR P UhiP UDAILY DRINKS Ghost Chasers Entertainment (44) M.o-ie 1:00 (2) Idriht All PJite 7 B And The Cosby Kids (24) Sesame Street (2) Soul Train (6) Sun Bowl 1:30 (2) Divisional God's Freedom 10:00 (2) Butch Cassidy & (4) Josie And The (S) 1:00 (24) P. istcRo-gers (9) Wide Wor ld Of SAflA" AY DEWtR (9) Tarzan (13) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Lost In Space 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert Lidsville (4) Style ____ '"' Peach Bowl Football 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Everyth ing's Archie Bourbon Street Department (9) Floyd Theatres AFTERNOON (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Chan-ese Way (44) Mod Squad Wheels , (13) Peter Gunn (44) The Munsters (6) Amazing Chan And The - 11 superstar Movie (44) TBA 7:30 (2) Lassie - National / Jelø Ur At 'ThI %RAW I, Fat By- un Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes Squares (13) World On " - To Tell me 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon ( S) Andy Griffith (9) Hollywood ,y ' I - ft &440 hw(ge Sal, 2:00.3:454:35 \ I --Fro-Tcr.sport- ffrd V ThL * ** Fri. 2:30-7:30-9:20 TNUT*E - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN The Country-pol1i0n XOcXWG cs* () ' Reservations (305) 1311600 huJ)I DISNEY Ac' 71 NEW HAVEN, Conn, (Al') — Two days after Christmas, holiday decorations went up at City Hall. The strings of greenery were supposed to be up last week, Carl Nastri, city parks director, said, "But the storm held us back a little," He said the department's efforts Wet'? focused on ikaning up after last week's severe ice storm and it was not until Thursday that park department workers began draping greens over arched City Hall doorways. They will stay up until after the holidays. Nastrf said, ___________ "Hit?" . Storm Delays Decorations _______________ . — BEIKUT, Lebanon (AP) — Ubyan leader Moamnmar Khadafy in an interview published today called for a revolution In the Arab world to prevent its governments from "committing the crime of concluding peace with Israel," Arab news analysts viewed it as a open call for the overthrow of President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, the first major Ar,ili lt;ii'-r tr i.e ti .lacit peace I'ithitlolci mt)) Israel. In an interview with the Lebanese magazine Beirut al Massa, Col. Khadafy said the Palestinian guerrilla movement should spearhead the revolt. Ileadvlsed the Palestinians to seek an alliance with Arab regimes that reject peace with Isr ael. — - OIL: Where It Comes From, Where It Goes PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (Al') Western diplomats say Cambodia's fo urth cabinet reshuffle this year Is the result of long bargaining between President Lon Nol and the United States Embassy. But one American diplomat says the new government of Premier Long Beret does not promise any new policies. One foreign observer said thrt, while the Americans in the past have put pressure on Lon Noll to bring such leaders as Sisowath Sink Matak, Cheng Heng and former Premier In Tarn into the top echelon of his government, this was the first time they took a direct hand In the formation of a cabinet, "The Americans hand-picked the Long Boret government," he said, Arab Revolution Sought Thp.Rrr "',- Shuffle 10.4 I CBS Reports Examines - Stations Are Last In Line For Gaso l'i n e — 14 1 Friday, Dec. 28,1973-18 The Sanford Herald Temperatures To Dip Home ' _ ' ' -•. ' ,. _, - k ' !. - - - - ' -'' - - ' .'• - - - - - _ • -- . - - '• -= few days after lie was found she left him there,' te ll i n g . 51W (11(1 it I)ecause I wanted help For him. 1 was just desperate to get help. I was at the end of the rope." with state law requiring all The decision to forego disschool districts to provide spe. closur e was taken W ed nesday Hughes reportedly moved Ricky was placed in the custudy of the youth 5cr'. CV5 depariment for Dade County in iliumi, while the pa rents paid $2 a month for his supoort. In August 1967, Dade County officials said, the Thornes wrote a letter saying they would no longer make the payments. cial education classes. Ricky, 5-foot -9, with a IDe-' dium build and questioning basically is a loner and does not openly seek affection like other boys in his unit. He is given speech therapy three times a week and is learning to say a few words, but there's no hope he will become fluent. I),ris Rolland , unit director, said he is showing signs of tinproveimnt. When he first arrived, he did recently frovii I,ondon to a m Pointing to their long waiting nut act without being told to do aides with copies of documents sort hotel at Freeport in. Ole Bahamas, list of Florida patients, officials wsked Michigan to take him, s'. Now, he automatically does things like dressing and wash- that have been turned over to the special prosecutor. 11w defendants were accused Of conspiring to pressure directors of Air West to sell out to Hughes b) depressing the value of the airline's stock and threatening lass suits against it" directors. to M .-.i_ %:1111 4IIAUII Uand ULUV iA ULIVI IS ca : decided that disclosur e might convince segments of the public that Nixon was involved in the Watergate cover-up even though the tapes might not legaily convict him, The Washington Post reoorted today. Meanwhile, White house counsel J Fred Burhardt tienied another l'ost stony which said he had supplied the lawyer For two former presidential Temple at Luang Prabang, royal capital of '' - '-' - A former top Ilughes' aide and three others also were named in the nine-count dictment that climaxed a le ngthy probe by the Securities and Exehatige Commission and the grand Jury. -- ~--Z_-_-_q~F ~_A._~:_~___ - ________________________________________________________________ A re a D eat h s ' HARVEY VERNON Funeral services for Harvey C. Vernon, 69, of Winston Saleni,N.C., who died l)cc,2Oin hlinesvdle, Ga., were held De . in Winston Salem. Afornwr Sanford resident, Lw moved t• Winston Salem three years ago. Survivors include his wife. Juanita Vernon of.Sanford; s-in Phillip H. Vernon, Sanford; c daughter Cecelia Ekerd, Sanford anti Lottie June Brown, Greensboro, NC,; and two grandchildren ______________ — _ _______ ________ - .,.-- ~l 97 1 ~iW~v , - ________________ I —___ I _~ ____________________________ - - - �rrr='. r'.l '-= - 9R—.Thp -- 'r?'rrr ,r r.VTh-rfl7C J,r -'.----------------, F'r. -- - . - ':-- :y; -z'- S ---t -r.'---"r - --.------------------------------------- , -.--: Bags 28 " - ___ ;i 1 .' Zueli ______ Leads Tribe Tourney f -' - - - - -- ..k.,hIt ,A tt ______ - liii' I rt'zIn Inp ."" 'U' Toni harris led (lie way (or Sanford's momentarily miffed Seminoles alive, Sanford set- In a seven point S )rCitU BiW U 4L I" "J luikv periorniun'. their (k'ala si'oring 24 and Wooden backcourtsnwri, (It'd ilown and played a "two for 6.1 win. prL'S.S. ha' Zeuli, the leading St'iutnole on against .ukling Wooden iii (tie iiit attune was mime—Iwo Fur yo'i'' third quarter. '[he Seminole's. still Sitilir' stping his WU through the The only charity tosses of the the warpath for this tour- Sanford takes on dot'a Ciega, The S1mniord Seminoles Wednesday swpre victors over Brandon ed teathered rough anti shoddy hug front twenty point seanis of Sanford's otherwe period tere made by Johnny namucut water tight miman-to-man Corso, one on the tail end of a night production i1 22 1)01nts with their first wIn of 1k' floor game, and tightened their thtrustung at tin.' hands o 7-65 m the consolation belts when they needed it most, tournaument hoSt laimipa defense fur baseline scores, three point play increasing the "We don't tailor our offense ganie fur Fifth place. to wtdp Ocala Vanguard 70-63 Catholic Wednesday night, Wtin Ua' margin slipped to Seminole lead Iti 5k 5O. around Zeuli," '°mniiienttt1 iliursday night, advancing in lurched out It' a cuimumnmnding 28-26, Zeuli started up his point Clements, a G'l" forward liii H Lx'ujmting Juc Mills, "but if ties HERALD SCOREIOARD time Catholic 2(-l0 heath. Zeuhi, left alone at machine again and tossed in 12 juniper making it 58-SO tipping left alone mut their wing Tampa STORUM Herald Corrtspundenl . - J ti Tne SanfordHeraldFriday,Dec.28,1973-3B " •' ''" r8 - - I.; "-! ' - - —. . - :u :::: ..-'-_., ;ij. ':• :::: :::. In Tourney Finais ----- , . Z eu Ii Top Scorer statistics for a pair of Seminole County cage teams puts the "good light" on a few local products, especially Seminole High's John Zeuli, Coach Joe Mills' standout, as well as Seminole Junior College's Chip Q'awford. In the four categories listed, Zeuli is In the top eight of every one in the prestegious Big Eight Conference's listing of top ttividals. This came alter only four Seminole games and Included Gainesville, Kathleen, Seatreeze and Winter Haven. Lakeland, Mainland and Detand had not responded, but that still didn't have much effect on the Tribe's Senlo Zeull led all corners in total points wIth 84 and a hefty 21.0 average alter the first four contests. He was second In free throw sht"tin percent.es with 5 'r cent, coming on 11 of 13 made. Barry Hogan of Lakeiand Kathleen's nine of 10 toop top honors. In field goals, only Jeff Lawrence and Kelly Browning of Wr,tt r Haven and Seabreeze, respectively, shot more times at the bucket than Zeull and he made more than either of them. Zeuli listed third in the ioop, hit on 35 of 62 shots from the floor for a 56 per cent mark. Seabreeze's Charles Qerry's 39 of 57 works out to a very re pe tablei8pe centand WinfredSmlth of Kathleen has hiton 21 of 37 shots for a fine 56,8 mark. For someone who shoots from outside as much as he does, - .-'. - - - :::: - ::: - ,6' -- '' . ,, - 4 F-apI. - - -s' - '',- '' - ç,, ' - T •L''urmiiiient Johum Zeuli consistently front 25 to 30 feet tin.' imumimmentarily hut Vanguard test. Once again, as in the first ball through the hoop." Wen 'ut (or ten uimarkers and Brown, quintet, quarter, it looked like the H8(% head-man under the boards Seumimnuk 's from running 'l'tw Semiminole's finally got Senminules might break it wide 'i really can't put my finger Ponder Drummer agruumxl jostling the nets For 28 added three tough first frame together with 2:00 remaining in open. in why it took us so long to start Sp'ncer the second frame and started poInts, 22 coming in flie first buckets. Hut pesky little Mr. harris huirailitig the press tonight" half, while the Seminoles were Harris. Ocala's quick and ollensing the zone defense like had other ideas. fly time time intint'd Mills, "their i (k'alu, Totali struck with a case of backeourt spry guard, p'ovt"d to be ti thorn it was muteant to be handled with three fourth quarter minutes press wasn't nearly as good as tiamummer hands against a in time Semninak's side all night a rapid series of passes that tad licked by, Harris had Boone's when we beat them by Sanford full court lung. Spearheading a second stopped umuving down the floor scored one field goal and four eight." Zeuii Ri4il press. period charge, set himself out only alter being nursed through free throws and Ocala was right MilLs added that he fel the Si,ake Handy Brown powered Front of the full court defense the hoop by Brown or Forward back iii the tntcst 59-56. 8rown 'lime Seimminoles, sparked by &'uummnolt"s were still tense over CI,,IIS through 19 points while out- iumd kept pecking away front the Jimim Clenments, imitiseling Ucala's big Ho key amid )tcking up stray passes F'iuuillv coping with the press Brown, took (111 'n an"tlmer tioatia Ii Tamimpa CatholIc the tim:lI .i;.• WL wdti tc btitts. l'mii hay-ups, curfts ti that had micark eaten the -c ui, La. :l nui.r tt hr t' kept - $ 0 lb the :- 10 1 71 20 1 25 0 1 - I - -- .'.t_'i,,, . ' - - :-. ' ' - - .- '' -' 1. - J s - ,- - 02 27 ? 43 : - -' - '' ''- '' - * - -. - - 'r.. -: ''. -. -. jr - ' - ..- -. - ' . " ii 0 71 12 1 t 0 1 L. A __ A • 41' A,* 37 , 3 I 7 1i I I -() i .- 4 - 1 - -- -- -________ . *_,,. ,, - . . " -. . - .- , ; 'f 4t " 4 '3' '. ________________________________________ ______________ Honored BC E I eve n went team hit team,' Lots said "We'll we are going to win a lot in the The two chief architects of work hard and dig our way out Duke Coach Nell McGeachy future' ups is os er Ja ksont ilk tini of th ellar they dug for us. said ins team play id subpar in Coining out of tl. touracy, versity in the opening round Shy', a deadly accurate from the championship game but Florida has a 5.2 record. Duke and Duke were Gene Shy, 6 foot around the foul circle was yiu'st got to gite Florida is 4-I, Ja.ksonvifle 6-3 and 5 and ('hip Williams, 6 foot 8. votedmostvaluable player_ in creditfortheirenthusiasm andWestern Kentucky5.4. ,. 4' '.-.. On strong tournament field ____ I 3 l I) Lions ___________________ T-- I _____________________________ ________________ does follow his shots well. He's gathering in a respectable 7.0 Herald Staff Writer selections for the local school icing vim what was a comeback ___________________________________ caron a game, while Seatreeze's Gle Thomas has a 13.6 Ted Honwr year for the Seminole County re linebacker . Four iedo High school rebound average per game. football players were ii'ktd for and defensive back Bob Ncr- Oraume B It Conference school. . '. '•\. Zeuli was the only Tribe cager mentioned in the report, which LIme first team in the Orange ctumnt. Alter a dismal 1-9 kdger in 1972 did not Include turnovers recovered cr forced, assists and perhaps Belt Atl"Conference eleven and Time selections arc par. time loeal eleven posted a 5-5 log most Important. the Intangt 1r' 'neth 'h.1t r'!ts a p!ayr tow "Wets were named to the ticularly praiseworthy in light in 1973 that featured several the statistical consideration for honors or plaudits, but well second teamim. t'f the fact that the simiall Oviedo tight contests and many outizrained into the minds of the coach for the Immeasurable conading the way in the All. s&'houl (tad most of their players standing efforts In defeat. tributions that player makes to a team. Two of the Lion's losses this ________________________ Conference selection, as he led seeing double duty action on the Lion squad throughout the both offense and defense during Season were by a total of three --.: UL *flt' au uni regular season, was star the sen. SiC Statistical Story • ................................................................. .............. Jackson, iii addition to immemidable efforts against running back John Jackson. :'W' ainmtig 1,000 yards, was also a Titusvihle Astronaut and New The Oviedo senior rushed for .-~. •'i •--. SJC, which........................................................... is now 5-6 on the campaign with Its lone division two over 1,000 yards in his final stalwart for the Lions in the Simmyrna Beach, 4 • game a close victory over rival Vaiencia Community College has campaign at the Svminole d e Ic n s iv e b a c k fi e Id. In the TitusviUe contest the some Interesting statistIcal comparisons and contrasts. County school as he proved to Washington. named to the first lions were in the thick of the At the start of the current campaign, both take City and be the urktn. of the Lion's team 'n defense, handled the fmghm'ing until late in the fourth Valencia were ranked ahead of the Raiders In the pre-6eason -- . signal calling and passing period and wound up losing by offense. Jackson, during formal favorite poll.s Lions 5.5 year, carried the ball duties for Ralph Stumpf's two scores. CHAMPION DOBERMAN Only Florida College, a "likely" candidate of SJC's stature to on the average of times per Oviedu outfit in addition to hl.s In the New Smyrna game the earn a playoff spot next year, is ahead of the Raiders In DOG SH(.)W JUDGE Irving A. Basking of Boca Raton, and dog handler Ovied*' squad Faced a conTeam contest and was keyed oi by defensive halfback position. Offense, scoring at a 90.Sclip a game, while the local quint hits on Senior linebacker James tingent that was averaging So Carlos Rojas of Oviedo pose for a shot with Kastner's Juble V. Admitany ball cluba. an $6.6 points per game average. Valencia is hitting around 59.1 a Another senior, center J1111 Riddle also performed two way points per outing. The locals ven'urer of the Companion Division. The dog, who competed against 27 game, while Lake City isgoing to the tune of 81.5. Stwmips, who anchored the line duties (or the Lions in the pass Were within one score until the other Dobermans, is owned by Helen H. PeH of Osteen Florida. The However, in the equally Important tot maybe more so) (hat provided Jackson with the catching department. The Cudas gut going in the final show was sponsored by the Jacksonville Dog Fanciers Association and defensive category, the Matadores from Orlando hold teams to an running room he needed, was defensive star also was a prime period and wound up dumping average 586 points a game clip, giving them a statistical edge of took place in the Jacksonville Coliseum D'c. 9. also naumed to the first string target t'f quarterback Greg Oviedi' 27-12 in a spirited ______________________________________—_______________________________________________ just one-half point a game more than their opposition. The Raiders' mn:itchup that saw the cont'f tense which was dominated Witsl'tingtun. 76,3 defensive average works out to w 10.5 Center Jim Stamps, an (erence champs rated as a margin to. the good. by ioop ehammipiun New Srimyrna Florida College 's 68.6 average gives them a very healthy 21.9 point Fi.i. unheralded center, was a Lion three touchdown favorite. lach. r FJ sead.L.akeCity'sT'.3delenseisa4,2margintothepusttivc g To other senior Oriedu stwidout both til)'S this season St. Johns River Community College is second in the state iii Time Oviedo lions lost an Hornets are now 6-5. Hut their last half heroics fell (vim defense behind Valencia with a 59.8 average, while their gridders were also tabbed as as were Tackle Dale Wasson mimeriting first string all-league Fullback Tom Sicvt'rt, Ted ovt'rtimmie heartbreaker last Junior standout Jun 'lh" st;rt. Bishop Moore, getting a offensive capabilities have been shown as 81.5 for a 21.7 gap (ran status. I,tnebacker Jaimmes 110111ff and Bob Merchant. imight to Bishop Moore 46.45 Clark hit 22 for the Hornets in sound defensive effort from their opponents, giving them the second best point spread in the Riddle and Defensive halfback Merchant distinguished despite a gaimme high 24 point the low scoring defensive 6'9" center Jim Fussell tough division. were tuniself this year in the ofGreg Washington effort by Ieon Cobb. Hornet battle. ('lennle Patterson iumustered Four points to the b At the time of complication, Florida College was 6-Ooverall and iwardtI their laurels for I list fensmve category being another forward Jiumi Mcintyre scored contributed 17 tallies I or Lions' three in the three minute Johns River was 3-1 overall with a loss In the of Washington's marks. Sievert, division, while string defensive work, his only two points of the night, Oviedu. overtime period to walk away Lake City's 7.4 showed a 2-0 loop mark and Florida Junior College's for part of the The Lions also had four who was injured a pair of free throws, with 10 Fir last year's District with tin.' win and keeping their 5-4recordalsohadoiielossonthefrsla(v. loop's season caine on strong in the umlember! named to seconds showing the Ciutunpiun Lions on the clock, to it was tournament hopes alive. an uphill Valencla, at 5-4, also had a pair of conference wins, bu' latter part af the year as he Ti Seminole Count)' Gun :idvance the Hornets in the battle from the word go. 1)own second teaimi witti two on Oviedo's next home game will ___________________________ ______ SPONSORS FOR the fourth annual Deltona Gold Open Golf Tournament are from left to right Bob Mckee of Sanford; Ton)' Russi, also of Sanford and Dr. Jerry Robinson, tournament chairmanandRoyMurraywhoalsoresidesin .-. _____ ______ :1r1 FOUR DELTONA GOLD SPONSORS _____ ____________ '- _________ _______ Deltona These gentlemen are four of the 78 Deltona Gold sponsors who all have donated at least $300 to the 36 hole event which will take place Jan. 11 through Jan. 13. (HeraldPhotoby Fannette Edwards) _______________________ S Eastern Conference Atlantic Dvison ' By Murray Olderman --, Boston Phuatphia - .:. iici e (:)vie cJ iie ts Sell, I fl ole (Iu Hon o red (J fl year. ThRaiders,atthetjmeof(herekase,were4-.4 - Crawford, who was mourtn in the nation in free throws last Robert House, the surprising sophomore walkon this season has an $8.2 mark coming on 15 of 17 tiles. Crawford is eighth in the list while House is fifth, but no one is ahead of Brevard's Mike Rubin, who has an unbeatable 19of 19 tries from the charity stripe. Chip also appears high on another list; assists. He is ranked fourth with4O in et games, with Randy' Fortner of Miami-Dade Central Campus with 46 in just six gaines. Mike Williams appears l0thonthatlistwith30asaist.sandHouseis2lthwith2O. In field goal percentages, Ed Whipper, another local product is tied for ninth with a fine 60 per cent, hitting nine of 15 tries, while l)avidTossie,whohadl3of22shotsgoinfora59,lrnark. THE NAMATHOFTHEGAME_ by_Alan Mayer ______ _______ -_ ____________________ ___ . _ ______________ ft4b'F 5F 'j _____ ._ __ ___________ __ __ ___ _____ F ______ ______ ____ gt4q ', , fct f(-i% r- __ _______ - , •,. _______ -_________ _____ - f' ,mnd came through in the Lake been awarded a special Cer. Basketball Tournament at Patterson chipped away at the Osceola. The lions will be on pair on the defense. Offensive players named to Brantley fray with 117 yards i tiFmcate of Achievement for (kida. ha' i.iun toss snapped a hlornt't lead in an inspiring ci. the road Jan. 2, 4 and 11th their role in 'roumoting con ttmr,' game winning streak Fort to preserve their early tat,gling with New Smyrna, the second (cain were Tackle The all-conference honors for st'rvation awareness ((trough bringing their record to 3-1. The season unblemished record. Dale Wasson and Fullback TOrn Ocoec and Apopka. __________________________________ participation in a National • hluntitmg anti Fishing Day prigralum earlier this year. Iii received with the Sports Briefs Certificate, Warren Page, Secretary (IF the National llumitmng and Fishing Day Super Money '1 Must Be A Joke commiutittet' praised thit' local lub. MIAMI APi When you conic right CINCINNATI APi --• Cincinnati l(eds' p 'WIthout your active duttum to it, glory isn't the bottom line. Manager Sparky Anderson said Thursday. TOURNAMENTS participation, and that if Money is. Just ask Tim Foley. 8 l{O(EItH()D(ES he turned down an offer by Oakland A's thousands of clubs across tiit' For the second straight year, the Miami lkrald t'orrt'spondt'nt Findlay Holiday owner Charles Finley because "I owe the Champ.onshp mt4mtii'n," saul l'age. "NIIF Day I)olphins' cornerback ummay pick up the Reds so much." Vrda 72 Hdiber 47 lly titmiimfl time Buddy could be no immure than a nmert' miu.mumuiumoth lof of Super Bowl bread Anderson said Finley contacted (tim two Con%olatIon Sliwiwn Memorial at Hickory, without even working up a sweat in the md r.rn,raI $9, HUVIIII%9$Of%, t'akndar tribute to time nation's days after the World Series ended. NC.. Tiny i.unl beca time nd $7 sportsmmii." gamime. "I remember the call because I thought G&for Bowl NASCAIts Grand National "Fortunately, you have mmmdc "I think we're still young enough it was a JOke. I figured just two days after Championship East driviimm. etumumipitim for 1973. ml nmut'hm Immort' thamu that," players—that our ecor.ommic futures aren't iior.dO 77. Dote 60 ti series it had to be one of the neighbors NA S CA R Cham $10,000 us Winston Cup awards (or winning hums fourth national ik1 in a six-year span. 'ill he actually had to do in the last event of the year was finish in the ract', his paint ttUil for 1k' year was 1294,00. Neil Castles, the defending ('rand National East chaumipuirm (row Charlotte, N.C., received $5000 mm, Winston atards for mmin.shuuug stt t'nd in the stan. itings with 123850 points. l.und's t'tuirnpionshmp. along mthm three Grand Anmerican titles, allows hmsuuu to join an elite tiut, t'oumed of other drivers .c managed t. ttnii four national NASCAR t'hanm. --.hips during their careers. li1, who is 41 yearld timtcrcd 14 of time 15 e'vents on the wtmeiuIt' in his aniart', in five if them. He had It) linisties in time lisp five and recorded ii in the top 10 11' tarnt-tt $15,3J umm wsrmtngs (or ____________ - I. '" - ' '' /- - \ ' - tie cJN W9 fl?i'fr'E'YP - j ,'oi I/A MAT/I c5Q7' • ." , 4 ,..4-,' E' IE/XW __ -::: _________________________________________ 5PJ2REP'4 _____ iby Fkimttng of Danville, Va , finished third in the krntucky Jcon,Ile IS. ' Nebraska Westeyan Holiday Championship Mo Kansas City II. Pleb Weslevin Consolaton S'mpsm $7, SW M,rwiescta 71 - TOURNAMENTS-ALL FIRST Holiday Festival L' aIt' 77. 51,,flfC(d MdnhOttan U, M. LO5 6$ Pr,nceton 72, Ougucine 62 su Johns. NY 76, imm.nois Lutheran Bromerhood 66 Roanok, $2. Carthage 70 lii. I?. Moorhead Cod' U --jr. --1 ',-rr -. :::.::::.f ________ --------------------- - ., -- College Cage - Tiny Lund 1P.1'. mimt'mmmbers if your ctiumimmurntv, i'u have helped to iuiake NIW ita a utmeanmngfuh observance that has acquainted immihhiuns of -\mmlericans with thmi' sport. simlahm's t -vntributmuns to conservatmon." The program of the Seimiutole ('iulmty Gums and Archery ,ssociation was held at I)el.and .inI ie;i lured an arutmt'r ixhitj;tmn, guim display, and fret' literature and mnformutatloim the National Bilk' Association with tthiuti it is affiliated. ' i'ttid' prtt'laiiiit'd NatlOnhil Hunting Chathon lnvtiterial ,mud I'ishmmrm' h)ay in rcL-ogmtiuo 1ec' s -t ttm s'rinen's contribution Tarko ii. Cob. M'nqs •ii tn.st'r'atitn, Metro St 41, Chadron 'Througti the purchase f Sacred Pteart ClassIc licenFes iitt permimmts, use 5 Mcnaei s $0 Colby 76 S Conn It Tufts 7; $Laymimt'Imt if excise taxes Wst'c Poi W. Brand"is 91 luotmun: ueI fishing equipmmment , m. ss're Trl 67 ,lmtI tIuntan ti'ntritiutions," Qrpnile City OhIO 'o. St ior, saitl tin.' ('tmief Ixccutirt'. ma' bL hunter and fishermen vit.,I rule iii the betterment of Mch ' ,- S -.. a•. , - said Thursday as he iepared for Sunday's American Confereumce championship game against Oakland, the final step to the National Football League's title game Jan. 13 in houston. Thewinnerof Sunday'sgamewill pocket 18,500 while the loser will head home, comforted in part by a $5,500 check. But the winner can also grab the gold rini'—all $15,000 of it—by .vmnnmng Super Bowl VIII .igamnst time National Conference champ, either Dallas or Minnesota. $25,000," Foley Award For Valor KANSAS CITY I API Charles G. ()rmee!i basketball coach at Maryland, Wilhumiim Jeffrey Miller, Univer. sity uFTexas.Arhirnton Football player ;mnl the Ursumus, Pa., College basketball team hate been named recipients of the first NCAA Award of Valor. The award recogniaes persons f'r bravery r courageous action in time of danger. The recipier.ts will be hnoret1 at the NC1 arinial convention at San Frmctscu Jati. 8. Driesell is credited will saving the lives of at least 10 chIldren from burning - - I1ty" = - 'ujj Watne Andrettc .1 Stler -. ('iR N C,, tas fourth with, 1101 i points. J(oundtng i'ut top five was Ernie Shaw of \%iistotm'Sakmu, NC., at IZ500 s cmoo , P.11 Johnto*n Btu,-Oray w rmr, C0fliDtJt. 03 La (ronqe 4$ I.e. iunt 'nmd mum support of hunting azxl boatin safety programs." Nat jonal luntmng awl Fishing Dsv mu 1974 is scheduled Fur Miller saved IGur lives in a munitions plant explosion in Cleburne, Tex., July 10, Time Ursinus team rescued 14 persons fouui a bunting restmuiint in Huntington, Jan. 3 1 a ' ) ,...,_7' - i - - I - I, -, ' - " ---- - " - ". - Goiden - ' - . ,.i Li - -' ' - %%1I lilt A (ONI' 1- lii' M I sF the mItt gritty .iI',mt1 10-4-1 at Miannim NATI0N,%f. ('ONFFItENCE It took a supreuiie ef. Minnesota 113.21 at Dallas 1l3-2i tile by Raiders early in 1k' Ii V k 14 SeaSon to beat the Dolpt;ins 12-7 the working on detenses against they could gain revenge for (flwMU)oih I the [hllas Cowbovs The Dolnhins no doubt " Carried Away - - L_.I rA i. I t . - ' - ATLANTA (Al') Coach Vince Dooley if Georgia Is hoping his wife, Barbara, gets "carried away' again tonight, 'hen his Bulldogs meet 18th-ranked Maryland in time Peach Bowl football game, I ky ; at lied his teamum go through u.s final workout at Atlanta Stadium on the -'ye 1 the 8 p.n1 Esi clas1-i and noted It ould be Georgia's first night game in two )ears. In the last o'ie, Georgia rallied in the waning minutes for a 28-24 victory over Georgia Tech in a naUonally televised Thnnksglt'ing night battle that had Mrs. Ikxiley so excited she dashed past a guard zmnd went into the Bulldog dressing room the gdme. "Yes, she kind of got carried away that e t P4 t.,h' . . I ,, - And the lIphins also would bi'oke the back of tic Rains last lLiid*'rs have Installed ken like to become the first team Sunday. And Minnesota Coach Stabler at quarterback and the' n a .i - - u i forsm'r Alabatima star led ( ),tkSifl('f' Vifl('e IAnmbi'rdl s Green ,ui I ran ,ii5 St mo on es rs lani into the c'h -imnI )ioiishii I Bay Packers to win consecutive timer anigle, i...l1lt Cowboy Coach Tnumi Landry Super Bowls. Dallas and Miauimi' Mm. says the Vikings are stronger Incidentally, Oakland's 12 nesota and Oakland? Minnesota offensisely, but l)allas Is points against the Dolphins ,tll stronger defensively titan the caiuie from George' Illanda's and Miami? last time the two teams met, toe, The Raidets never crossed Dallas and Oakland? That was in an NEC playoff the Those are the four pessiMiami go;il lir.e. blhities for Super Bowl VIII— gu;tc in 1971, which the Cow. It tuld be be' drainmatic ill ) the National Football League's boys win 20-12. absence from (,eorge could kick the winning Calvin 11111's chaulpionship game scheduled on Jan. 13 in houston's Rice time Dallas lineup Will htirt the Field goal with Just a few see Cowboys and no doubt leads to tints left (Sn the clock, outStadium Before your Fearless FOOt. the isldsnmakers installing Mm- duelling Miami's thmro \'cpri e'nmman. ball Forecaster calls time shuts neseti ts a one-point as tsrie. in Sunday's American and It isuvena pick-It gamut' in some imnd the1 But the I)iilphln. National Conference chum- uners, to of Nanny Fernandez return let's Figure that the Vikings the lineup is just another plus pionships, let's pause to report on last week's predictions. l"FF will win for their old comrade, for Miauii should be far - -' ' . , , , Toronto Buffalo lb 13 4 31 125 100 16 vancvr NY island 110 l S II 6 n is in 6 1710 72 475 101 West Divssion Philapha 19 I 1 42 9$ Chicago 15 a ii ii 106 ô 'a ç :: :: ' 4 ,, - , - . ,- gets carried ;tttay again tomorrow night," GeorgIa, 6-4-1, is rated a onepoint favorite over the Terps, 8-3, in the battle which will be televised nationall' by the Mmzlou network, - - - Los Mgales '''- ----' L_tII - 10 'ton at (j-I'cago at P$tsbu-h Padeiphia at st lc'uS nda 's Gam.t TL'Ofl$O at Chicago r.ne5ota at New York ', -_- - . i$tarder% at Cal, Saturday's Games York Rangers at Mon '" - - I II SO i31 nnesota öt Vancouver Louis at Pittsburgh _____________ - ________ Boston at California Atianta at Detroit Ph*sademphea at Buffalo - gaines, mLssing cut im tine IAIS result of a motorcycle accident can't pu1i it out. IX)I.PUINS Angeles-Dallas clash, That lift. just before training camp start- U\Il)I'lLj l - - __________________________ - I I I I U I ei ec i ions AI - m. , Tonight's Selections iii, ri.Yj _sa.-Javi lip I A,,,e-A,qa, (J). are forgettable. and appelletti didn t get the Penn State's All-American result of the game until his running back has been to two roommate, linebacker Ed bowl games and you can tell his O'Neil returned from the staplaying time on the fingers of ilium. both hands, "I'd like to be able to play a whole came in a bowl "Cannelrr Two years ago at the Cotton ,,. ieiu samu mnpeiuii. si WOUmu Bowl against Texas, Cappelletti played briefly as a defensive be my first. lie isn'tbooking for any picnic back as Penn State won handi, against LSU. He doesn't expect year, was seiieu u a ), his trophies to scare anybody virus the day of the Sugar Bowl A neser e,t is ,otel I. .ey re oug o rim on, game anu .,. 2lfll. - , , ,, , ,- lNMur1a fense. We re going to have to throw a little to keep them hon. ,,, ., est. Their defense is solid, I 5&u uiv i-OUflu taiLudc quick, and makes the play gx1 fore a i-vnn State workout for on the run straidht ahead It next week's Orange Bowl game will be difficult to run onagainst Louisiana State. (h thr ' ,. i -- , _ ma li AiTauc.io. ma-reu.cza tim. ________________________ Keep Your WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A - General - r Oklahoma, "Thin' have to get better ______(71 .t ____________ , • ia Electric WEATHERTRON ,, _ ' HEAT PUMP CALLPLUMBING HEATING. INC. I rd 322.4547 for the unbeaten Nittany Lions this past season, recalled vividly his Sugar Bowl disappointment Rm,ht up to the List minute, I hoped to play, he remerntmered ''1 thought I was d,in better, but actualb' I was get. r not so much for himnself, but For team, He realized he was the potent force in the offense. a ( ,,o. t 1) ..oaui aserno no chance to prepare a re lacementbecausemyback.up, Walt Addie, had a sore foot. Everybodt' exfw'ted me to r— pta ne" were coun n on me. That's what hurt," CappelIett's only' news of the game last New Year's Eve was a radio report from a buddy iii Montana Montana? "I couldn't get the ganme on radio or television in New Orleans," Cappellett.I explained. "A friend of mine, Ronnie Melchiore, telephoned me from Montana State. He was listening to the game and gave me a report of the first half. Boy, he muust have hail SOiTIC telephone '. ' - -- - .- - , - _____ BENCHED - IIEING UEN('IIEI) m. bemni k'nt-tied, no nmnmttt'r ml it is the - - - :'' ' ' - t ,' ,' -' 'I" .- MIAMI APi hleisman bill Trophy winner John CappelRonnie had to hang up at Boston - . -':'- LinesofSight fl C '. - - ,,—'''k: -. - \A" I .- - '' Th da mes fluttato 3. Detroit Atlanta 6, Los Angeles - , , . at (api NHL East Division W I. T Pts. OF GA 23 3 3 49 144 *3 Montril 19 I 6 41 112 Rangri 16 10 NY 11171 1 - ' -' - i " - ' a - I - York I - 1 -, 1 ... - ' - , _.. - .. - , - - - .' ''' . \ 5-,' '._i £ ' - , ' -J,-, ' - - ' -. - 'j , Sunday's Games -' - ;'F . - a- , Atlanta at Cieveland New York vs. Kansas CityOmaha at Kansas City Detrot at Milwaukee Buftalo at Los Angeles ... - - - ' - ' ' ' -- State tm aSnette A,i • - &'iJ Pr, (alt ' - 'I - 'I . I - . - - , iij The NEW YORK (API Will it be edttme' average three points to ed, S VIKINGS 24, ('OW. son of Super Bowl VI' A 735 on 13.3 victories, 48 losses f)5 21, \ . ',. , Los Angeles at Golden State • offer came after A's Manager Dick Willlammis indicated he was leaving Oakhind Finley has since blocked Williams' signing with the New York Yankees while still under contract with the A's. 3T , -' - Phlaoeiphia at New Yo'k -_- hommw. t 'r" J oence " telephone Interview from his California , Gamts CleeIand at Boston at Provi Ste , s r - - - i City Omaha .5,hA - . PhOtni at Los Angeles appreciated." become prominently idemi' about hobbs Riggs, tier anti Ihmns where your tennis gets I think we re the' leaders hued with women's hmtx'ra- quated adversary in ttmt' hurt in women's sport.c. Four sears tion anti other causes whmch greatest put'on spo'nsore'd in "Last year I had what I ago, people laughed a't the stress self-expression and the name of tennis. "I really considered my' Worst scar as women. Now there's an ap' Personal idt'rtitv Hut she is like him," saws Ushime Jean, a player Only because I predation front timepublic, also gut'andslm'gtmtivcaustic"butI won't slayhim__again, didn't putmmmv timi' in 4 - - . -. '- M,I*aukee at Houston Atlanta at Chicago Capital at Detroit Kansas ______ ' Ill Seattle 100 Games , , . ( Friday's at Atlanta - 3. - --- .', 117 Houston ' I a IS 27 .337 ti Thursday's Games x a n s a s City Omaha 110, Cieeiand 100 Milwaukee l2 PhIladelphia 107 niand Ill ,. -' -/ - ., ' ss '- " s" . Seattle Billie Jean, of course, destroyed the 55-vearold in straight sets late in Septcm' tie r i n t ii e II o u s t o n \stro(horne 1tugg has alIt red lieu uSl000OOguaranteefora re pi at perform ince plus imc'third of everything else. But Mc King is not tempted ht time rt'on&s It is getting that good in tennis, where' she IIJS made o c r $100 000 in tacti of the last three scars. Now she take's on the added responsibility of coaching the' Philadelphia Freedoms, for whom shell pla - mn the newly organized World T?am Ten' nis league, a league in which tier husband, Larry, has been a prime' mover. There has been some speculat Ion about ret irernent because the nomadic life of a tennis pro can pall. "V . ... ii ii i •O )t, siJ)s iii;le dean. shaking her head. "I was in i'hmlatlt'lphia rt'cenllv and watchmn the ["hers and the /1 ' . , ' - ,rc, :1: n 1 -• . - hirst place. - ,j 17½ is - ' Midwest Division M.waukee 29 7 106 — Chicago 26 11 703 3½ Detroit 72 IS .395 7'-', K.0 Omaha 13 26 333 17'-', Pacific Division Angeles L 1 20 17 St. spectacularly aggressive V know, it was beatjtilul watchplay (she Is a five-time -ing Bobby Clark come skat' Wimbledon champion). mug down the ice. I really' ap' The Virginia Slims Circuit pre'cmated his performance will kick oil the 1974 cam' "It stre'ssed for tile, as an paign with its San Francisco athlete, how important it is to tournament Jan. l4'l9 leatur' perform. It II be the t1mmn I BILLIE JEAN KING ing $50,000 in prize money. miss I hi' most when I in Just four years ago, the same finally away from it, when I tournament was worth $15,' plus till' money, which keeps and limp. Vhen Richard Shir. no linger can perform as a 000. you in tennis.' a San Era nc isco radio champion. "I've waited many, many' ''Amateur tennis was sportscaster, asks her how "So I gave myself a pep years," says Billie Jean, eyes degrading to nit', 1)0th S an the "movement" is going, she talk right then. gleaming through tier circu- athlete' and as a human retorts, "Which movt'nwnt" "Have' a gi eat year, Billie mar granny glasses, for ten- being The fourth or the fifth. ,Ie'an, I said to msst'hl. Don t - . - , ' Chip's Help1 n g Hand pp,,AL -- ii co though he s always hustlmn me for a rvmatch.'lt wouldn ( mean that much for me to play him agaIn. What have I 'ut to prove" Hernember, I iudn t tt ant to phis him in the - 1", C.nlrai Division Capital 70 13 soe — Atlanta 17 Il 500 3½ -- - .1 :, 77 6 11$— - S - SAN FRANCISCO (NEAl Sensitit it about age has come to Billie Jean King at the milestone of 30(which she reached in Not ember) Dont, she cautions, call me 'The Old Lady,'" The Old lady was a cognimmen Billie Jean Picked up in 1967 at the ripe old age of 24 in a match against Hosie Casals She was trailing three—lote in the sicond Mt and Rosie was running her all oser the court and (malls gasping Billie Jean su lkd out acros.s the net, "Ii you keep runntni me like that Ill soon be an o d lads. Old lady huh said Rosme with a, wicked gleam. 'It fits. That ,s what you are from now on, And until this 'ear, Billie can i n I mm it. Ow slit' says, "They don't really call me that any mare. The kids say to me, \ ou don I look 01(1. You don't act old.' "I m young. I'm just starting to live" 1. uOtS A i 5i,f. iti as- a senior citizen of the game, which she has spurred into a big-time money endeavor for __________ o - ' '. eriatric Set .' '''-' .':•- I Bi I Iy J. Shuns ___________________________ '4IJ By THE 'SSOCIATED PRESS ____________________________ . ' . FO FT,PTS '.' Four JACKSONVILlE, Fla, (AP) The two are the tallest players time tournament. scored 20 effort" The Florla Gators went Into on the Florida squad points and Chilp Willmains Lad Jat kson', mile whipped the (,ator Bowl basketball tourThey rebounded above their 23 in the title game. Western Kentucky 85-79 for namnent rated poorest in the height, and so did S400t Steve Both were almost unanimous third place. Coach Bob Gotthieb field and caine out No. 1 with a Williams, Among them they choices on the all-tourney team juggled his JU lineup, starting disciplined 77-60 vIctory over pulled down 44 rebounds while 4mlong wmth Leon Benbow of sophomores Bobby Alvarez arid Duke Thursday. 1)uke's entire team collected 26. third-place Jacksonville. Each Jim Smith, and got a good They led all the way and shut of the three got 13 of the 14 hal- comeback effort after Wed"Now we have a off the Blue Devils with a tough Southeastern lots cast by writers and broad- nesday's 64-62 upset loss to Conference season coming Ui), defense casters Florida the Florida coach said, still not totall dis. "We were rank underdogs, unhappy that his fellow coaches Duke's Bob Fleisher, the only a "r inted" said Western Kenbut we worked hard and won," picked his teimn to finish last in Blue Devil who played well in Jim Richards vIu1 rookie Coach John Lotz Ute cPtanmpiiship game, and WttkddgOOd . un ,._ -...._-- oV6P - Wine By t)OU( By J Richards Herald Sports Ed itor 0 ',.. Spotlight /0 %4flP a CORP 1?1t /f1P 6oi A*/I :: ,y' jip 55 -- - FrIday, Dec. 28,1973 Sanford Herald -- ,-- = .---' SHS Senior _a., .. -- time name o -11111t'tOfl 00 CCFUII) as possib'e under uy Wi hiys told tuun it' sit this pra tice i'tit 8 -I — - al - .---. _i-i,__' -. -• .. ' - -- . -,---. ' -_-,,_, -_._-_,_,7-,.--.--_ '"____.____-.______' - 4-4- _ ' ':_ --_-._ -. . - ii . '.---- ' -. -_- -_ -'_ ______________ �—.--------,-..-----_*-,.J. 48—The Sanford Herald L egal Notice FrIday, Dec. 28, 1973 Legal Notice Legal Notice - IaIe Mills Road to Curryville Road. Rttt SOuth along Curryvil'e- Roaci to Ot P'OT iOta BY COMMI5SIOER C'ub Rci, Run east cn Country apointIourhundred(O1feet more DRUMMOND, SECONDED LIV Club Road to Country Club Drive. e-s tist of the if! tion COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. THE Continue northeast on Ccuntry Club with Curryville Road and Lake Mills FOLLCWING RESOLUTION WAS Drive to 20th Street; Continue east Road: Run welt. SouthweSterly. UNA Nt MOU SLY A DOPT ED AT on 70th Street tø poi.st of beginning, south and southeasterly along an arc THE REGULAR MEETING OF PoIlin Place: Because the Board to a point on Ft. Christmas Road THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- of County Commissioners of approximately three thoutnd (our MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Seminole County has determined ndred (3,a) fe-it northwest o COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 4th that no accommodations presently the Seminole County line; Run DAY OF DICEMBER. A D 197) e*t within this Precinct ade-'utesouthcit along Fort Christmas WHEREAS, Florida Statutes for the exped.tioo$ and efficient Road ' the Seminole County line; PrOvides for changes In e-e-tioq housing anø handling of voting ar.o' Run west along the Seminole County district and polling places during voting paraphernalia, the Board his line- to the point of beginnIng. odd numbered years. and by separate resolution, also Polling Place: Community House, WHE RE AS, increasing population recorded on this dale. ptil'lt.Mflt tO Chutuota, F br ica hal necss1tated changes In the FlOrida Statutes Section 101.lt, PRECINCT NO. 7 )ocati-n of potlirg places within designated the following site outside Begin at the junction of the- St. precinctsandatleratiohof precincts Precinct No. I as a temporary Johns River and the Econlockhat polling Place for Precinct Plo. 1: and precinct boundaries, and thee Creek at the eastern County Sanford. Florida, Florida Statutes, the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole PRECINCT No. County has by resolution on the 4th Be-gn County line and Interstate-i day of December. AD., described at Lake Monroe-: Run South on II to and set forth the boundarieS and South Section line Section 21205 limits of each precinct and the flE; Run we-st on South line Section polling places of each precinct, and 71 20S79E to Southeast corner WHEREAS, the Board of County Section 23-205-79E; Run west on Commissioners of Seminole County South line of Section 23 20S29E has determine-d that no at- to southeast corner sect. Econlockhatchee Creek to the Seminole County line. Run east the Seminole County line- to the- St. Johns River: Run north on the St. Johns River to the point of begin, ning; Excluding, however, that area described in Precinct l.A. Polling Place: Community House, Chubuota. Florida PRECINCT NO. I Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ILegal NoIIce Legal Notice PRECINCT NO. 44 within precincts 1,27, 27, 17. 43. and dequate for the expeditious ind efficient housing and handling of t'oting and voting paraphernalia within said precincts u ' ' Legal Notice RaIlroad to the-south line- of Section b the claimant and must be sworn to by the claImant, his age-ni or at. torne-y. or the Sam. shall be-void, Dated at Sanford, Florida, this 11th day of December, 1973 Loretta Ci. Munson As Exetirix of said EstateShinholser and Legan First Federal Building Sanford. Florida 3277) Attorneys for ExecutrIx Publish: Dec. 21, 2$. 1973 DEW.10I South line-of Section 2%, Township AdditIons.tothesou!heastcornerof 2)5. Rang. 3OE; Thence continue Lot 1, BlockS, Weatherstield, First Southerly along the centerlIne on t.ddilicx', Plat Book Il, Page 1, Public Recordsof Semnole County. State Road 436 In Section 7$, Thence run north along the east line 1nship 315, Range XE, to thecenterline Of Howell Creek; Thence of Weathensfield First Addition to the- southvieStcorfler of Lot 17. Block run southwesterly along the- ce-n S. W,atpiersfield. F irsi Addition, terline of Howell Creek 10 the- *tst Thence run eaSt along the- Southt line line of Section 71. Township 215, of Weatrrersfietd First Addition to Range-XE; 'Thence run north along the- southeast corner of Lot Ii the weSt line of section te the nj. thwest corner of Section 35, Weathersfietd, First Addition. Thence continue- east in Section II. Township 215. Range- XE. Thence Township 7)5. Range- 29E to the run welt approximately 3.460 feet along the south line of Section 30. centerlineofWvmore Road; Thence run north along the centerline of TownShip 215, Range 30E to point of Wymore Road to me- centerline t beginning Road 436, Thence- run west State located on Portable Polling Place: along the centerline of State Road vacate- lot on the we-st Sloe- ot 4.36 to the west line of Section 11, Ke-wanne-e Trail, approximately Towr.5tl.p 715, Range 29E, Thence four blocks north from Derbyshire ccntinue vie-st along the centerline of State Road 44 in Section 15 PRECINCT NO.44 TownshiplS,Ra'ige-2'PE,tothewl-st Beginatapointonthesoutf'iineof line of Section 15, Township 21S, Section 7, Township 3)3. Range 79E. Range 7[; Thence continue said point being approximately I.130 westerly along the- centerline feet east of the WuthwC%t corner of State- Road 436 in Section 16, Section 7, TownShip 715. Range 29E, Township 215, Range 29E to thC said poInt also described as the point of beginnIng. centerline of State- Road 100 (in Polling Place: Located at the f101ib tenstate- Four); Thence Holiday Inn at the- Intersection of along the centerline of State Road Interstate- Four and State Highway 100 to the centerline of State- Road £36 Altamonte Springs, Florida 431; Tn(rnortheastedIyat0flU PRECINCT NO.49 the centerline of State Road 431 to flegn at a point on the Southwest run 21$, Range 39E; Thence continue Range 3OE; Thence run north along northeasterly along the-centerline of the we-st line-Of Section 33. Township State Road 4)1 In SectIon L Town 3)5 Range XE to the nørthw*SI ship71S, Range29E,tothe north line corner o Said section. The-ncr run Cf said Section; Thence sun east east along Inc north line of Section hOng the north line of Section l Township 215, Ran!e., 30E. 0 . 'V anur f*flSniP £l) "v pointontheenlerlineotstate-HOaO northeast corner of Section I Thence run southeasterly along Township 71$. Range nE Thence tilt centerline of State Road run South along she Mtt line Of approximately 7,150 feet to a point Section 1, Town1iip7IS. Range- 29E on the centerline of Winter Woods tO the Southeast corner or smig Boulevard, Thence run westerly t.e-ction, Thence run west along the along the centerline of Winter Woods south lIne-of Section). TOWflShIP 2)5. Boulevard to a point on the ce-n Range 29E. to the southwest corner terlineOf Nottingham Drive; Thence Of said section. Thence run west run southerly along the centerline of along the south line of Section 2. nottingham Drive to a point ap Township 713, Range 79E. to te proximately 170 feet north on thepoint of Beginning south line of Section 3). Township 7t5. Range XE; Thence- run south Polling Place: Rolling Hills Cr,r.tr, Cljh (ojn!ry (Nib Road. re cf Seton 3). Tcvin Altamonle Springs. FIId ship 21$. Range XE; Thence run PRECINCT NO. 41 west along the southti'w of Section Re-gin at. point ontrtel.outh line of , Township 2)S Range 3OE to the Section 35, Township 305, R11Qe point of beginning. ap being 29E. said point theof feet west proximately 3.750 Richards Southeast corner of said Sectloh. Polling Place: St SaId point also described as trie FplscopalChurch.51 5I Lake-Howell Road. Seminole- County. Florida Centerline Of State Road 100 (In te-qstate Four). Thence run no( RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that ttre'MhtIly along the centerline f Stale- Road 100 to the south Inc of said alterations and changes be Section 36, TownShIP 30S. Range re-corded inthecfficlal Record Book 29E; Thence continue northeasterly In the Office of the Clerk of thelOnQ the- centerline of State Road Circuit Court of Seminole- County. 4) in Section 26. TownshiP Florida. nd that said change's be Puinge 29E to the east line of Section pubtishfd four (1) time-i in a 705. Range ?9C. 28. To*'nshi ne5PaPer in Seminole County. Florida thence-continue northeasterly Iong the-centerlIne of Spate- Road 10011 1) - ..---- $ ,r in Section 23, Township 20$. 29E. tO me north line- of said Thence continue nor se-clon theasterly along the centerline of State Road 100 (III approtimatel! intrqtn ..f.0fee$ to & point or-s tilt k,ini)r c-f Section 71. TownIhiP 795, ft on the 4th day of December, 1573 as same appears on the record In theMinute Book for said County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havehereunto set my hand nd affixed the official seal of the Board of County Commissioners this 4th day of December, 1973 (Seal) Arthur H Be'ckwitti, Jr . Clerk of the Board of County CommisSioners In and for Seminole County, Florida. PubliSh Dec. 1$, 7), 74, 21, 1973 DEW 9) north line of Section 27. TownShip north along the we-sI right olway 215, Range 29E, approximately 25 WInnebago Court ap feet to the southeast corner Of Lot proximately 33 feet to a point, said 776. Traitwood Estates, Section 2. point alto described as the- ce-n Plat Book 1$. Pages 12 and 13, Public te-rllne of Talbot Road; Thence run Records of Seminole County: east along the center-line of Talbot Thence run north along the cost line Road to the centerline of Kanne-e of Traitwood Ettates, Section 2, in Trjil, Thence run northeasterly Section iS, Township 715, Range along the centerline of xewannee IPE. approximately 660 feet; Thence Trail to the east line of SectIon 70, run east approiimately 640 feet Township 2)5. Range- XE; Thence continue northeasterly along the- the southwest corner of Lot 7, Block Centerline- of Kewanne Trail in 30. We-athersfie-ld, Second Addition, Plat Book U. Page 103. PubliC Section 21, Township 215, Range- the east line-of Section 2. Township corner o SectIon 33. Township 315 " NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice s hereby give-n that a Public Hearing Will be- held at theCommission Room in the City Hall in Ihe City of Sanford, Florida, at 700 o'clock P.M on January 14, 1974. to consider the- adoption of an ordnance by the City of Sanford, Florida. titie of which isis follows: DECEASED. NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are he-re-by notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate In the-Office-of the Clerk of thc' . t.,.t....... '..W' •"J'i) • J.,I,iJ!M. rIvII,J, Circuit Court of the- Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, within four calendar months from Florida. Probate Division, in the the time of the first publication Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, this notice-. Each claim or demand must be in writing and filed in within six calendar months from the duplicate- and state the- place p1 time- of the first publication of this XE, to the centerline of State- Road Records of Seminole County; £34; Thence-run southerly along me Thence run east along the south line Centerline of State Road 134 to the- of Weathecsfield First arid Second 4 Commi%tiont.rs Cf Seminolt. County. Fonda, 0? its Pe'jutr P.tc'eting held 20, Township 20$. Range XE; Thence Continue south along the centerline of the- ACt. Railroad l Seclion9, Township70S, Range)OE to a point on the centerline of State Roadl7l; Thence run southwesterly along the centerline of State Road 127 approximately 3.330 feet to a point on the centerline of Longwpod Hills Road; Thence run welt along the Centerline of Longwooej Hilts Road to the we-st fine of Section Township 70S, Range XE, Thence continue wcsterly along the ce-n terline of Longwood Hills Road in Section3O, TownshIp 203, Range 30E to a point on the west line of said section; Thence continue southerly along the centerline of Louigwood Hills Road in Section 75, Township ?OS, Range 29E, to a point on the South line of Section 75. Township 205. Range 29E; Said point being approximately 150 feet west of the Southeast corner of said section; The-ncecontinuesouthalong the east line of Section J. Township 75, Range 79E. to the southeast corner of said section; Thence run west elong the south line of Section 36, Township 205, Range- 29E to the Southwest corner of said se-tlon; Thence run west along the south line of Section 35, Township 795. Range 79E, to the point of beginning PRECINCT NO. 4$ Polling Place-; Because the Board Be-gin at a point onttie south line- of of County Commissioners of Section 20, Township 215, Range SemInole County nit determine-cl XE; Said point also described as the that no accommodations preSently Southwest corner of Lot 3. Block B, exist within thiS Precinct adequate English Estates, Unit 2. Plat Book for the expeditious and efficient 13. Page Ia, Public Records of housing and handling of voting and Seminole County; Thence run north voting paraphernalIa, the Board has along the- west line-of Lot), Block B, by separate resolution, also English Estate's, Unit 2 to the- nor recorded on this date, pursuant to th*est corner of said lot; Thence nun Florida Statutes Section 101 71, e35t alc.nic the SOuth nigtst cf wa de%igriOt&d tile tcilr.v,ng Ste Out%dC life- of DerbyshIre Road ap Precinct Plo. 41 as a temporary proximately 20 feet to a point, said polling place- for Precinct No. 47 point also described as the cen Longwood Community Building, City of LOngwood. County of fe-nine of Oxford Rood; Thence run northerly along the- centerline- ot Seminole. Florida Oxford Road to the centerline of PRECINCT NO Carlton Road; Thence run west Begin at a poInt on the centerline cj State Road 436. salo point being along the-centerline of Cartion Road to the eit right of way line of tile-center of the intersection of State Wr4tOfl RO, The-it, run ttOtth KOJ 4)6 mO state oaa £31; alongthtee-altrlghtofwayline-of Thence run South along the ce-n Winston Road e-proximatety 35 feet terlineof State Road 43) to the south lIne of Section 16. Township 2)5, to the northwest cOrner of Lot 3, Block G, English Estales, Unit 3, Range 29E; Thence run Southerly Plot Book 14, Rage 65. Public along the centerline of State Road 431 in Section 21, Township 215, Records of Seminole County; Range nE to a point; Said point Thence run east along the north line being approximately 7)3 feet South of Lot 3, Block Ci, English Estates, Unit 3, to the northeast corner of of the- centerline of Hill View Drive; said lot; Thence run south ap Thence run east to the east line- of proximately 35 fed along the- west Section 21, Township uS, Range 29E; Thence-continue-east en Section line of Lot 5. Indian Hills. UnIt 6, 27. Township 71$, Range 21E to a Plot Book 15. Page 40. PubliC point on the east right of way line- of Records of Seminole County, to the Mathews Roid; Thence run fSOi'th SouthweSt corner of Lot S. Indian Hills, Unit 6; Thence run easterly along the east right of way line of along the south line of Lot 3. Indian Math.ws Road to the north line of Section 72, Township 21S, Range Hills, Unit 6. t the we-St nlght.of way line of , 4 29E Theoe- run C4S Otong the centerline of said section. to the east line of Section 24, TOwnship ?9S, Range 79E; Thence run east along the cinterline of Section 19. Township 205, Range 39E to the east line of said section; Thence run east along the centerline of SectIon 70, Township 2OS. Range )9E to a point the centerline of the ACL Railroad line; Thence run southerly along the- centerline of the ACL Beginatapointonlhesouthlineol Section 33, Township 715. RangeXE, approximately 3,473 fe-el from the-Southwestcornerofsaldsection; Thence run easl along the south line of Section 33, Township 215, RangeXE to the Southeast corner of said section; Thence-continue east along the South line of Section 31. Town hip2IS. Range3OE tothe centerline of State Road 434; The-nc, run north westerly along the- centerline of State Road 434 to ttse west tine of ' Section 3.1, Township 2)5, Range XE; Thence-continue northwesterly along the Centerline- of State Road 434 in Section 33, Township 215, Range XE to the centerlIne- 01 Winter Woods Boulevard; Thence run westerly along tile Ce-rite-s-life- of Winter Woods Boulevard to a point on the centerline of Nottingham Drive; Thence run southerly along the cpnterline of Nottingham Driveto a poInt approximately 470 feet north 01 the south line Of Section 13, Township 71$, Rngp JOE. Thence run south tOthe South toe of Section 33, Township 21S, Range XE, also deScribed as point of beginning. Polling Place: Parking Lot of San Jose Apartments at the corner of Highway 436 and Winter Woods Boulevard in the County of Seminole, State of Florida 41 , Legal Notice Legal Notice the epe'ilfoi,s IPs-) t.fficient for housing and handling Cf voting and voting paraphernalia, the- Board has by separate re-Solution, also recorded on this date, pursuant to F!oriaa 5tatu,e- Section 101 1), designated the following site OutsidePrecinct Plo. 43 as a temporary polling place- foe' Precinct No 1) Eastbrook S,vim Club, Semnote County, Florida. 1320 feet from the southeast corner Page-Il, Public Records of Seminole F0IIOAI Queens Mirror Circle north north on Rantout Lane to poif,t of Florida on County; Thence run north ap- westerly to South Trlplett Lake of Section 34. Township 2lS, Range Be-ginning, proximate-tv 25 feet to the centerline Drive; Follow South Triple-fl Lake PRECINCT NO. 26 Polling Place, Portable adjacent 3OE; Said point alSo described as the centerline- of Eastbrook Boulevard; Begin at the junction of u_S. 1797 to south side of Mayfair Country of Forest lake Drive West; Thence Drive- northwesterly and westerly to Thence run northerly along the run east along the centerline of Triplett Lake Drive; Follow T-iplett and SR. 177; Follow SR. Club, Seminole County. Florida. Forest Lake Drive West ap centerline of Eastbrook Boulevard Lake DrIve-northerly to intersection westerly to SCL Railroad; Follow PRECINCT NO. 33 proximately 610 feet to the ce-n- of Oakwood Drive- as though Oak SCL Railroadnortheasterly (staying Begin at a point on the centerline to the centerline of Howell Branch terline of Forest Lake Drive; wood Drive were extended els?; on the western track) to Country of State Roac' 4fl, in Section Road; Thence-run easterly along the , Thence run northerly along the Follow Oakwood Drive welt to in Club Road; Run north on Country TownShip 705. Range- 30; Said point centerline-of Howell Branch Road to centerline of Forest Lake Drive tersection with Suns,t Drive; Run Club Road to the Sanford Grant being the center point of the in a point on the-east line of Section 34, C) .-. - - - - Friday, Dec. 28, 1973-5B Legal Notie (Continued from P.4B Polling Place: South Semino;, the Ctflterlint of Tritb' Branch FoIk SR. oti Road, Fern easterly to Forest the-ny to SR 49; Ron northweSt Schoi. Casselber,, MiddleRailroad to the eaSt lint of Se-(tiOn Lake Avenue. Run outheriy on and west on SR 1)9 to junction at riorida Firda 19, TownshIp 215. Range 79E; Forest Lake Avenue- to Forest Lakc SR. 419 and SR. 434; Run west on PRECINCT NO. 32 PRECINCT NO. 39 Thence-continue northeasterly along DrIve; Run west on Forest Lake S.R.434tOU.S 17.93: Follow U.S. 17. Begin at the intersection of fleQifl at the intersection of u s the centerUne of TriIb Branch Drive to Eden Park Avenue; Follow n Stherly to point of beginning Rantoul Lane and Country Club Railroad in Section 20, TownShip Eden Park Avcnue South to SCL Polling Place: Portable at Road tSR. MA); Run east on 1797 and the Orange Seminop, Country Club Road to Country Club County line; Go northeasterly on 3)5, Range- 29E, to a point on the Railtoact (Trilby Branch); Follow southeast corner of SR. 431 and u.s. U.S. 1792 to the inferucflct of S.R centerline of Eden Park Avenue: SCI. Railroad southwesterly to 1792, Seminole County, Florida. Roads Continue northeast country Club Road to Lake Mary 434; Run southeast along SR. 134 to Thence run north along the ce-n. Orange Seminole County line; Wst PRECINCT NO. 2$ i. Mary the intersect ion of Floral Boulevard terllne of Eden Park Avenue to the the-n north on Counts line to point of at intersection of SR. 434 road; Run south (Oxford Road); Follow Floral north tini of Sccflon 2C. Tc-anthip beginning Roadto25lhStreet; Rune-it 1 on 25th 5 £77 ,altlancj Avenue); Run Boulevard (Oxford Road) Southerly 215, Range E. Thence continue Polling Place: F-iorcia Power east on s R. 436 to intersection with Streettotheofd SCL RailrOadnight north along the Centerline of Eden E mployes' Lounge, Bear Lake. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad main of-way; Run south on the old SCL tothe Orange-Seminole County line Run along the Orange.Sem;noi * Park Avenue in Section 17, TownShip Seminole County, Florida line track; Follow south along Railroad till it merges with the SCL Railroad; Continue on SCL Railroad County line to the point of begintIng 2)5, Range 29E approximately 2600 PRECINCT NO. 17 SCLRR main line track to in Polling Place: St. JohnS Village fe-st to. point on the north line of Lot to the intersection with an Begin at the intersection of U.... lersection with Spring Lake Road: 37, McNeil's Orange Vitla, Plat Book 1792 and 1)6; Run Pun weSterly on Spring Lake Road imaginary line representing the Craft shop, 250 Oxford Road, Fern S. R Park, Florida 7, Page-P?, as recorded in the Public Southeasterly on SR. 136 to in to Intersection with 5.477 (Maitland Sanford Grant Line; Run northwest PRECINCT NO. 40 Records of Seminole County: tersection with Red Bug Lake Road Avenue): Run north on SIP to point on the Sanford Grant Line to the Begin6tapuifltOfltheSOuthlineof Thence run eaSt approximately 70 and Winter Park Drive-; Run O' of beginning at SR. 436. intersection with Country Club SectiOn 34, Township 2)5, Range fret to the northwest corner of Lot 7. the-ny on Winter Park Drive to inRoad; Run north on Country Club Polling Place: Seventh day Ad ''' - - The Sanford Herald Legal Notice on south tine-of Sec-lion fl20529E to corner of Section 21 Township 21S, centerline-of State Road 436. Thence intersection of U.S. 1192; Run Grant Line to U.S. 1792; Run south- ACL Railroad; Thence run south point also dncribed as the ce-n LIttle Wekiva River; Run nor Range 3OE, Thence run east along run easterly along the centerline of southweitenl, on U.S. 17 92 to point westerly on U.S. 17-97 to point of westerly along the centerline of fe-dine- of Dike Road: Thence run thwrtterly o.i the Little Welciva the southline of Section 71. 21S, State Road 436 to the- east line of of beginning, beginning. north abng the centerline of Dk, State Road 427. approximately 3350 River to the We-kiva River and Pange3OE to the-southeast corner of Section 17, Township 2)3, Range P011109 Place: Lake Mary Fire feet to a point on the centerline- of Polling Place: Casselberry Road to the northeaSt cerner of County line; Follow County line Section 21. TownshIp 7)5. Range 79E; Thence continue easterly along WomenClub, Casseiberry, Florida House, SE corner Wilbur Avenue Lonowood Hills Road; Thence run SectIon 34, Township 713, Rang, NOW, THE 14 E FORE. RE IT rcrtpi tn the St. Jonns River; Follow 30F: Thtncr' Continue cast alcnç the thr centedilne of SR 136 in Section 16 anci Fin? Street, Lake Mary, PRECINCT NO. 1$ )OE; Thence continue northerly est along thc centerline o PEOLVF D t ph.' Pc'ard or County C-r.'' line southeasterly on the St rirtfl 1r.t' t'f 'j- i l.'n 34. Township Tc.nhp Range 29E to !hr flor;da ftrrin at tiii ritC(Sti'i of Sari .i!c'flj the (r,tqtnr' of f)e Road ri Lec, -ni.'od I'iiilt Road tothe wrst lnt er to fr-c port of beg;i .t 215. Range 30L to a point; Said centerline of SR 431; Thente run (os- cl O;ecso Road (SR. 4)9) ansi PRECINCT NO. 21 Section 24, township 215, Range of Section 29, Township 70$. Rangemng. Florida, that for precincts 1. 22, 77, COiflt, being appro'4imatety 24lSfeet south along the cente-nb'ne of SR 43) SeaboardCoas? Line Railroad (Lake Begin at the Volusia.Seminole 30E; Thence continuewesterly )OE. to a point, Said point being Polling Place: Wilson School, 42, 43, nd 47, the tolbowing tern from ttie- northwest corner of Section to the south fine of Section 16, Cha'm Branch); Run northeasterly County tine on the St. Johns River at along the- centerline of Longood appioximately 115 feet north of the Paola. Florida porary (lolling places be designated, 34, Township 715. Range 30E; Said Township 215. Range 79E; Thence on the railroad to 25th Place; Run Oste'en Bridge (SR. 415); Follow Hilts Road in Section 30, Townihip centerline of Princess Gate PRECINCT P40.3 said pulling piac-s being ouls;iepoint also described as the ce-nruns.aul".rlvalongthpcenterllne-of east on 25th Place to Melicxiviile S.R.115westtothenorthwestcorner 20S,Range3OEtoapolnlonthewrst Boulevard; Thence continue nor Begin on County line a' the- Osteen their i'csgcti c' precincts, but terline of Howell Branch Road; SR 4)1 in Section 21, Township 215, Avenue; Run north on MeIIciville of Section 32195 31E: Run south on line of said Section; Thence uiltinu, therly along the centerline of Dike-cOntigvov% thereto' Bridge and the t. Johns River; Thence- run rasterly along the Range 29E to a point, said junt A.ienueto25th Street (SR. 44); Run we-St line of Section 3319S-31E to southerly along the centerline of Road In SectIon 77, Twflship 2)5, PRECINCT NO. I Follow the St. Johns River centerline-of Howell Brancn Road to being approximately 7t5 feet South east on 25th Street (SR. 46) to the Geneva Avenue (SR. 46); Run west Longwood Hills Road in Section 25, Range 3OE to the esst line of Section Temporary Polling Place: Por (County line) soutneasterly to State a point on the-east line of Section 34, of the Centerline of HiIlview Drive: Sanford City Limits; Run south on Geneva Avenue to Me-iIonvilll Township 70s, Range 29E to a point V. Township 2)5. Range- 30E. table. Sanford Middle School. Road 46 HIghway Bridge and the St. Township 215. range XE; Said point Thence run east to the east line of along the Sanford City Limits to an A%enue; Run north on MellonviliS on Ihe 9oulh Thence continue sos? along the Santord, Florida Johns River; Run south into Lake of Section 25, ato described as the centerline- of Section 21, Township 215, Range imaginary line parallel ,o the East Avenue to the south shore of Lake Township 205,line Range ?9E; Said centerline of Dike Road in Section .Jt.ul) staying in the- center of Lake PRECINCT NO. 72 Dike Roao Thence run north along 29E; Thence-continue east In Section West Airport runway; Run east Monroe; Continue north into Lake point being approximately ISO feet 76. To,risfilp 715, Range' 30E to tn, .letSup until running into a western Temporary Polling Places San the centerline of Dike- Road to the P. Township 2)5. Range 79E, to a along the Imaginary line- parallel to Monroe on a east fine of SectIon 76. TownShip 215. line- projected from wtt of the southeast corner of said ford Civic Center, Sanford, Florida extension of Salt creek; Run Southnortheast corner of Section 34, pointon the east right of way Ine of the ea%f.west runway to Beardall Meflonville Avenue to the- Voknla. Section; Thence continue south Range 30E; Thence continue east PRECINCT NO. 27 westerly and west in the center of Township 215. Range 30E; Thence Mathews Road: Thence- run north Avenue; Run south on Beardall Seminole County line in Lake along the centerline of Dikj Road in the west line of Section 31. along Lake Je-ssup to the center of an Temporary Polling Place: San continue northerly along the ce-n along the east right of way line of Avenue- to an imagInary line ex- Monroe; Follow the VolusiaSection 25. TownshiP 2)5. Range 30 Township 205, Range XE to the ford Civic Center, Sanford. Florida imaginary line- running due South terline of Dike Road in Section 26, Mathews Road to the North line- of tendln'7 south from Be-ardail Avenue Seminole County line southeasterly Southwest corner of said Section; E to the- centerline of Tuskawilia PRECINCT NO. from Bearctal'Avenue. Runnorthon Townstiip2)S,Range)QE,toa point; Section 27, Townsfflp 2)5. Range- to the center of Lake Jetsup; Run to a point of he-ginning. Gabnie-Ila Road; Thence- run south Thenceruneastalongtps.centerlineTemporary Polling Place: the Imag*nary line to Beandall Said point being approximately 14$ ?9E; Thence run west along the we-St through the center of Lake Polling Place: Because the- Board of State Road 434 to the I.ouhrast along the centerline of Tuskawilta S-emnD!e' High S:hc'ot, Sanford. Avenue: Continue north on Beardall feet riirth of the centertin of rxrth I's-se of Section 72. Township 71 JeSSup to the mouth of Soldicr'S cf County Commltsioners 0! corner cf Section )l, Towrnhp 2'35. Ciabritli.i Road to the- souttii'ne of Fir.ia Avenue toan magnary line' parallel Pr'rice' Gate Boulevarci. Thence S Rans.ç 2E approximjteiy 25 feet. Creek at the shore of Lake Jesst,p; Seminole County has determined Ra.ge 30E; Thence contnue Section 75. Township 2)5. Range-i'RECINCT NO. 43 and adjacent to the castwc'st run east continue northerly along the ce-n to the southeast corner of Lot 226, Run we-St along Soldier's Creek to lat rio accommodations presently along the centerline of State Rood XE: Thence continue South along Temporary way of he Sanford Municipal Air. Polling Place: fe-clint. of Dike Road in Section 77. Trailwocd Estates Section 2. Plat the point of beginning, exist within this Precinct adequate 434 in Sction 37. Township East rook Swim Club, Eas?brcx,k port; Run west on the imaginary line ?. the centerline of Tuskawilfa Township 21S. Range ICE to the- east Book II, Pages 17 and 13, PjbliC Polling Place: Sc'minoie County for the- expditious ar.d efficiorit (lange 30 E to the southeast Gabr iella Road In Section 36. Boo evard, Semi.iole County. parallel to the eastwest runway tO line of Section 27. TownShip 215. RecordsofSeminoleCounty;Th,nce AgrI.Center, Seminole County, housing and handling of voting and corner of Florida Section TownshIp 215. Range 30E to the the Sanford City Limits; Run north 37 Range 30E; Thence continue east run north aiong the east line of Florida voting paraphernalia, the Board 1' Township 7OS, Range 30E; PRECINCT NO. 47 on the Sanford City Limits to 25th centerline-of State Road 176; Thence along the centerline of Dike Rood tn Trailwood Estates Section?, iii Sec PRECINCT NO. ) by separate resolution, also Thence run north along the east line Temporary Street (SR. 46), Run east on 25th run east along the centerline of State Polling Place: Section 26. Township 21$, Range 30E tion 15. Township 215. Range ?9E Begin at trie 'ntersect;on of 25th recorded on thiS date, pursuant of Section 37, Township 705, Range Longwood Community 8uiIdang, Street (SR. 46) to Silver Avenue; Road 476 to the easf line of Section to the east line of Section 26. approximately 660 feet; Thence run Street arid Lake Mary Road. Run Florida Statutes Section IO1,lt, XE to the northeast corner of said Iongwood, Florida Rufl nCl'.h On Silver Avenue to 24th 36, Township 215, Pang. 30F; Township 215. RangeXE; Thence east approximatety 640 fe-el to the southwest along Lake Mary Road to . delignated the following site outside 'y....... - n w" CINW3 r IT FURTHER REC'LVED "'' o...., e ,nte-riine 2" ' ... .. siun lli, i..w vs ..outhwest corner of Lot 7. Blocx Z'J, an imaginary tine representing the prxcinc? No V as a temporary north line of said Section to the that where the above-said Burrows Lone: Run north on ot Stats Road 474 iii SectIon 31, Dike Road in Section 75, Townthip Weathersfield 2nd Addition, Pat S.snford Grant line-; Run Southeast polling place for Prqrinct Nc. 77: centerl:neoftt,eACLRailroadright designations of pollIng places shall Cuntowt Lneto an imaginary line Township 71S, Range 31E to the 213. Range 30E, to the centerline of Book 17, Page 103. PublIc Recordsof along the imaginary Sanford Grant Sanford Civic Center. Sanford. of.way; Thence run north along the result in the voting place-for two running due north from 8urrow centerline of Dean Road; Th,ne-Tuskawilla Gabnlella Road; Thence Seminole County. Thence run east Line- to U.S 1797. Run northeast Florida. centerlineQftheACL Raitroadnight more- precincts b&rg located for Lane to Celery Avenue- (SR. 413): run southerlyatongthecenterline- of runnuorthenlyaiongthecenterline Cf aicnqthesouth line-of Weather'sfield along U.S 1792 to DeSota Drive. PRECINCT NO. 21 purpnse-s of an election in one Continuenorlhoqlthelmaglnaryljne of way In Section 79, TownshIp 305, DeanRoadtothesoulheastcornerof Tuskaw;lia Gabrle-lia Road to the 1st and 2nd Additions, to the Run north and northwesterly along Begin at the intersection of 17th Range3OE,tothepointof beginning - buildIng, the voting pIc for tpie to Celery Ave-rue (SR. liSt. Run Section 3). TownshIp 215, Range north tine çsf Section 25. TownshIp southe-ast corner of Lot 1, Block s. De-Sofo Drive to El Portal Avenue; Street and Sanford Avenue: Run several precincts involved shall be cast on Celery Avenue (S P. 1)5) t Polling Place; longwood Corn 3)E. Thence run west along the 7)5. Range 30E: Thence continue Weathersfielct 1t Addition. Plot Runnorth along El Portal Avenue to south on Sanford Avenue tO 25th munlly BuIlding, northwest corner eitabtilhed maintained point of beginning, and south line of Section 31, Tawnthp northerly along the centerline of Book 12. Page 64, Public Records of an imaginary line representing an Street; Run west on 25th Street to Polling Place: Midway Fire Wllmer Street and Warren separate and apart from each other 215 Range 3)E to the southwest Tuskawilta.Gabnielta Road to the- Seminole County; Thence nun north easterly extension of Terrace Drive French Avenue (17.92); Run north in said building, and Avenue-, Town of Longwood, House, Jitney Avenue, Seminole corner of said Section; Thence centerline Cf Red Bug Lake Road; alongtheeastlineof Weathenifleld toElPortalAvenue, Run west along on French Avenue to 12Th Street; Seminole County, Florida BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED County, Florida. continue- along the southline of Thncer,n w,st along the centerline 1st AdditIon to the Southwest corner said Imaginary line to Georgia Run east on 17Th Street to Po'nt of PRECINCT NO. that said temporary polling places PRECINCT. No. 4 Settions 36. 35, and 34. Townthip 7)5, of Red Bug Lake Road to the west of Lot 12. Block 5. Wrathertfietd 1st Avenue; Run north on Georgia beginning. be- recorded in the- Official Record Begin it a point on the south line of Begin at the intersection of Palm Range XE, to the point of beginning line- of Section 71, Township 21S. Addition; Thence run east along the Avenue to 25th Street; Run west on Polling Place; City of Sanford Section 11, TownShip 21 South, UookintlseOfficeoftheCierkofth, Springs Drive and Se-moran Polling Place: Eastbrook twrn Range XE; Thence Continue west •outh line-of Weathersfietd ltt Ad 25th Street to the pontof beginning. Utility Building. Sanford, Florida Range- 29 east; S-aid pont being Circuit Court of Seminole County, Boulevard (SR. 4361: Run north en Club, Eastbrook Bojlevard, Olong the centerline- of Red Bug dilion o the Southeast corner of Lot Plljng Place; Seminole- High PRECINCT NO. 79 approxImately 1,110 feet east of the Flor,da. aid that this resolution be Palm Snings Drive to North Street; Seminole County, Florida. Lake Road in Section 23, Township 11. Weathersfield Is? Addition; School, Sanford, Florida. Begin at the ln?ersectionof French Southwest corner Of laid section; pubtlV*d n-of more- than thIrty days Run east on NOrth Street to Seminole 3)3, Range XE to tne- west line- of Thence continue east ifl s.ction 11, PRECINCT NO. g ' Avenue (U.S. 1797) and 20th Street; Said point also described as the PRECINCT NO. I) nor leti than twenty days prior to Avenue; Run north on Seminole Section 23. Township 213, Range Township 715, Range flE, to theRun west on 20th Street to Country centef line- cf State Road s Begin a the intersection of In Begin at tne intersection of the PsaId;ng *1 the upcoming general Avenue to Alberta Street; Run east (In XE; Thence- continue west along the- Centerline of Wymore Road; Thence te-rstate land Paola Road. Run east Club Drive, Continue on Country terState F our). Thence run north Se-moran floul.,ard (S.R 134) and on Alberta Street to the Seaboard e4e-ction to be he-id In 3971 Centerline of Red Bug Lake Road itt run South along the centerline- of on Paola Road (where Pool. Road Club Drive to Country Club Road; along the centerline of State Road U S 17 97. Run we-St on Se-moran Coast Ltne ReitroOd: Run South on S.ctionfl.lbwnthip)tS,Range3OE Wymore Road to the Pouth line Of Circumvents an unnamed lake Doufevard(5.R.434)toL.akeHli STATE OF FLORIDA Continue on Country Clvi, Road to 100 to thenorth line of Section the- Seaborad Coast Line- Railroad to to the welt line of Section 77. Secti 11. TownshIp 21$, Range Continue on Section line) to Country Seaboard Coast Line RaiIoadr Run Township?) south, Range 2 cast. Road; Run noeth on Lake Howe-Il COUNTY OF SEMINOLE LCWSOWOod Roid (S.R. 477); Run Township 21S, Range XE; Thence 29E: Thence Continue South along Club Road; Run easterly on Country north on the- Seaboard Coast Line Thence run I HEREBY CERTIFY that the Southwesterly on Longwood RQd east along the north line Road to North Street; Run west on COntinuewestabonsgthecen%terlifleof the- centerline of Wyrnore Road in Club Road to SCL Railroad main PailroaototheSeaboardCoastLine above and foregoing is a true arid (SR. £71) to First Street; Run east 1), Township 2) South. North Street to Longwood Road Red Bug Lake Rood in Section 7!, Section 73. TownshIp 715, Range 79E line; Follow Sd Railroad main line Railroad (Leeiburg Branch); Run Range 79 eaSt t the northeast (S P 437). Run north on Lortgwood correct copy of a Resolution passed on First Street to North Street. Township 215. Range XE to the- to a point on the centerline of State north to SCL Railroad Tavares east on the- Seaboard Coast line corner of said section; Road IS R 427) to Seminol. unanimously by the Board of County Continue on North Street to Lake Tt'e-nce centerlineof State Road 136; Thence Road 100; Thence run south along Branch; Follow SCL Railroad Raifroati to an imaginary line ex. continueCommissioners of Seminole County. Howell Road; Run South on Lake east along the north line of Boulevard: Run east on Seminola run sOutherly Ionq the centerline Of the- centerline of State Road 100 to Tavares Branch west.Southw,sterly tended south from Terwiltiger Lan..; Section 12. TownShip 7), south. Bouleyatti to U S 17 92; Run wuth Florida, at its Regular Meeting held HOwtli ROOd to Se-moran Boulevard State Road 4)6 tO tht. South line' of the- south tine of Section 23. Town. to t & Run southwesterly on 1.1 to Run southeast 45 degrees to the Range 79 on the Ith day of December, 1973,as (SR. 134); Run west on Se-moran east to a point on the on U S 1797 to point of beginning SectIon 2), TownshIp 21S, Range stdp 21$. Range 2E; Thence run point of beginning, same- appears on the record in tti Polling Place: Milw Middle 8ouleard IS P 436) to point Of intersection of Persimmon Avenue centerline of Palm Springs Drive. XE; Thence COfltifle- southerly west along the- south line- of Sections PollIng Place: ldylwilde School. and McCraken Road; Run South on beginning School. Seminole County, Florida. Minute Book for said County. Thence run south along the ce-n along the centerlli'e of State Road 23,77,21, 20. anti 19. Town%hlp 21S, VihIen Road. Sanford, Florida. Polling PRECINCT NO. 42 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have Place: City Hall. Persimmon Avenue to 13th Street: te-rline of Palm Springs Drive- to the 134 in Section 21, Township 715, Range-29E.tothepoin$ofbeginning pqEclpIcT NO. 3) here-unto Set my Pond and affixed Aitamonte Springs Florida. Begin at the intersection of Air Run east on 13th Street to French SOuthIlneOf Section 12. Townshlp3l Range XE to the centerline- of Polling Place: Forest City Be-ar Begin at the Intersection of Park Avenue (U.S. 17.92). Run SoUth Ofl south, the Official Seal of the Board of PRECINCT NO. S Range 79 east; Thence run port Boulevard and U S. 1792. Run Howell Creek; Thence run Sotith- Lake Fire Station, Forest City, Avenue-and 13th Street; Run weston French Avenue (U.S. Begin at the Intersection of Dean County Commissioners, thiS the 4th 17-97) to point west along the south line of Section north on U.S 1792 to DeSoto Drive. westerly along tIle centerline of florIda. 13th Street to Persimmon Avenue; of beginning. Run north and westerly along day of December, AD.. 1,73. Road and County Line Road at the 17, TownshIp 21 South, Range 79 Howell Creek to the west line of PRECINCT PlO 13 Run noe Ph on Persimmon Avenue-to 5: Arthur H. Beckwilpi, Jr., Orange-Seminole County line; Run Place: Church Of God. °) east, to th sOuthwesf corner of said DeSoto Drive to El Portal Ave-nue-, Section 21. TownshIp 7)5. RangeBegin at the intecction Of U.S. McCraken Road. Run northeast at a WestPolling 22nd Street, Sanford, Florida. section; Thence-continue west along Run north along El Portal Avenue to Clerk north on Dean Road to State Road XE: Thence run South along the 17.92 and Sonlando Springs Road ISdegree angle from the in PRECINCT NO. 20 of the Board of 126. Pun louthw'e'!'erty bnd west on an Imaginary line representing an the south line of Section 11, Town westlineof Section 21, Township 21$. IS P 131); Run west on Sanlando Begin at tise infe-vtjon of the Ship 21 Sov$h, tersection of McCrakei Rood and State Road 126 to Tuskawiila. County Commisilone-ri to theeasterly extension of Terrace Drive Range29 east Range- 30E to the point of be-ginnIng. Springs Roid (SR. 431) to Hiollland Persimmon Avenue to the Seaboard Seaboard Coast LineIn aviS for Seminole Gabniella Road; Run north ailroad point of beginning tA ElPortal Avenue; Run wtst along Polling Place: S'ovk Gardens Street; Run north on Highland Coast Line Railroad (Lcesburg (Leesburg Branch) and Interstate 1; County, Florida 'Tuskawllla Gabnietta Road to State Sad imagin.ary line- to Georgia Polling Place: Altarnorte sCommunity House, Seminole' StreettoSe,ninoleAvenue. Continue Branch), Pun north from the Pun north on II PbfrSh Dec II. 21. 21. . 197) Road 419. Cntinuc across State Avenue, Run north along GeorgIa to the Center of the- Elementary School, :.tt,,mont( County. Florida north on an imaginary tine north Seaboard Coast L;ne Railroad on an St. Johns in LakeMonroe; Run east SprIngs, Florida DEW Rood 110 to Brantiey Avenue; Run .venue to 25th Street; Run eaSt PRECINCT NO. from Highland Street to the South irriagboory line exteriding north to through the center of Lake norm on Brantley Avenue to theMonroe PRECINCT NO, 3$ along 25th Street to M.ellonville Begin at the junction of the Section line- of 292030, Run west intersect with Te-rwilliger Lane; toanimag;narylineextendingnorfh RESOLUTION cauth shore of Lake Jessup: Run Avenue-; Run south along MelIn Begin at intersection of SR 436 We-kiva River arid the LittleWekiva along the South Section line of 79 20 OIl MOTION BY COMMISSlONL Continue north on Terwilliger Lane from Te-rwiIiige-t Lane; along an Imaginary line from ville Avenue to 25th Place-; Run west Run SoUth and Interstate-I Run west on 5 f 434 River on the wtst county line; Run 30 to the Seaboard Coast Line to the South shore of Lake Morvoe; on imaginary line to Terwilllge-r to intersection with WILLIAMS. SECOIIDED BY Brantley Avenue to the center of along 75th Place to the SCLRR: Run State Road COM.MI5SIONER Southeasterly on the Little Wekiva Railroad; Run northerly along the Continuenorthonan imaginary line Lane-; Continue-un Terwltliger Lane 431; Thence run north and easterly kIMBROUGH, Lake Jes.sup. Run east and nor iouth along the SCLRR to Airport River to the south section lIne of CL Railroad to S P. 127; Run north from Terwilliger Lane info the to the Seaboard Coast Line- Railroad on 5 i3. to intersection w'th In TH FOLLOWING RESOLUTION theasterty along the center of Lake Boulevard; Run west along Section 77.705 7'9, Run east on the rsortlseaste-qly along SR. 427 to U.S WA UNANIMOUSLY ADPTEO center of Lake Moevoe. Run east (Leesburg Branch); Run weston theJessuptothee'ntranceof Salt Creek; Airport Boulevard to the point of fe-nate 4; Thence South on In South tine Section 77 205 29E to the 17.97 Run southwesterly along U S. along the center of Lake Monroeto AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Continue .ocstPieasterly along Salt beginning. Southwest corner of SectIon 73 305 17.97 to S P. 119; Run southerly an imaginary line extending north (Le-esburg Branch) to the point of te-rsttte i to point o' beginning at THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM Creek to the Salt Creek Main Canal; R 136 79E; Run east on the south line of along S P. 119 to Soldier's Creek; irifothe center of the lake from Park 'beQinnin MISSICNERS OF SEMINOLE Continue southerly along SaIl Creek Polling Place: Because te- Boara Polling Place: Sanlando Baptist Section 23205 29E to the southeast Run easterly along Soldier's Creek Avenue, Run south along the Polling Place: lake-Monroe Scout Church, S.R. 434, opposite Meredith of County Commissioners of COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5th Main Canal to Stone Street: Run corner of Section 21 205 3'9E; Run to the shore of Lake Je'ssup; Con DAY OF DECEMBER, A 0. 1973. imaginary line- to the touft, Shore of Building, Lake Monroe, Florida south on Stone Street to Cabbage Seminole County has determined Manor Subdivision, Seminoleeast on tile south !ine of Se-ction 21 tiriue easterly into Lake Jessup to tile lake at Park Avenue; Continue PRECINCT NO. 31 WHEREAS Cbaite'rs 91031 anu Aye'nt.. Pun east cs-i (11t.39e that no accc'mrrod.at.ons presently County, Florida 20$ 29E t Intcrtate 4; Run tile- inter%ecfionof an imagnaryline scuthalongpark Aenuetothepoint 131 73. Florida S!tulc-. provide and Begn at a point, said point being PRECINCT NO. A, moe to an imagnar 1 line ci. exist within this Precinct adequate Southerly on I 4 to State ROd 431; extending north from Brantley of beginning permit the Board of County Corn the- center of the-intersection of State tending due- east from Cabbage (Of' the expeditious and efficient Begin on iøijth line of Seminole Runsouth*esterty on State Road 134 Avenue into the center of Lake mjfljcxtenj of each county, 0000 Avenue t the Econiockhatcheq Polling place: Jaycee Information Road 3e and Kewannee Trail In County at Interstate 1; Run east housing and handling of voting and to State Road 134. Run westerly on Jeswp; Run southwesterly along Booth, Sanford. Florida Section 2), recommendation and approval of Creel; Continue east along the voting paraphernalia, the- Board has Township 215, Range along sai South County Inc to inState Rood 434 to Orange-seminole said imaginary line to Branttey the Supervisor of Elections. In any imaginary line to the Econ Creek; by separate- resolution, also 30E: Thence run northwesterly tersectionwith Seaboard Coast LineCounty line; Run north on county he Avenue on south shore of Lake PRECINCT NO. 72 along the ce-ntline of State Road odd numbered year, to change the Run South along the Ecoit Creek tO re-corded on this date, pursuant to Railroad main line track, Go nor line- to the Wekiva River; Then run Jup; Run southweSterly along Begin at the intersection o( location of polling place-s af election the Seminole- County line; Run west Florida Statute-s Section 101 7), to theweSt line of Section 2), therly on SCLRR main line track to in an easterty and northeasterly Brantle-y Avenue to SR. 119; Run Me-IlonvIlle- Avenue and 25th Street precIncts, and alongtheCountyLinetolptepoin,of designated the f011g-wing site outside Township 215. Rangealong XE; Thence interSection with Spring Lake Lake Road, direction on the Wekiva River northwesterly and westerly along (SR. 16); Run west on 25th Street continuenorthwesterly theRun westerly on Spr.ng Road WHEREAS. the Supervisor of beginning. Precinct No 17 as a temporary (County tine-I to the' point of S P 119 to 5 14, 43/; Run westerly (S P 46) to Sanford Avenue; Run Elections of Seminole County did Polling Place; City Hall, Oviedo, polling place- for Precinct No 42 centerline of State Rood 434 In t intersection wilh Interstate i. Go bginning; •tor)g SR. 134 to point of beginning north on Sanford Avenue to Celery rec.)mmend nd approve altera?,on Florida Section7O. TownShip 2)5, Range 30E south on Interstate i to point of Seminole High School, Sanford. Polling Place: Forest City Polling Place, Winter Springs Avenue (SR 1)5); Run east on to the north line of Section or creof ion of election Precinc7s in PRECINCT NO. 6 0"da beginning on south line of Seminole Community Building. Forest City, Town Hall, Winter Springs, Florida. Celery Avenue (SR. 1)3) to Hickory Township 21$, Range XE; Thence County Seminole County, Ftorida, by the Begin at the junction of the St PRECINCT NO. 43 Flønida PRECINCT PlO. II Avenue; Run north on Hickory continue northweSterly along the Board of County Commsiioners of jo,s Rive- and the- Econbockhat Qtp0tntheni01thirieOf Polling Place: Social Hall, St PRECINCT NO. 10 Begin at the intersection of Avenue- to Chapman Avenue; centerline of State Rood 434 lfl Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Seminole- County, Florida, and cue-c Creeli at the eaStern County Section 33, Township 21 Soutn, Be-gin at the- intersection of In S.anlando SprIngs Road (S P. 411) Continuenorth on Chapman WHEREAS, the Board of County Avenue Section 17, Township 21$, Range XE Altainonte Springs, Florida line; Follow the Econlockhatch.. Range 30 East, said point being teruatelondpaolapoad;Runeast and US 1797; Run west along tothe-scuthshoreof Lake-Monroe; to the- centerline Commissioners of Seminole County, Creek westerly to an east extension of Oxford Road; PRECINCT NO.37 approximately 1300 feet west of on Paofa Road (where Paola Road Sanlando Springs Road ISP. 4.31) to continuenorth on an imaginary line Thence run southerly along the Flørida. do deem it necessary to o Cabbage Avenue-; Run west on northeast corner of Section 32, Re-gin it the intersection of lhe circumvents an unnamed lake the western Section line-of 62)30; fromChuapmanAvenu,tothecenter centerline of Oxford Rood to otter or create election disfritts oe' the SCLRR Lake Charm Branch) and saide-ifensionof Cabbage Avenue to To*nthip 213. Range XE; Said Continue on section fine) to Rantoul Run South along the western Section or Lake Monroe; Run east along the South line of Section precincts, and 11, Township 5 f 4)9 Run north on Cabbage Avenue; Run we-st 00 point also described as the ce-n s Lane-, Run South on Rantoul Lane iineof62)3OfoAlber R 119 to -ta Street, Run cente-r Cf Lake Monroeto an 7IS. Range 1HE PEAS. this is an odd number XE; Thence continue U.S 1797; RunnortheastonU Cabbage Avenue to Stone Street; terline of State- Road 434; Thence wt,ere it joins a becomes Country east along Alberta Street to the imaginary line-extending north from southerly along the,ear as provided In Chapter 92031. centerline- of 92 to Airport Pun north on Stone 5tre tø Salt run southeasterly along the- cen Boulevard; Run Club Road, Contsnue South on east on Seaboard Coast Line Railroad; Run Mel$onvitle Avenue tri the center of Oxford Road in Section 70, Township Airport Boulevard tq the SCLRR Florida Statutes 1943, and Creek Main Canal; Run In a te-Vllneof State Roadl34 to. point on Country Club Road to Intersection soutPaIongthe$eaboarcjCoast Line LaI.e Monroe; Run South along the- 7)S. Range XE lii WHEREAS. Chapter 101 3 the-ny direction ov' Salt (seek Mijiri the-centerline-of Branch) Runsouthon the-east fine-of Section)), Township with SCL Railroad; Run South on Pailroêd to Longwood Road (S p Imaginary line to the-South shore of Carolton Road; Thence run west the (Lake-Charm SCLRR (Lake-Charm Branch) nionida Statute-s 196) dot-s Provide Carat to Salt Creek. Pun nor Range XE, Thence- continue SCL Railroad (Staying on the 477);RunrxrtheasfalongLcng*ood Lake Monroe- and Mellonville along the centerlIne- of Carolton point of beginning that any change in the dlvi$ign, th*e$te-rly on Wt Creek to Lake ae'sterntnost track) to the eOst Road (S P. 1271 '0 Seminoia Avenue; Continue South along Road to the- east right of way line of southeastertyaiongtple,nte,lIf r-umbe,orboundarie'tot the-election Jessup; Follow on westerly cx Polling Place-: Pine-crest Baptist Oi.artef corner of Settiøn 20 ?QS State Road 436 in Section 31, Roult.vOrd. Runeast along Sem,r,ola Mt.linvilte Avenue to the' pont of ha!t rC rd Win-ston Road. Thonce- run north Cr t;r accurate-ti tenson of Salt (rn-v nto Lake '.ojtti tde of Door., Road. k'( . Run *cst on the ctntc-r line cf TownshIp 2)5, Range' )OE. to a point Bouie'vrd to U 5 1793; Run north begnning along the- east right of way line Of Sanford, Florida discrioe-d In wrsl:ng by the County .Jessup approatmatdy O('iip.fgiitlh on the- south line- of Section 34. Section 20.XS-30E to the east along U.S. 1792 to point of be-gin Polling Place: Because the Board Winston Road CommissIoner-s of Seminole County. approximately 33 feet PRECINCT NO. 31 mite-, north in the center of Ouanter corner of Section 19305. ning. Township 3)5, Range- XE, Said point of County Commissioners of to the northwest corner of LOf 3. arid that the boundaries and tirnits Of Lake Jelsup to old St. Johns River Begin at the intersection of Red XE; Run west on the- center line of being approvimately 110 feet from Polling Place: Lyman High Seminole County has determined Block 0, English Estate's Unit 3. e'-uthprcinctshallbeaccuratelyset bedacnossStatepcadl6andtothe Rug Lake Road. P £36, arid Winter the Southwest corner of Section 3-4, Section 19205 3OE to the west SchoOl, Se-minute County, Florida lht no accommodations presently Plaf Book 14. Page 63, Public Park Drive-, GOS nor!h on Winter tc.rtf, and thöt the poll.ng places west endol Government cut; Follow ouarter corner of Section 19705. Township 215, Range XE; Thence rxtst within PRECINCT NO. IS this Precinct adequate Re-cords of Seminole County; Park Drive to be Clearly defined arid the Si- Johns RIver along the cOunty the- Intersection of XE; Port north on the- west line- of run east along the south line of Begin at the- intersection of far the- e-xpeditious 6'id efficient clit(ribed juid that any changes Thenceruneast along the nortn tine Queen's Mirror Circle tine-to lake HOmey tttru the ce-nIt-n Follow Sect;n 19 205 IOF to itis' •i't Section ) TO.iinShip 215. Range- )OE Thirteenth Street any 5nford noi;Jrrj as-:I il.inrjltng of votlrio xrsd r1 L.ot 3 flh'l t. ç-.',f-- fr-is- (4 t.m C. Un!4iith Es'ates. s. tt , :r (c-1f r.-, G.'fe'f's ','rrrr ':rrir r'!t;,',i s'cs-, .i 1." ft On r tb' ccrteniine- of orr Drir,ll-.drf-.atia. the iboard la% ;.,' ..me rci'.spaper in .rrninott Conlinue %Qi.JtiS on the St Johns f)nit 310 the northeast corner Of Said 10 the i..ters#ction of South Triple-ft 79E. Run weSt on the center lIne of iastbnook Boulevard; Thence run Thirtnth Street to Park Avenue-; by separate re-solution, also lot: Thence-run south approxlmalety Lake Drive-; Follow South Triple-ft ounty. Rlve-r to point of beginning (at Sert:on ? 705 7PE to Interstate i. Pun nortt, on Park Ave'nup to F.rst recorded on thiS date', pursuant tO northerly along the- ce-ntcclinp of 35 feet along the west line of Lot ';OW, THE Pt FORE. BE PT Ecorstockhatchee Creek) r;rir -'i, LaIr Drive nCrtP,-%te-rly to tile I ltopoint of be-grnnucj Strut. (cn?nue n on maO-tori Fl0ri Eastbrot Uutrvrd to a point on Sto We'S, Stc? 131 l. RESOLVEDOy the' 8O.ardct County Indian Hills Unit 4, Plat BOOk IS, .ntersection of Tniplelt Lake Drive, Pe-Iling Place-: CommvAity House. Polling Placer Community the- Centerline of Howell llranch line- e-xte-ndtng north from Perk desigriatedth'elolbowing Site- outside PagqóO. CommlSsidiw-rs in and for SeminoleGeneva. Florida. Recordsof SeminoleFollow Triple-ft Lake- Drive nor Prejb-,te-rion Church Educational Road; Thence run westerly along Avt'nue- to the- center of Lake PrecInct 72 as a temporary polling County toPublic the Southwtt corner of County that pta-want to Chapter PRECINCT NO. 7-A Buildnq. Lake Mary, Florida. place for Precinct Plo. 77: Sanford Lot 5. Indian Hills Unit 6, Thence- Drive. as though Oakwood DriveMonroe; Run east along an. the Centerline- of Howe-Il Branch 92.031. Ffonija StOtutes 1963, they do Begin at the intersection of Stat ePRECINCT NO. Ii Road to a point on the north line of imaonary line-In the cente--r of Lake- Civic Center, SIIrIfOrJ. Florida. run easterly along tfe soutfiilne Pte-raby atte-r or (re-life the following Rgld 419 and the South Seminole we-re extended east. itun Olong Oak. BegIn at the intersection of I land Monroe- to another imaginary •in $ict.On 34, Township PRECINCT PsO. U Rar.çe detcyibe-c, election precincts and do County line; Run north on StateLOt 3. fndian Hills Unit 6 to the weSt wood Drive westerly to the in s P 134 Rtjn Hsferly on S.R £34 to extending into the- center of Lake ICE, laid point being approximate-I,. designate the following described ROad 4)9 to Or-fe-aider Avenue. Run Begin at the Orange SemInole right of way line of Winnebago tersection of Sunwt Drive Run 2.413 feet from the nOnth*rt corner irlte-i'$.iin of Maitland Avenue; Monroe north from Chapman County line- anti U S. Ii vz; Follow Court; Thence run north along the- nontharicie-attonSvrce-t Drivelottit. d't' .5"ri fle-"i..' vn-r" '- a-: Aye-flue; Run south along the U.S 1797 r.ortheai'e-rty to SR 434. of Section 31. Township 2)5, Rings-T UPIPiLiS R[OLtW nOme-d creck running under *fst nigtt of way line-of Wi'inetsago inttfSoClinJlcf Seminofa Boulevard; intersection of Spring Lake Road; Imaginarylin,toCf'iapmanAvenue-, Run we-ste-s-li' on S P. 436 to SCL Court XE. The-nic, run wriSt along the-a1.promivnrtety 35 fe-ct to a rollow ours,.anl tn Chaptee 101 71 "de Otear.er Ave'ni.e and r.rftrastort, Seminoi Runwc'ton5prtrig Lake Rcadtoihe BoulevArd Continue- south abc.n, Chapn:an RaIlroad, Follow SCL Rails-cad north line of Sctlon 31, Townsrtip SItufet 1963. lh.at SOid elcr-i3tion$ 10 La-e Milf. RuJI (lo(lt}eOSte-fti' point; Sad point also delcribed eS Southeasterly to the- intersection cI 715. Range- XE t the northwest intersection of inter-state 4; Run Avenue to Hickory Avenue; C.n Southerty to point of beginning IpieCenterline of Talbot Road: in-d thanjes be set forth as tot Iow along said unnamed creek to LakeLake Dqlye, Follow Lake Drive- corner of Section 3-4. Township 2)S, north on I 1 to poirf of beginning Polling Place; Frairie- Lake Thence tinue-'sovtti along Hickory Avenue to said efe-ction precincts togeTher rune-as? alOng the-centerline southeasterly arid east MittS; Port thrOugh the Ctflt!n I Polling Place-; First Federal to the- n CelpryAycriue(S P 415), Pun west L'Qion Hail. Seminole County. Range XE. Thence continue west d5cr-p'-n cf sa. 7,t,i15 t grar1 Inc of Talbof Road to tne Centenlnt' of tere'ct.cqcf B r Roa-j 1- otic. (3rd u ' :'',lu'- ente 5 .ng. acng Ctiu Affl itbnrg tP-.e r-ici'f? tine of Section 3) i R n t ewario t Trail, Thence run nor f ,te'r.r SOuth r.'o LOeMlSfrom Fioruda Pad Stuth to the' intersectron of Santorti Avenue-; Run so.jtr, along PRECINCT PlO. 24 Townthp 7)5. Range XE to the-PRECINCT NO thte-Ste-nly along the centerline- of Eaf Like Drive. Run along (e-nev,Ctwlvota Rood (SR 131, PRECINCT NO. 13 Sanford Avenue to iflt of begin East point of beginning Begin at themdc ection of us. Ke-WanneeTrail to fIle east line &eon 20th Street arid Fre-nh 00 Run north on the- imaginary line tO Begun ata point on the Scull, jinen1ng Lake- Drive easterly to the in u7.92 arid Seminola Boulevard: Sect.on30.Tow.fiship7ispang,30 Polling Place: Because the- Board Avrtue- (17 T71 Sanford Florida, the-Geneva CNsIuota Poad(5.R 1)1 cr1 Section 19. T*nthip 71$. Range Polling Placer Sanford CivIc FlfQ tersectlgn of Tijtka*il(a GObs-tellS of County Commissioners of Seninola Boulevard Thence-continue Poet SOs.'thois I'erie'h Avenue- Ill SI) Continua rrcrth along the- Ge-ne-va 29E; Saiopint beffig ipproxirrateiy Center, Snfa-cj, F ;oriUO souttieistentyto Lake Drive; OlOw the ce-ntrrils'le nortfleaster-Iy atoisg Road; olt*w Tvsk.awilla Gabniella Seminole- County has dele-rmined 23!h$!re-e-t. Run west on 25th of Kewaniss Trail it Roan Sou1he-rly to the- Intersection ot trial Chuitsota Re-ad to bumley Roid; )5feff*estoffhe-wutheastcor,' PRECIPICT HO. 14 Lake Drive southeasterly to no accommodations presently Section 21. Township 215, Range- Re-dB.qLake-RoodGo*,p Street •o Lake Mar,' Ro*d; Run Rc.n NIt along Btumle-y Road to of Section 19. T*nNp 715, RingeBegin at S uS on the- west T9Awrill Gt1l'iella Road, Follow XE. to n point of beginning exIst within this Precinct adequate Mare- Rood to Country MillS POd. Run soWti alorto 19E: Thencerunnortr-easterty along Bug Lake Road to tte p4rf of Q,'ingp.Se-s:innle County line-. Tu5kwiIl Gabrie-ila Road nor Polling Place: Enqtith EStat bgnn'ng (Continued on P.Sfl) - SlATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing Is a true and correct copy of a Resolution passed L the' Board of County ORDINANCE NO. 1202 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, AN NEXIPiG TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THIS CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE AREA DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER III WITH THE ACCORDANCE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 73670, LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1973 A copy shall be available at the office of trie City Clerk for all per. sons desiring to examine the- same. All parties in interest arid Citiles shall have- an Opportunity to be heard at said hearing. fly order of the City Commission of file City of Sanford, Florida. FICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE Is given that I am engaged in business at 100 Exeter Ave.Lake- Mary, Seminole Counly, Florida under the (ictitio0s name of CENTRAL TOWING, and that I intend toregister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the- provisions of the- Fictitious Name- Statutes, To Wit: Section $45 09 Florida Statutes 1937 5: Ralph Pile-to Publish: Dec. 11, 21, 21, 197) and Jan 4, 1974 DEW as H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Of the Cite of Sanford, Florida Publish: Dec. 21. 1973 DEW137 — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice- is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter $45 09, FlOrida Statute-, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Ftorida, upon receipt of proof of thePublication of thIs notice, the tic. titious name, to wit; HONEYWAX CANDLE SHEETS under which I am engaged In business at 1401 Allison Avenue in the City of Attamonte Springs, Florida. That the party interest in said business enterprise is as follows: WaIte-f W. Eckrnan Dated at Altamonte- Springs, FlorIda, Seminole County, this 19th dOy of October. 1973 Publish. Dec.21, 21, 1973 and Jan 11. 1974. DEW105 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS here-by given that we oreengagedinbusinessat I Midway Avenue,CityoO Lonigwood, Seminole Ccont-. Flora., ur.der tile fictitious name- of TIMBERSPAPI LAND COMPANY (P-dot Inc.), and that we intend to register Said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SeminoleCounty. Florida in accordance- with the- provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute's, To.Wit. Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1937. S Marion Be-n Moore. President Mario La Poma, Secretary Publish Dec 7. 14, 21, 21, 1973 ")EW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. ?R73243.CP Estate of re: Estate of LEONARD MUNSON WILLIAM SH0WALTER. Decea NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file an', claims arid demands which you, or either of you, may have against said estate In ttiq office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. In the FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is here-by given that lain engaged In business at P.O. Box 703), Sanford, Seminole County. Florida tinder the flctitiovi name of CITIZENS' LEGAL PROTECTIVE LEAGUE, and that I intend to register Said name with the- Clerk of the- Circuit Court, SemInole County, Florida in accordance- with the XOyiIiOfl% of the Fictitious Name S'atules, To Wil: Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1951. s: Dr. Merle E. Parker Publish: Dec. 21, 1973 and Jan 4. 11, 11, 1971 DEW12l NOTICE FOR BIOS The- Seminole- County Board of County Commissioners will receive bids at the office of the Board of County Commissioners or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk up to 12:00 Ploon January 7, 1914, foe' the following: FURNISHINGS AND EQUIP MENT FOR THE SEMINOLE HEALTH COUNTY MENTAL FACILITY Specifications may be obtained at the Board of County Commissioners' Office- cr Clerk of Circuit Court's Office or by writing CleriCs Office, P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida, 3777) All bids are to be- in a seated envelope-, plainly marked on theoutside (Seated Bid for Furnishings and ELiir'ment for the Semimle County ?.tcnitai Ptcaiti'i FCilly. open Januaryl, 1974.) Bids will be-opened at 7 p m., January 7, 1971, in the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, Room 203. Co.ir thouse, Sanford, Florida. Actual award to successful bidder will tie made at the next regular County Commission Meeting. Room 703. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. January S. 1914. The Board Of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive any Irregularities or b;d'. ,r.j on re-mt technic-llties any or all bidS (Seal Arthur H Beckwth. Jr Clerk By' A. C.. Jones Deputy Clerk Board of Count Commissioners SemInole County. Florida Publish: Dec. 21, 28, 1973 DEW102 Get It Off Yout Bcxck! Smokey Soya: I TILFORD /' , —'— # iii 'h helpei1 prevent forest es this ye-ar? — ri_.. ___________________________ \. \ be in writing arid filed in duplicate-1110 state the- place of residence aria post office address of the claimant AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Or SANFORD, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING 01 THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE IN TERSECT ION OF TWENTY FIFTH STREET AND SANFORD AVENUE TO GC.7 (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per sons desiring to examine tte same All parties in inte-re-t arti citizens shall have- an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of lhe City Commission of the City of Sanford. Flor,d.. H N Tamm, Jr. City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida Publish Dec. 71, 1973 DEW 136 ____________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice- is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be he-Id at the Commission Room in the City Hall ifl tile- City of Sanford, Florida, at 7.00 0- clock P.M. on January II, 1971, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1704 Ati Oi-OltlAr:CE SANFORD, OF or 7th (171FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.1097 OF SAl DCII Y, SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN CITY THE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE NE CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF AVENUE AND SEvENTH STREET TO PC.) (RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT. A copy shall be- available at the office Of the- City Clerk for all per sons desiring to examine- the same All parties in interest avid citizens Shall have the- oppod'lunity to beheard at taid hearing By order of the City CommiSSion of the City of Sanford, Floridi. H N. Tmm, jr City Clerk of theCity of Sanford, Florida Publish: Dec. 71, 1973 DEW 1)5 $ ) ...,. and must be sworn to by theclaimant, hiS agent or attorney, or the same shall be void. Date-dat Orlando, Florida, thIs 4th day of December, 1973. S. Rose Null Showalter As ExecutrIx of theEstate of William Tilford Sowalter, Deceased S. Bernard H. D mpsey, Jr. '4 Il ..4 I. , ;_•• J - "-. / v '._ BROWN, DIXON, SHEAR, BROWN 1 STEPHENSON NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Suite Sb, The Metcalf Building TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 100 South Orange- Avenue OFANORDIPIANCERYTHECITY Orlando, Florida 32101 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Attorneys for Executrix Notice is hereby give-n that a Puiblish. Dec..7, 14, 21, 75, 1973 Public Hearing will be held at the OEW21 Commission Room in the City Halt In the City of Sanford, Florida, at CITY OF 7 00 0 clock P M on January 11 ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, 1911, to consider the adoption of if FLORIDA ordinance by tile City of Sanford NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO FlOridi, title of which Sos fIlowi CONSIDER ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 1203 u4993 . . 'attiiiri trtti 1vr L.'1-. i CuIl322'h' ui i ur OF ?' U FLORIDA APINEXIhiC, TO AND INCLUDING WITHIN THE COP PORATEAREAOF THECITYAIi AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. A -P • ,' :•.-4' d'"." ....' '.",,. t• - ''# '. * ,," .1/ Z"- % ''".' I,. 1%' I' -:'. •., •, . ".,'Z": ! '% , PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the- City of Altamonte Springs. clorida. that the Council will iTi a public hearing to consider the enactment nI Ordinance No. 211 n. entitled AN e)RDINANCE OF THE CIT' OF ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS. ,4, , -':Z'"' , . • . • '- .' .. ...,_; ..- - .,. , 'i.l.. v \' . ,. ' ' 'S . - ... ; . •..-.-,;.,:- l_. ,,, ".-..-'I. -. • - s hh,'I' .i .s:\"' I'-' ';,, '.i '" " '" -b 5 '' - ' -"' - .', FLORIDA. AND MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS ..$ ': -".e.:t ?,....,.;,,,l, -' FOLLOWS' LOTS 10, 11, 17. 13, 14 AND IS. GOLDIE MANOR, AC .' . CORDING o THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 71, PUBLIC OF RECORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA. ANDALLOF THAT PART OF RONNIE DRI'.fE LYING SOUTH OF AN EASTERLY EXTENSION OF THE NORTH LOT LINE OF LOT 10, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT : :N , THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1). PAGE 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE couNTY. FLORIDA REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS TO Ill dUDE SAuD LAND WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE SPOTLIGHTING EVENTS WORLD CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND MENT TO CITY MAP TO IN CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED; PROVIDING SEPARABILI'Y. CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE Said Ordinan:? was placed on first reading on December 70. 1973, and the City Council will consider same for finat passaie nd adopton alter the public hearing, which will beheld in the City Hall of Aitamonte SpringS. on Tuesday, the 79th day of january, 1971, at S;00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. At themeeting interested parties may appear andbe heard with respe't to the proposed Ordinance Thu Pwaringmayb,contlnvedfromtlme to time until final action is taken by the C'ly Council A coPy of tile proposed Ordinance ispalte-dat the City Hall, Attamonte Springs, Florida, and copies are on file- with the Clerk of the City and same- may b inspected by the public DATED thi5 list da, of Derci,, ber. A 0 197). S. Phyllis Jordahl City Clerk * _a*_ — and near great events that shaped (tir lives nationally and internationally (Jut ing 1973 are dramatically recounted in detailed WOrdS and exciting photographs in THE WORLD IN 1973; History As Wt I ivt'd It. This '10th anniversary edition, produced by The Associated Press, world's largest news agency, is a tremendous volume that heIon.fii eseryone's home—for young or old. lt 300 pages are cram-packed with 300,000 words written by men and women who were "there" when these events ocurred, Jrid hUfl(irt'tJS of photos tn oloi and bLu k JluJ ss-hite. It's a book bargain 5051 (Jfl't afford to mIss— at $4.95 through this ni'ss '.paper. The S _, — .__,_ 1 THE WORLD IN 1973 SANFORD HERALD SANFORD.-P.O. BOX 44 POUOHKEEPSIE, N.Y. ?260) great - I Enclosed is$ ________ Please-send I copies of The World in 7973 $4.95 each to ___________ at I Name I Addr*ss I City and S1ate _ Zip No. ________ ._ ASow tow weeks for delve-nv. Send gift cerTificate to Name _____........ I Address ________________________ . Otyand.aIe ------------- - - _________ ?spNo. of the City of Altamore-e S4vings, Florida Publish Dec. 79, 1973 DEW 1)4 L - -- aSssSe asS 5 Sn_a n A �' - - - '!! "- -' r '' --' !'.' 6t3- (rte Sanford Herald r-: -- . _______________ ' - ••' '' ' ___ t - - .'''' - =- - - Friday, Dec. 28 97 Tt'e Sanford Herald An Antique Or Two? Sell Them Fast ___ Personi 1s 9 YOU TROUBLFr11 Call Toll 'ee. 641 7037 for 'We Care' P4o?Iin' Adults or Teens lACED WITH A OR INKING PROBLEM AkohoIucsAnnym,, Can Help Phone 423 4513 P 0. Box 1213 onf0rd Fl)ri4a _--' it Low-Cost by Art Sonsom - lrJ 'Wq11'i1uMmli S Acres with mobile home. 332.000. Terms. I, )) IflOLX,I,114EBQ 13 .t. Male Mcund. wttte with black Decks. last seen near Hwy, 461 I I Tatoo in ear. 'TMS' Reward 3I 146* - Travel Agencies COMMERCIAL SITE Hwy 1792 close to Hwy. 431 with 1)0' on Hwy. 1792. 16.4' deep. Also I apartments with monthly in , come of $720. Priced right. I2-2 ._ - __ - $161,300 Terms negotiable. For more information call 14tji Mclean, Msoc -____________ - -. - NEIl LONOW000 Airline ticketS. Cruise and Tours at official rates. 303 Semorin Blvd., (Hwy 436). 631 3233 I- OUND English Pointer Pup .'Pprox 6 mos. old Owner j identify Phone 323 13*1 Camping.Rosorts 31 Apartments Rent 41 ______ 31 Houses for Sale __________________________ Hiuses for Sale 11 Houses for Sale i- - .. PICTURE PRETTY Firewood for Sole i usehold 600th _o_ _________ TV. Sofa, Chair, Bookcase. Washer, Oryer, 2 Lamps, Wardrobe. Call 377 9407 before S. Or 322-2660 after '.5 - - • - -. .-. I I DOWN %1~.ollm Sanford Auction * Elmer REALTY - -- - - 53 - - - - . __________ - - - 15 i f I! _- .._...-.- i49 . - ---____ ,. ,., ____ ,L1HshLtIi1!,jl,Lp 59 F All makes %owing hine repair ned, oiled 1 834 3131 . • j - .. -' . -.5 . -. - 1967 Pontiac LeMans. 6 cyt .1 r'iags, headers, air, 1450. 32)7651 ,,.,. ____________ - _____ - C - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - . "Move Closer To Orlando" - .I . - Property - --.. -- - - - 830-5500 .~ . zlir I. ii '_ - HATTAWAY REALTY - Fill IineGE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2322 Park Drive, isa - -. - - ..-.5- ____________ ____ ____ -' - . - . . .-: . . . -_R.eautyCare' 4 Si-Sports Equipment $11-Bicycles $9-Musical MsChafldii Equipment And Supplies 40-Office oi-Buitdirtq Materials Newly renovated. CIi*s A rating. Color TV, Courtesy car pickup se, vice. Family unit. •f. over notes, low weekly rites 322 3103, -- it have an eye for real value, yOu'H tti CIJItfi,d ads re,tarly. 63-Machtnry arid L-4-Equipment fos' 65-Pets Tools Rent il-I iv?cik nd Pi,uif 6$-W4nted to Buy Coi'ts - 70-Swap and Trade 72-Au. -_,Transportation - - Trave ?.-Carn pe ts Trailers Parts Repairs. Acce%Ofl 77 7.- IorcyCws Trai le rs Sale 7--TrukS and wi-AuTos for tI-Avilion 1100 C. ZI In S, 3724453 3 bedroom block home. III baths. ;,V g lot, in tre counhry. Call 323 1354 _________________ Apartments Rent Unfurnished CENEVA GARDEN p ,. ! TS 1503W 2-5th 54. rooms. 2 baths, convenient to i tpng COtter Shag carpeting. drapes.dithwa$tier. cen'ral heat lair. Sparkling clean pool Move in today. cniigren accepted. 3V.20$0. '.' - III-Antiques 16-Auto 30 and Supplies 66-Horses - - - TAFFER REALTY -- e,t 62-Lawn and Garden _Calt 323 7196 Upstairs apt.. $100 plus deposIt. U?.litiei tat included, Mature r'p'e or bursts 177C354 - FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 1170 FLORIDA AVENUE I v'i 2 t droOrni. carpeting a"j cr!rlfs? Indoir. t, vqu.ppod ktcheo Adults Only. Ph. 3736650 N ice I and 2 bedroom apti 323-*3469itn 9p.m. SANFORD REALTY 7141 5 Fcri'scts Ave Days jfl.j Jim LocalandplatjoflalMLS REALTORS lS4SPar*re. 1304W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES Realtors 6432333 NATIONAL CARGO. BROKERS Z,7i't f'44I in f,ri i SEWING MACHINE I 38 Test ed Flrrn Days_ 3flA1z3_____Nists.3fl.iJ Ok (4 Ph. 322.3103 Rood - - I - BULLDOZER WORK lots our Specialty. 373 1731 ',,.fjer,) pn's BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 133$. 'LakeMaryv .c. - BuUdoiJg -: '. -_ Ceramics .r 'JACKSOPI'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer 10-S Closed Thursday I Sunday 7 7921 0- _______ REASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 .~951 ' Bring ,Phone: Ads LLifestyles A Cp'shea;vs Wkl EiMf Otdi T _ * - Results 322-261 1 Doors Vie rrç!.ire o i.j (4.i - r5 Any t V pe, Ir. , -_Dàig Th1 Jhrald .5 111111111111111 I 41111100011111 - For Builders, sub contractors. 1. Complete House Plans and Shop Drawings. Fast, dependable, ip economical. Call Viclor-34.3 3743. Engraving - - 11 ___________________________________ PiiI!jdw4 Every St,nay CALL , size Save tori SUN Enterpi sea. Inc. $3015.42 It In . We build Custom homes, or extra bedrooms, bathrooms, playrooms SUN Enterprises. Inc. 1304117 - - IHOME & PILL ENGRAVING SERVICE Metal, Plastics, Jewelry, Trophies 614 Beth Dr., Sanford, 327-6551 14. I AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS __ - Al I 1973 rin / 2777 2999.. Chevrolet Nova ?"door, automat1.. rvvr ai Steering; like rCOfldlfj0 SAL $2795 PC J422 For Bat, 01 Dec. 1973 Ford LTD As Long As Supply Lasts Stat ion w agon, steering a'? new, air tinted g,a untry Squjr wer 1399s "The Little Dealer With Th e Big Savings" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LASHDODGE TRUCKS Sanford Ph, 322-1055 Orlando 647.887R 1969 Ford GaIaxje4 Dr. Loaded w In ONLY equip, A' $109.5 -3-J64 Only 9 MI. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17-92 ~~~._-:-- and look, Ford Thunderbir d Spoiled an Like new. d 10o With y. ONL' $ 3395 BANK RATE FI NANCING BUSINESS* Airless 4. Conventional Ph 323295* ,t,'.aster Painters, lnidi, Outside painting. 15 yrs expirnce. ia Professional workmanship 131 3219.. Pot Care Dog training In your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy, Call for free evaluation $317370 BoirdInq-Profes.sianal with love I am 8 p m Animal Haven Boarding 372 5752. - * Bell Want to sell something? M investment in a Classified Ad will tiring results Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work. Free Estimate Licensed Bonded. 3730099. Table taking up too much room? A Classified Ad will find it a buyer. Remodeling, all types of trim work, small lobs, paneling, doors, winctOwi, room additions, pain ling. etc. Very reasonable. Free estimate. Work quaranteed 373 7571 9 a m It pm 10.4-1 iSA 1970 111Ck Le Sabre 4.door hardloli, loaded. LOW miles and $ li Plumbbig '1971 efficient service, old and new Bonded, licensed, 3220959. - Vacuum cleaners ke new. priced right1 8.3.114 2A Plumbing Co.* _____________________________ KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER Only authorized sales I service in Sanford. Open V.S. Mon-FrI., Sat. 91. 107 W. 271h St. Ph 37.3 $130. FREE HomeDernonstra!1_ WaUpqprHongln% _____ ________ PAULSLATER ProfessIonal Wallpaper Hanger Licensed.ResIdentiai.Comm,rclal rretEltimates. Ph 3fl_6673 Welding Land ClO'arksg - -_ -- Law n Servke _ .5 _ - t,.,..r Lawn Clean Up, and Light Hauling, Tremblay, 323 17/1, $ 1295 sedan. All .............. ..3.609A '1972 pl ymouth Wagon di0d power it io ne d, Air cond must - & M '.'i. LDINC, Road Service. Build Up PHONE 322_9276 - see $2395 to beleve. .-.--_-. WelDrilling 12.4.292A 1972 TrIufl1PI' GI - DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 3' and larger, pumps. epninklers Water cociditoners, 327 4.512 6 cylinder, like new. sport. A real Yours for onlY WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service sIINEMAcHINEL SUPPLY CO. 707W. 2nd St. $ 289 5 ... \\ KEN'S MOWING SERVICE A"reage, Lots and Lawns 1' re estimate, call 373 6013 Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Top economy in this little standard equiliment. ONLY - _________________________ Hodges 1. Gritlis Land Clearing Excavating I Grading. Ph. 373. 1797 or 372 4.243, day or nile. 1 39 o \ 5 ______________________________ MANY, MANY MORE LATE MODEL TRADEINSI _____ 372 6431 Windows We replace old windows, any type Save luai. Free screen SUN Enterprises, Inc. $30 4142. _: -TO-. -LIST. YOU,11.9USIN SS,-. ._ -----_--_ ..I _ _-DIIAL_..*I . . I I - __ ____3221- 2611 . or' 831 9993.- !m.-1 __ . -;I 322-2611 U OR 1455 - Custom made cabinets, bars. vanities or' replace that old countertop, 373-1010 er Custom Homes DEI,TONA ( vinyl top. C. E. SHEPIIERD PAINTING & GENERAL REPAIR PHONE 323-6175 exterior, Pool AGE 12 OR OVER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERR Y & room, car ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION. 323.467S. 324 LONGWOQD wHOA,iDont throw away useful Idle items Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372. 7611 and asking for a friendly AdviSor Custom made screen C OOBURN FENCE CO BOYS AND GIRLS 635-3069 If you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimates 373791. SERVICES UULIMI r,0 HANDYMAN \4/ a nt ---- P ainting-interior Concrete . - -- -_ ' - -. 111111111111101111 - for Appt. NO SUNDAY DELIVERY It Home Improvements ; (formerly P'$arrle$t's Beauty Nook) SIC E. Pine, 377.3747. . ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD -' - SALON 14- Call Ray ..-- ,o setrsomethIng? A small nveiinint in 4 Classified Ad A. ri ,' Earn Your Own Money By De!!vering A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoon,; a Week T"'-' - frI ZIG-ZAG CO. Hunt Realty 2524 Perk Dr 373211* REALTOR After hours. 322-3991 2239364 377064 INC *316772 372.7443 ST. JOHN'S REALTY W.25 - - _ _ Custom Painting Reasonable ' CONCRETE PATIOS MOSSIE C. BATEMA4 BROKER 211 I PC conditioned, .- "Sinlord's Sales Leader" Forrest Greene, Inc. brakes, air 1972 Painting,, -_ smommmmm I Heaters Cleaned, 5erviced, Sold and Installed Call Geneva P41g. $, Air Con ryice,323.5Q' AOCOC Roofing I Sheet Metal Gutters & Dawn Spouts $00 French Ave .327-9531 . SANFORD CT. MOTEL - JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 102 1 ;N Maple Ave Sanford 373 6510 HOMES OF DISTINCTION - OIL HEATER 1. WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 3235951. Automotive ervice -_1 _-_- - .: 7-.__ -____-____- .5. ,, Moving? _________ - Heating -_- _______ Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? ,I au~ -,c - t Vi 94 9 " Z-.. 40~, L 1 _-I -_-___~ - ---I -_._. _. _=,-. -fhdw __ 's _S ~_ -- _*1 -~ - --Wllw Of Loch Arbor "!p - . _________ (eo?ral Pleat & Air Condtoning For (ret estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 127 1771 SEPIKAR1K GLASS 4. PAINT CO 710Mai)0ua Ave 322 4677 -a . -ft ~ i7-- __ Apponces I. ~.- -~_,W_._.-. i-..;_-- - - Gkzss.Murors '_ LOCATEDONSANFORDAJENUE SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Stenstrom Realty _____ - • - Air Conditicilig- _-J__ O/ I - ng & JIM Quality Home r automatic trans., power steer. ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES -- - Equipped with radio, heater, TO 10,000 MILES --- !§; A AVERAGE MILEAGE 61 000 CORBETT . FURYS & POLARAS - __ - & Exec. Cars 13 FORD RANCHERO. Nothing down, take over. Call credit -_-- F_ Lease HIGH TRADE INS! I - $299 !~ _- -c BUICK ELECTRA 725 Nothing oown. take ever. Call credit manager 331 6230. Stamps-Coins ____________________ - pontiac ville H.T. onne B roof. the best buy in American and Jeep vehicles, see. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 301$. French Ave., 3724362 contact us first We also buy bulk b9MOIthmoile. Air cond. pb., ps Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN Also air conditioner, I mos. old CENTER, 109, W. lit 3234351. 11,000 BTU. Ph. 3223272. $198 1 72 ' 173 _________________________ 6)1 €722 Zars rirn. e PC 1309 An Equal Opportunity Employer b9 CASH 322-1132 or used furniture, t'ppliances, in ,ii. etc n., i Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave - 1$ ______________ ___ ______ 'oof %IS 1963 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good tires, radio, heater. Only 1493 SHELLEY AUTO SALES 701 French Ave., 323-2960 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Trip prices paid, uSed, any condition 6.116126, ______ Winter Park, BASS Boll, 16 fiberglass 3) HP Evinrude, all aluminum tra'er Priced to sell t ________________ -- Wanted to Buy - ' -. .- [02:11 , I ~v _, s * *AMC JEEPS* * For. $ 1995 , power air conditioned utomat1* eeriflg & brakes, tinted glass,vinyl ea. Ph. 2331)09 __ Ca sh Ouyer for used arlicle4, fur. nituri, etc HWY ANTIQUES. 3726977 ROBSOh '.'Atl?4U 1?21 li.i,, 11 sr 1273941 ' *23,950 ______ - 68 ., , 1971 LTD 2-Door HardtoP cond., power 4-door, automatic,air teering & brakes, tinted glass, vinyl gentle. $90. 2. space heaters, ________________________ Boats & Marine Equipment Li PC 1386 -- . 55 If you think you are qualified phone this number immediately to start your career: 322-0244. Ask for Mr. Warner. '65 Anglic, good mileage, good transportation. $273. Cow horse, Feed - - 9 - A - JIM DANDY FEEDS aIes hjy direct from boxcar at wholeSale prices. Jolly Charlie guarantees mn bc a bag- Slirls 4. Blontes Alt writing lowest prices in Fla Souls Catholic Church Sharing Gorml',", E 4t past iteardall at Center, 512 Sanford Ave. Hrs 9 RR tracks I?, Mon. Sat. _______________________________ __________________-__________ ____________ ERRAC _ Payton - 67.A Ye Autos f or Sale 80 r I GENEVA __ Pinto Mart. Galled. $200 Ewperiencedridernecejury i'hm32)0640 - ______________________ I _____ - ____- *Paid Vacations Paid Holidays *Paid hospitalization for entire family 'Paid prescription drugs for entire family spaid life insurance 1170 Cl CamIno, straight stick, small VI assume payments Ra!ince aro'rnd SIt(S) 323 622. Horses MILLERS 2619OrlandoDrmve,3ng57 ___________________________ _____________________________ . - o Trucks and Trailers '69 CHEVY PICKUP. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager 3236230. - re End ir,., 166 1 TON CHEVY VAN. Nothing down, take over, call credit manager, 373 6730. 1 . _____ 79 ________________________ ' .-' . -'-: Junk Cars Removed - Free Christmas Puppies SWKSOId Ph. 323 2147 - TELEVISION SETS 325 UP - W At)ndonecf, unwanted junk c4rs hauled away. Your cost, $10. d ' - ___________________________ - 65 With love 1 care Professorial Ph 37) 3894 or ' :t .'' 'Stock Sharing plan available ILiberal bonus program Excellent working conditions 11 Pets and Supplies Firestone Tire & Rubber Company has immediate openings for qualified experienced people in retail time management. Top pay for qualified people. . 'Paid retirement 12 Volt Auto Batteries 111 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue - • POODLE GROOMING • .----TV-Radio-Ste ._ Auto Repairs ParisAccessories ______ _______ Freezers - n nfl r Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. rooni I ' IIDii,TIin. WASHER, parts, service. use mactimes. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 331 0697 ' . 16 Love is a Pug for Christmas, solt yours now. Terms Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 37) *7W. to choose from Dick's Ap pliance Sale's 1 Service, 2617 French Ave.. Sanford, 322.7631. KENMORE ____________________ .. Want to sell something? A small Investment in a Classified Ad will bring results. - Many ." You Travel Trailers - -Travel Trailer Sleeps 6, Camp Seminole, 323.4470 64 ashers, ranges, refrig, t3g.95 up Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford Ave., 373-2932, - - - itt % All sizes and modcl, 10 speeds, S and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store, Call 322 0244 ______________ ___________________ .•.. . -. -' flit Vt Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ..... - - Help ___ _.,-. 1 WARRANTY Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 641 ysi;. " ____________ •'.. -- - *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW __________ _____________ '! r __________ - 52 Appliances - RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, . Washers and Dryers Complete kitchen for sale, cabinets, sink, stove, refrigerator, complete central heating unIt(kerOI4flIw CARGO. INC - - Will sewing Cabinet CPscf T, Singer's best model, winds bctb r . - in machine rutty automati c Pay Merchandise II - balance of 171 or 10 payments of 59 Musical ________ 1*. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD - - tainP SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East EIcetlent Cond. '6Imodel lit St , Sanford. 372 9411 E,AS Phone 323 173$ __ 9)) 1146 *Maitland Flea Mad* 1911 iswy $7 92. Open Sat. 1. Sun. 41 call 1"30 _______ ________________________ - riuuw.uuu tAaa., a U,a i a , VA.-Nothing Down - ' C 1 -• ll Furnished L ast. Black & tan mate hound. Real Camping. Fishing and Family Fun. I 321-1211. hub No alcoholic beverages. CAMP 1 bedroom, 1 bath, carpet, air & thin Vicinity Of Adm Court. SEMINOLE, 372 4470. electric heat. Kitchen equipped Drive past 709 Arcadia Rd. See tPi.53 Collar REWARD Ph. 372734 03Y,Firt5t, $130 mo. XULP REALTY. 372 bedrOom home with fireplace 3 bedroom. 1' or two baths, all 2' neutral shade Lees rug with 830.5500 3?) 6061 or 37) 0511 2335. Garden sellingfrom street to brick. From 123.400 70th Street Good co'idton. ISO Ph. 571 18 iati Male Help Wanted ____________________ 6 Child Care street. Quiet secludig neigh Longwood Inc Realtors Locust, turn left to 11th Sf, right _________________________________ ______________________________ 2011 WELAKA APARTMENTS 'U ______________________________________________ __________________________________________ bCrhoOd 577.100 on Valencia Court North. Model Tire store attendant, mechanically __________________________ _________________________________ ,thle babyitter 111W. 1St. St. Stop Urn !" QNAt en I 6 p.m. daily. 'nclned.1173 -Ak O.K Ire Store, 'nr NewYearsEv,? 46 Income and NO TRAFFIC NOISE IiIIZfl 3237010. 7413 French Ave CASSELBERRY AVALOP4APAR1MENTS (-ill alter 4-373Iat3 Investment Property II UV*I PlAZA fill PAlE 3 bedroom horn, on lbr9e lt Outside ADULTS NO PETS .Vented. Man For laundry washroom AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT of city with patio and all the Free firewood for the fIreplace in Good Income 114W 7n St nerproperty, ii, x MATTRESS and Small 9 Good Things to Ea' 631 6300 the family room. 3 CO1'' 000aes $98 Onebedroorn apartment. Twin beds. 60'. zoned commercial SC 3 £ ri Sanford 6 days a week. short for the cold nights Sci.ind proof S1S,000lerms ''t" "s C,r' - '' locatoi'. tO" mature adults Terms Ph 322 2760 LOCH ARBOR Custom r5, ç,o'od oay Full time c'' sr'ttios 'n for family l.çih!s l3c,titoi ________ __ ______ Tdrir rcs '.-H trault'r li 313 56S QVL'ts 2 bath, family rm ar. pioyee need apply only. Apply in (iecorating throughout. Central U HutChiSOn, 322 1056 SNUG AS A BUG carpet, drapes. built-in ktthen person, 113 Palmetto Ave.. San heat 1. air. Price lowered to SO tiled Farm Equipment will sell last Miscellaneous Ice maker refrç Choce Very Oranges-naval ford Dry Cleaners (E CE-LICIOUS 137.500. and easy with a Classified Ad. Call Large 2 bedroom, 1 bath, central For Sale private, $17500 and pineapple, tangerines, pink 1)7 1611 or 631-9993 heat and air. Ideal for retired Q and wft'te grapeIruiI, piCkd to "We Don't Stop WLO ' AIER FURNITURE Construction 'A' FURNISHED 2 bedroom, con Two bedroom duplex furnished order. Russell Crumley, 3230767. 173.9110 Terms trade buy sell venient to lake I apartment 4270 Orlando Drive. 311_31SE. First St. 372-Sôfl NAVEL ORANGES Hurryf Sanford. Till We Succeed!" Foremen T1flttinC5& Tanqelos SMALL GROCERY With th VA VA U TILI T Y OR- One bedroom apartment, lights. 3n 6731 or 372 0342 . * ASK US abovi our commercial Manhole, conduit and cable. water furnished. 190. Adults. 301 Store with super return Ofl frontage & acreage listings. 0? $1230 CONVEN P.kO ion of room in your clos.ti veStment, good location includes Experiencedonly. Paid vacation. PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY E Sin $ 3222296 Sell No Longer Needed Items w.lh RealtorFernPart real estate, eguiprrant arid in 1341W _______________________________ holidays, hospitalization. Call MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TVs, .'i Classified Ad. NO ventory. 370.000 WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. Miscellaneous, New and used HALL Two bedroom. I', baths, dining $31-3S5 furniture and appliances. Plus room, den has fireplace, kitchen CLOSING COSTSI REALTOR special sale's (watch ads) ioaded with cabinets Screened 332 3774 SHOE REPAIR •ooi I PATH PIANO porch, utilities 1 heat furnished. _____ ant Ads 3 OR. MOBILE HOME ________________ N EW NEW PACKED FULL OF SANFORD AREA 19 Female Help Wanted Snap, located in prime Shopping 1200 mo. 322 4930. Service* ALL THE EXTRAS YOU'D IXarea, includes inventory equip PECT AND DEICIVII Me3pmenandtao,erno,e Wanted, RNs and LPNs. Apply in Close in I bedroom furnished men? and teas-i COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Bring Results NO QUALIFYING • of $96 a month Person, Sanford Nursing and apartment Security deposit WE HAVE RENTALS GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Convalescent Center, Immediate POsSession, assume 10* 950 required Phone 372 7641 Buy, Sell, consign, appraise, or 500 French Ave. 3603 Orlando Or. _______________________ interest mortgage, low down Ph. 322- 261 i Meltonvitte Ave. Sanford. special sales out of anything of __________ I bedroom furnished apt., air conpayment 3 bedroom, large coiner 223 S200 _________________173 5300 value. Hwy, 17 92 (behInd Win TO BUY OR SELL ditloned. Located in Like Mary, lot, carpeted, fully equipped Mo&ile Hom e Bank I'Ø Chester Mobile Homes I Announcements AVON Ph 322-22u kitChen, garage I tear Old. 37373-40Sanford, Fla. 3237431. iStochoose from. $312323 Dealer. CatI6.44 3079 $21,200 _________ l-C,srds 01 Thanks 2 bedroom 'urnished apariments, 1 BROOKFIELD, '71, Stt upon I acre Tree work done and wood lot sale. from ACCOUNTING CLERKS- 10 key Realty, 377-1301 upstairs & I downstairs. Water 3236313. 21 hr .i day or 373 5263 7-In Memoriam CLIFF JORDAN wooded lot, river rights, boa? required Immediate long term 2640H1a*atha Ave. at 1762 furnished Child & pet O.K. 1120 V RFAI Too ..,., •7 ' . ,.naier, ocs 3 -r.emetar,es the Orlando area Norr.11 , mnthty d' 3230350. ________________________ Iesnoor,jp, ~'211 Lee Rd.. Winter MONEY SAVERS ________________________ '111_ L1I111Ju1óJ1.[ Off West 25th Jack R McClure, Reg. Broker, 7 4 -Personals Park 647 Sf1 SAN MO-PARKS, 1.2.3 Bldroom Olaw Heat Giotuvo Ootdiiiiii Avis. Parp'L Edws, N. Bldg. 12)$215 Place Homes Norlh, 17-92 at Lake Trailers & Apls. 2 t4wit parks, 2 2 bedroom. plus efficiency. close to ZATIl?lLL* iillflU S-Lost and Found 3-495316 Kathryn Estates, 7 ml. North of Waitress and Courier Help. Food Family parks. 3$ 15 Hwy. 17.92, town, only 110.300 with terms, or 3 ROOMS CARPET Hwy 436, 1342770. 323 -7860 6-Child Care experience, all employees over to _________________________ Sanford, 371 1930; Day, Wk., Mo. less to, casn. 7 bedroom, 1f' baths, with Space for SNAGS MILO'S Good pay arid tips. Must apply ts 7 -Motels Hotels businas Mostly furn ished, off INSTALL" person to Arasee, Sanford I2'x61' 1972 Deluxe Skyline, 2 32 Houses Rent 3 bedroom, 2 story Spanish style. 2 I Stop Ill or ciii I.e appS$ISa$ street parking, or converts into 3 A DEVELOPMENT o Orlando kennel Club 8- Eating Places bedroom, all electric, central fireplaces, large Florida room, Unfurnished Will to Its $4 lu. . WILCO bedrooms, owner will be on heat, air, 1300 down 3276513 corner lot. Loads of extras, only 9-Good Things to Eat promises this week end. Corn. by Ha,rdresWrs needed. immauiial.Iv a,J, ,...,,.. ______ 6a a.7w. i.aJflI rm., I%' bath% and fake a look. We can make a Part or lull time Sanford Plaza 10-Do it Yourself Con. ha,w.w carpet, GE kitchen, deal. Call HCIv',i, :22 70.41 110* Sanford Ave, 323 6.512. may extras Adults. Deposit. 323. 4 bedroom Park Ridge, central hoot ________________ 1 1-instructions ________________________________ & air, extra large Storage Bedroom, cenfral heat, living 20' Male-Female building workshop, $21,950. FHA room, air. $16,900, Travel & Recreation ' 2 bedroom house, 1 bedroom air, terms. ______ Help Wanted Ad-9-4k 2417 Steven's Ave., Ilso first, last. 13 -Travel Agencies Ph. be'forela.m., after 5pm 323. Big 4 bedroom Mayfair. Ideal VALET-PARKERS isa executive home. Only 113,000. 14-Camping.Resorls REAL ESTATE, No experienre See Chief Parker, Small 7 bedroom hou&e, $143 ma. REALTOR IS-Actin Sports Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Commercial property on 17 92 Plus VS damage ditposit. No pets. 44$ 4791, DeBary 446 46*3 Ai Public Retakon Man IC Starting at Pt's 321 4071. Handle Valet 3 Bedrm , Pi bath. 12,000 down, Sill SANFORD, 3 bedroom. 1k., bpth, COmZ'SerCIII building on Park Ave mo pays all . Holland Realty, Rentals D.v.LopmbraU.y Oham fireplace, fenced yard. SIlO mo. & Another 1500 sq. ft. $27.000. Broker Owner, 323 7023. BOAT BUILDERS deposit. 323-4330 ext 243 or 371 0097 79-Rooms for Rent after S. F ,te'rg lass lay up t#er'sonnef and Stemper Agency C A wHlDoopdsp:,BR0ICER 30-Apartments Rent boat assemblers Local growing III N. Park, Sanford SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL.. WP. industry interested in hiring 3 bedroom. 2 bath. fully carpeted, Unfurnished 122 5991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE kitchen equipped. 1113 Valencia people from the Sanford area. 322-4991 19195. French Oi'ser...4 bedroom wood frame ]1-Apartrnent Rent C? Sanford Call after S M 39 Exe'Ilent wages an be'n't.'t Eve .Sunday, 322-7374 or 372 1196 ~ Ihi Furnished ho Close in. $9,300. Total price Come ?OSS with us Açji, a? Jimmie Cowan, 311 Terms company Office 17--HOuses Rent Unfurnished ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Palmetto Ave. SLICKCRAFT ROBALO 35 Mobile Home Lots /(4 UUVfl 33-houses Rent Furnished BOAT DIVISION A.MF 3 Bedroom, 1", Bath For Rent Building li3, Sanford Airport Large Lot. Fenced, 121,500 31-Mobile Homes Rent Sanf or d Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 And enloy being close to all o,'s. Mobile Home Lot for rent No 3$ -Mobile Home Lots An Equal Opportunity Employer venieesces, and still 'save country chidren or pets. Retired Couple. EVEREST REALTY INC. atmosphere with lots of trees. '.'his For Rent Phone 3720773 Realtor. 1401 S. Hwy. 1192 Spanish beauty boasts a court VALET-PARKERS -_] 36-Resort Property Maltland. 621 0106 yard entrance. Cheerful home NO experience. Full or part time For Rent 37 *sth paneled family room. I Business Property .ee Chief Parker, Santord Orando bednsomS, 2 ba ths, many extras, For Rent 37-Business Kennel Club. $13900 Call Joan Carter, Assoc For Rent 2 spaces Apprçi 15 x 33 ' Can be pac 323-4670 E"perienced COOk. dishwasher, used for offices of small business m ani Roberts 35-Wanted to Rent & Gil waitress a station attendant Phone 322 10-60 or 223 1*06, piy 1n peon to 1300 French Ave Real Estate ,nt 40 RWlton,Lwgeood Condominiums il-Houses for Sate DRIVERS Part time or lull time, COUNTY MANY OF YOU HAVE We train Good commission, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS BALL REALTY BEEN WAITING FOR THIS 47-Mob ile Homes Yellow Cab Co. 101 S. Park. ONEI Five Acres with 3 Raymond M Ball. Rag. Broker 43-Lots and Acreage Spct. Down-UoC$osirsg Costs bedrooms. 7 bat hs, heat a air Esther Plat?, Associate Good Condition. Only 133.700. This *1-Farms and Groves II? West First St 24 Business Opportunities Sanford's newts? I 1 2 bedroom also Includes double detached 327-5441 adult condominiums offer you IS-Resort Property garage, barn, f enced, pasture. 3 SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED c.arefnet living PLUS washerwills and an assumable mon For Sale KINGSDERRY..-.. El Capitan St. I...'41K VAR WASH available San dryer, wall-wall carpet, rec tgage. Bnethern, as the Ray Crank, Builder New cord and surround'ng area Very building, pool sPiuffletoard. From _71___ :6 -Income And ori,"Now is the time!.CO'Yr. 7 bath homes Car. -;'w flyjtmtqit, 15 p? fnann'j S17,900 Inspect our 7 furnv-e'j I litves?ment Property peling, range, TWO ACRE An ,nwestnient for those *tso dishwasher. DiD/lIlY AREA 1. mudels on Airport Blvd. Register W.. __ RANCHETTE with lovely 1 year disposal, central heat air. Lot I,) MUST SUCCEED and one that toe free Color TV No Obligatiøn. 47-Real Estate Wanted X 160'. Ph. 671-1540. old 3 bedroom, 7 bath home with __ *ill provide years f steadp in large living room, formal dining rome Call collect, 90.4 775.1142, FORREST se Merchandi CITY - HORSE room, Florida room, big screened F th Market equipment COUNTRY- 6 bedroom, 3 baths. Weeki Porch. climate control, fireplace, REALTOR 931 7500 ___ paneled family room with char Wachee Call owner for In. equipped kitchen and all other 162 Hwy. 43.4. Longwood mingfirepiace, Beautiful grounds. formation 901596 3377 after 7 - 30 extras, $66,500 For Sale 'Delightfully 230*775' over 3400 sq If. under pm decorated? Sl -HOtJwhold GOØ roof Exceptionally well con Situated On Large Wooded ii Houses for Sula Osteen Bridge Fishing Camp, Gun strucled. See SANSEM KNOLLSEXCLUSIVE thij now. 575,.30 Lots Near The Country Club, 37 -Appliances Shop, Spotting good s and mobile THIS 3 BEDROOM has its Built With Pride By 33-TV Radio Stereo home for sale Wean retIring 31 , JOHNNY WALKER baths, pool, enctsed patio lust MOUNT DORA AREA- Horsej' ni. east c-f Sanfr-d on itS at the YeSi 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large lends its-elf to easy Florida lying 34-Garage REALTY Rummage Sa le s drawbridge At 577,750 you'll lust have to sue country kitchen, lik& new. One $fl6457, After S,2fl1111 SS-Boats & Marine for_yourself 9)ofgeous acreof land. 44IIer will Equipment hold mortgage. Low down, 29 Rooms for Rent Call 322.2420 Anytime Real Estate payment, 134,500 Calihart $6-Camping Equipment ______ Classifieds I AFTER 5-372 __________ Blair Agency BLAIFI BROKER 6 A. J. PENNIHGTON ASOC 23293W Home 2337710 PIANO LSSb1S I2 Week Chord Course Harry Wetter. 323 1379 Lost and Found Ad M sce aneous Miscellaneous so For Sale ____ ________________ Lots and Acreage 13 instructions - Want _________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER Good Thinosto El '.5 A - ire' ripened Oranges. $2 bu, FreShly potot grapefruit. II SO bu tiorse & Rider, 2*30 Sanford Ave ante,d - With - - REWARD Storing Friday, Dec. 28,1973-7B I A d"V DDf%CCCD LAKE MARY BLVD. PH. 322-14fli T.'T ... 0 1 ~ FORD"II i �— 813-The Sanford Herald . . "ithway4la Noon AIo on WWQS (iI) FM Radio Saturday 1100 17cO SANLANDO UNITED . URCH ~ I I H L •••. urc Noon BapI i's I Corner 7th & E lm Ronald N SeIey B-to Billy Griffin. W.' R.p............ BbeStudy. Pastor f i 11 0 0000 I I I I I II V - ' I . I V -. I . I I I 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Pastor _______ Assist Sat VigiIMas Sam 1030am 1 I / li 700pm n Mass , ST AUGUSTINE ,- '... . _4 I I d00 m Ll `~ M \ II VI / 1 / .r&fl , .\a..ure,:t _,; - .:- - Casselber'y IIujiii.si Fr James Mat,nu Rev. Robert Loy 5.4?. Man Sun Mass Postor Pastor Ass? Pastor - Marlin Keller CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St. &Oak Ave. ______________ - • S:OOp.m I 9 301 ha m - / . - . . ._. _= - - 24015 ParkAveewe I L L.., Pastor Rev. FrtdL Neal Morning .orshp Pilgrim Youth I ______ . .• - • -. 1 3Opm - / - Sermon . JUWLIAN BAPTIST CHURCH - I I ' - - .. .10:00O.M. Sunday School -ning Service 7:30P m 7 lOp in ,a-inesdh Serve ~. fq~~4~- J1 ~ I - M7 ' -. THE PE OPLES BAPTIST -1 1&2~~_ 7 lop M. . -- SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH - - CHUR CH 1261 W. lit St. __ • -. l I - - - -. .. )0:30a.m. Worship Service Evening Worship BibIeS?udy Wtdftttd*y5rvie Wed -. - I • 9 ilsam 1100am 6 lOp m - When he CI.i,rrli Of C/iris! Rev - Kenneth t4ort Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 45 m 11 Doom 6 ISp in Morning Worship Chisch Training 600 Palm Springs Dr. Altamonle Springs JameS P Pleedham Evarç,Iist Bible Study . 10-008 m Aitsembly Worship 11:008 rn Wed E'.enIng rarer Wed. Evening Service Wednesday Bible Class PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave. . Pastor Rev G E Ho6ges Mor ning Worship . E vangelistic Services 7 DOP in WTRR Bible Study be ng 6OOp m 7 lOp in Sunday John 1:1-14 lVedneidaY Like 2..,q-20 11.00 a.m BbleClass 7 10p.m. Cute. But did the) ha c the prii.ck's e x ample of scti c Chrishan parents? Were they gisen moral and spiritual training in the Church? Did they grow up in a Christian atmosphere? U Monday Tuesday Luke 1:18-25 2:1-7 I 1-12 - Church School 1:)Qp in - Church School - . 2:13-23 Pastor Church Training Morning Worship 7'300 in. WM Prayer - rvce 7 OCpm (.cngtt 1574 krnier M.vrtiii'g 11.000 Evening Wor sh ip B,bleClasses Wed - - Pastcr 94sa m n Youth Service 6- lop m 13 so., 7 OOP m - -- Pastor - Everng Worship Prayer Meeting ;iop m - ~~ .11 - OOa m 1 00 m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH A nd a J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE WILSON-EICHELBERGER -, MORTUARY E unice . Wilson an THE McKIBBIN AGENCY of Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. Howard H. Hod es g CELERY CITY PRINTING A A&PWEO The Management and Employes ' WINN.DJX(E STORES and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY ER CONSTRUCTION CO. an E mp l o y es . .1 . SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes - AND STAFF ii SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY B 67-Wri'll! AisilpIrnigo, CO C-W VM L Ul- t^4foervOwl BaOrst M,11, CIvr( L"qvt 11-109, L&V*Ood. Fie H,TV1 11*04f CA%Wc1T1, rotnt City Comm~tr Crrittr. Forint C.10, '61-14 hr*Mi CalvaryMii*ita,y84as?,lt05W lImIt "nt is c- ?7 tt It CfO 1.V . "—E%APTIST 65-pi c' v 1.aY,r .4(i P tiapirti CI'.i .. ,Pi list B.'.. ' s Baa's' Chapel, CI W rsi Sires Iord C1, vr 1 IrJr:: .fn i'ao ' p. a Cnui a. M.o* ae a.. tsi St#iiii pe-t fi.4(p, 33, Pa4r,rifo a Se-' -'-e 6iO 6,t., CM!rai IIpli%l ChUVth. I)?? GM C Ci-' titan Cth Be-at CONGREGATIONAL Ave Ca1ii'tbry St turn ?tti Chvth Itt Pd 41 Jamrwi $r? On i : PMRS&YlllIAN Lvlh#Tr*nCh%wchoIR*R#oqfrrW.l41* 2sthPI&CO *Ir%s#&ftLvtPw&nChwcA, Wdon Days Or litf*v lit?. Noqms,de CPivi'iI-*n Chuqth, F$ov.da san D. flitilir W Zion 940441 0400. 1?20 P"r Ave r r,rst CtvqI.&n (t%;ec r,, jt4y S ~Snf-xd AI,e S#ntofd C?,r4ftari Cp,vrch. UY W Aqporl A1,(1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1-00 M4111y UM-I@d P("byf#f,&n MeiaI Churth F Dana' A S Ilie aL.,WeLr tt 4M'tl (Pvv th heThqi AM & C•i1pfb'vry Commnp Ur.fd M T4j-1 (PvrPi, Hay Il 92 5, p,, Old. tanrter,, CPiur(j1, 04 CavijI IS?) $ Pa A,, Ca.utcn 04 Ciiastal Labe Ellen. U S 1192 N - CMw'4b,y Sovtti emreCP',jrchc-lCPit,st.S4t0LaIa+o*tl. Rd - a '' Slav a eftil . 040th Avi & 3#0 &I % - E Ing noticedth.titspreadfrom tree to tree, supporting earlier beliefs that an Insect carrier ws insoived" /• aii• .ictrJ iiii.i u . . : . 4 A _ ' AiIj-i-,nl T Ipr,igf4ld $I ;vi- 5.oru Rd UPIaiS C m o Ptity PrpItqian Cth Uai. R W#ttTa.i,*t,i ,t,r,av, Chth t4o*p ParS It f,st 5,f Church ei iøe CvfcPi of CPi,lO, w 171a St ?W-P# BW't' ChLorM F&IM !4wwqJ Rd, Alla,morift WirqS First 04oclit 0 Gtrieva r S r5t Sjfl*rn MO?PiOd4I CP'ufch, 7460 Sanford A, rçe- rft,.j1t Church, SOQ , G-*VS MethadiV CNoo. C.#n#va Grace Uniftl mirtwill cri,%Wth. Airport elvd CHURCH OF 000 Ci AM E (hur(n, ct"".,( - . .;!.- .,Jtl 1 llL1 I It CALDWI L _ . Anierimn o t5 me first uiiW iia\an !gitd, -that an organislil of this cr ~ -i - t (a '1 C 'c ,', i7c St 1#11 wa C'-' '--'4 i' P.'i M;tn. inteaprt el 06, f,t= -Jk .- * t.a' CIII4b.n(, Ail Uintt Egi-StOpill ChW01 f- 0915lify A,,#. fnt#wpf4# Chs.'.t tP-s(PP& Church CI#w0Od &WOVI OwfL#dwc4tP4Lakncsffw:tctw".*t,yl- mat;m , _V1 1-a-- M-4-ov-V I 94v.:%I. sa*-2 Art aW SNwrel Ur-!ttd L~srt. ?m S o#4#wp Dr - Pill,Clivirm of cheill. S041"t-111. • Lost AYW Ch$04, Otjiig Blvd. La,r MonroeIt.ngdom HIll Of JeitOvai, 5W tale Maiwoe unit. S.ar4ando tJI,I,d Me'o'.t Cb'-.'r It t A, n". .i r rr afli Born Church Of ti-I Lting God. M*5 Pe-nteoifal Open It Ut Tamp t',it 4 hAZARENE F.rJ#CN~ -Ch*IM#h3I#trWW 2"O&IMOV4 iELEEz,vn n- 'ffflPjrt(hJUh(Att#Pj4jhg.'4 4OB'en*d I-ten Pail L&*# AP4ty C"ch of " NOW". L46 L &V*wd C I,w 0 of t" lim,lit trw - - . , ]d H THE ASSOCIATED I ItFSS • - . - - _______ "a at,, CPuri'i Cal .. - 1 / KIRBY FITE, _ ______ I~ T - ~z -1 . - __ - - - - fl?: . •, - . ' '- ________ I -_ r- - - - - - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - %7 __ ~___ _ -- - - ________ !.rn... - I -fr __ - Li' I " A I C - __ i - & - - - e0511 - - si , - ____ - -- ,,4 - ' resinte th1• I aIlcatkn of fuel. A . iuC', are uor • ,lC !,%,,,, doing," said Kiddy, "But I don't sc-Itt can think there a whole! do about it. - -1 - __ C -. g '. . -~ ---_ - --- - - % r . I -_ .ZA 2 - _ . -.1 -a - - , a 4an ~ I -. V: - - - Ti - - - _______-- - - go home." SW Kiddy, at Kiddi'* Standard, 110 S Freneb Ave., it.t •,. .-.u. to 1. -e ;? I Colonial Service station 1501 S. French Ave., "Whien we run dry ; we' ll Just have to clean up and Y,. - , ) it Wednesday or later." "We don t hase enough gas to get through the holidays," .- - . don't expect any more gas unUI ____ .- Ci('tiP 'ru'ci' 4 THESE DAYS TYPICA U L - ...Cars lining up for fuel _______ _._ IThRALI) PHoTOs ft BILL VINCENT _________________________. _____ - - __- _____ gt I fi L h e Graves D10 - ered 0 . e uties ro e - .,ö, rove ea On Nov. . the remains of reportedly also show freshly River from cape Ca na veral on iinisviti twktail waitress Ilaul'a 11. Guided by special photograptLs, (Jug earth and changes in vege- Florida's east coast. No attempt had been made to ric, 22, were found in a ditch authorities began a grim starch tation. The second body,that of 5dfl1) The film showed at least bur) the bodies, police said today for more bodies in an -This (the slaying!) has apGerry, 18, was found in the orange grove and wooded brea eiKht hot spots," Iferring said. fl going on since a same are Dec. lie said a dead animal I- parent) where the remains of four , be two women, both front females already have been peared to have been buried at least November and since four one of the spots but no digging were killed in a short period of Titusville, had been shot in the found. time. tLere is no reason to think twad. 71eir har.Ti_,,,4vry lit-d III,State Ally. Abtx)tt Ilerring Nld Yet beell done. said authorities drew up Speculation thatat least some it wasn't going on before," hind their ~ack_~, sketchy maps to find "hot of the hot spots could be human Hernng said. . On Christmas Dm. "it is not normal to find bodspots" located on infrared pho- bodies is based on tile recent ildren found tographs late Friday but post. disappearance of about a dozen tes in t L open. C arolyn Brevard County Sheriff Leigh poned the search until today. young wornen in the Titusville Wilsonrefused to "crystal ball' nearby Mints, who lLal tx-e n The infrared film, used from area, "We might findno more orwe the situation, but said the missing since Nov. L .i plane by experts of the NaPolice searching (r (luv,I ti, tional Aeronautic and Space inight find as many as 10.- deaths appeared to be related. herring added that insestiga the killings found the fourth Adm in istration is sensitise to herring said The four bodies were found tors had found eviience to link body t.he next day, It was the temperature changes and can detect decomposing bodies since Thanks&'iving in a narrow the deaths but did not elabo- skeleton of an unidentified girl aged between 12 and 14. ). huidhi give off htat. The photos P across the Ina ia rate. . - - . . ii '4 - , . *.I. It' WIllIE one bird seenis to lx-' content to view aloggyworld froin a lowly perch his compatriot prefers the .wrisation of wind on the wings this misty morning, (Herald Photo by Bill Vin- VS , , ,, ver '-# -. I .----- = . =. ,~ . - I ", _~_ 11F. . ~, I A' ' 1-,- , ' , ticize 1___- ___ W. t' , • i t - ' - AIt.f,t,ø,tIt CorIvmtniv•pi4rf4 I - -_ "s it Rd Oi'nn - - __ _.: r - i The Salwalian krnv, Ilit F. )nd St . -- it ____________. . - ; , ~, down a pilotless Israeli drone Wake up all of you ABBOTt IIE1UtING libbers. There's a judge in aircraft on a reconnaissance ...C(lunt may snar Atlan ta who ruled that there flight over (he Suez Canal, the cents __ should not be any Tel Aviv command reported. It was the second unmanned discrimination between the • • aircraft tile Israelvi have adsexes. Weather As a matter of fact, Superior initted losing since the October first Partly cloudy and mild Court Judge Charles Wofford Middle East war. IV thri,ugh Sunda)- , Chance of iashctl into Egyptian territory shossersSunday.ilighis in agrees with a tiusbani's conupper tention that a law requiring Ike. 13 as a result of a technical o9sand low Ms. I ,ii%% s tonight in (-i,%vr~ 12 nuloIs ,,,, ii,~crli,r-.t , S ; mill:-n ~ubt,,-, JnLik4 mateNAPLES, Fla. i.Al'l - Del- lireii(lent, was quoted As saying iyij~) t4, (1,,.1c,** Macklv s;wl, failure the Israelis said men to support former wives low to huLl 60: SiJuthrl) ssid.s tcjnaCorp sold more than 2,000 the hniii (ill need to isarri Butfedtraliiffivals, ecologists Sd) shoreline winch who also rial to fill in submerged Land The Egyptian Middle East a form o( sex discrimination, Is tnpi today becoming south lots in a development on Florl- buyers about the perTuit trou- must approve the project, were are the f eeding ground [or and create a system of canals. N'e %-s Agency reported from lfe even went so for as to lind southwest 15 to 20 triph da's West Coast near here de- bles because it was felt apprOv- quoted as caying major revi. countless marine organisms declare that alimony payments Cairo that the plane downed toT'" wamng agairrIt stiling K!m the state al would be granted after plans sions needed to reduce environ. and actas a filter for pollutants. ii , spite . (h ildu iM.i fl o (MI) j,) piiafl X in Georgia are unconstitutiona l j*.r cent Sunda To transform the mangrove the lots came in a T'.ia), 1971, to halt sales because plans for for proposed canals were modi- mental destruction could not be imed without repurchase of stands and wetlands property letterfrom Joel Kuperberg. ex. the project were in danger of fied. the craft ws over Isne i t oreurnil to IM It lsuul(In t has V the already sold kits into tht propo&d 1,728 humne uutmi director of (I state In btin diippro il two F lorida tirnitor) me to insist that this ta warn-The proposed Deltona projec t sites. Dc'tona wants to dredge ternal Improvement Fund, the rwwspape reported iturday state's land I I agency. Area deaths ..........2A In a dispatch from The Miami fi iflCt( - til I - id ed with TIMI.-'I V QUOTE hi ii 7A PetersburgTimes H Id-St reixirts of rising tension along lielps you to appreciate the Calendar ........... .. 3A Service in Tallahassee, the Kuperberg told the firin that tile Suez ceaw-fire line. But in ucefi n ews pape rs •. Geneva the Israeli negotiator at former Treasury S I c 513 state would approve VeRona cr' peddled by Ole giant John Connaly .- "I In a move the year. Last January. 7A CARACAS, %lencrucla I AP) development company after the 0--e reference price was dredge and fill permAs for at reaching an agreementon ,, 7A guarantee dj0 Dear Abby L Board t-wctedto raise fuel prices in the United States .II a barrel, tate nearby Marco Island, permits rating combatforce.s. said . 7A c! denied dredge arid fill ptrimLs still furtber, Venezuela Ims nearly doubled its Oil industry spokewrien here predicte, for the Collier-Read track prob. A that (;eorge McGcvern ran ngain Fditnrial roinment . - - 4A needed for the project. tax reference prim on mde oil to a worid record soine of the Vemuelan price hike would be ably would be denied and sales toward dtsenhaienhen a A iii? irtuilif flfd be t ti4riJ 41 the rC5uai " C F barrel. 40 flfll)it the lots With o u t the In of 114 08 a passed on to consumers, but they declined , . 0 11 Id tt4. "-"Y' Egyptian negotiators ,it the '-'i& i. would affect t . i specu l a te how muc 127-acre Collier-Read h e -' Itiiis, now recvsSt UflLiI tICKs 113 T:t' rt'kr&-ne price which has been $.74 pr a-w' public umocpiunI flou 5 • F .tt t' 5i!,, the trae. u_c' nor iii 'if 'ii r -o r)U1yJt rimili them K "'(;I'll'. is the wriount Vervezuela uses -We just c;s n t s%%allow Ule incre& . .5-6 B Ilublic flatices of which are un. barrel 0111 Island, niany se The letter "because it was obvitm tary andnot contiMed wi:b P0" 4 the iWornie taxes and royalUes for- it-1-1muiner has got to absorb a good deal of this.der water, are unusable for to tuliltute "13 ion _4, e in I I tha the laby-fintine itleal Issue' or 'show nie a happils marrted papers eImn firms pa for dnlling its il SA State home cites the news said cne u'l ccrnpan official canal systems deselulmetit The Industry the t Couple DO I'll show you two Tbe Viivernruient announced the hike iw. pirtlifivit M down alreadv, And we don't ~ave I . Mocks .3A said, werienvironineritally obW p"ple unworried about who"S semiofficial ile .i%r It-11. '' AB Frank Mackle Jr.. li~vltona Ff 0 1-1~, -.it% Ing it would go into cffect thit first Lif r(kil., to ;ihsort) incri- itii'rv.i,W-; " swid Friday. the better half. - Firli P"'!1KOVAt C)", vt(A Of Lorqw:iipt Full GOW 4WIlkiiii. 71`74 COUnify C" Unte Chw(th $4 r_ . T*be-t,i R.(*od A e '04, 31" - r:v bw[ir-,I S! A Mt Chwch 5? It its C)i, St Pout's Method it Ch.nt, Ott,.n R I ~.I i ~11` -__ ~ - . __ _ ' Flifn P&,k St t * sear CnurthcfGo4Pfo#e-cy. 71195 EDnA, Pirti' tI .int Pi-.q. I'4 5 P,,rn'-,,' A .. ( Ct-w 4rN MqxVA Trpl (-. ,Ntplity Sr A~16V CsfWtt . CI% .sm,WrWot f- V80lonflo, M'vinq cio"-, Bii c' Cilffch F,tpd',a . - Ck,rCh ot C , f-4--tow-a a 4Asvv-, 11W.-v Cnvtcrt. G&iL mli Rol, Chilton T (ti,rC$i at CAIIICUC Hr.is Ba:"t, urth 0vtX ) I Baa'.tlCtMc'.. Jli . ____ ....... Chte Camm,mty P"wirot,ijim wqprA'%t RI 46 vV *# psofa tit, *I cypress , I- - s - ., ~ . ,~.::z - Sanford S#temrith i"y Ad~ilnljsl Chv,ch. Ith & I!lm OTHIR I Ali en'sAME Ct'uriti, Cii,, , 17Th All Faith Chapel. Capri) Somwicie, *"IV$ Patti, Rd 1110dirdstl Avmw Winign Ch#W, 5#01118111 A,, ralst Ao'erodill Chwth 04 OV I#w 3o'try 0a11i. tIm 1. Cad., tr- Bapfiv Ca'.irca. 92 CvgV*1,s sa ._~~- - - : - lv j -a . I A1 _________________________ - ;- ay Cass.stear, SIVINYn DAY ADVENTIST diesel fuel for about two already. T'he companies will n- '.!bers, wl:ei'iç ,the tk-e Kind lids been ultured front a natural carrier insect despite the fact that there are 50 or 60 diseases related to similar organisms." Front the Anniston (Ala.I The stubborn disease organStar Headline says. ism was identified (our years 'President mending fences ago. Until then, judging from its with members of Congress." effects, it was believed lobe a Using recycled tape. we virus. It Is now called sub. presume. bacterial. . Under a powerful electron Inicropsenpe, it appears as a body AI'I'l.E JUICE issue: thread-like about Politicians are known for being 1150,000tli of an inch thick, masters of "avoiding the forming loops ,and spirals and ing b) pinching itself 1.531W F ollowing allegations of multipl) ' drunkeness among members of off and dividing. A us t ralia' oust S u s Representatives ituring i recent reception for a visiting li foreii,, ti dignitary. (tie speaker (if that body !vIlt,d -nembers tti W if they would agree to I' I I' substitute apple juice for alcohol at official f un cti ons. Eight said yes, nine, no; 16 were undecided; and 72 said x. they never tasted apple juict'. . P'eSbyliqln urth 102? P,tm ., Deltona Corp. Sa/es FLORIDA STATE BANK TRAMSMISSION David Beverly and Staff ibn ..:uic 4 NATIONAL BANK 0 (Jim) Smith and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stensirom and Staff by the Seventh-day Adventist Ch..,rch DEKLES' - Betty Floyd & Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida ASkilled Nursing Home Operated GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes 61 RGARTEN & CHILD CARE FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER - KENTiJCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky J im & mp oyes - ____ Al tAll a and Employes FOOD FAIR STORES, a nd m '" ,-I AA HAPPY ACRES ' John Y. Mercer and Staff -- AA •. Israe Jet own 'FFERENT " IEW Over S ulu I WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. - - _________ - Orange Blvd Lake Monroe Aillial,cl Eldridge Morn4ng Worship 1. Praise m THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Wed Prayer 7 10p.m. $ 9 4SA m r EdenIngWOa-hp Morning Worship I) Carrier Country Club A Upset$ Road% sonday School Morning Worship - ., k _____ -- Wednesday __ ' riv, imr tra&t*i,y S riiUs - .00 p in. - Rvv WillismE Miller Sunday School . Highway west - 615pm. E vening Worship 1I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST $ 30. in I ,- M I .; . ' I OOp m UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6 30a m. ff . - . 1;eedling orange tirm at UCR's "Moreno experimental farm and prices for nto5t foods and bevcrae skvrockektl frotti & , -. .c •A ugust pritvuf i4hiskey chinbed only 2 er cent Owers, 9 45 m 1100am rW015t Choir Practice Men's Prayer oritakfoll ThiWay rn II WednrAay , Emerilus Pastor I 10 & I I a M Morning Worship - Sunday Pastor O'Steen Thy THE LAKE MARY UNITED PREYTER IAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Mirutter Re v A FStevtnt Youth Leo F King Thomas C . I NurSery - ' - n under his supervisio Cata%mn said stubborn dis. - 9 a m Morning Worship FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - i(flOWfl to be (hi. carrier of curl) top virus. a major attacker of sugar beets and other plants. of 219 I,ochmond Drive Ilighland Ilines in Fern Park telling Harp that 1w tried locating him in the store. and failing it) firml him there, put the cnntcnt into the 11)4111 6 Rev Vir gil LØ,rn? nd ROY. Ke,th W. Mullis lFirst Wedn esday FellowShi p per 6: 30p M. - During this New Ycar their faith in God, and the sin. cerily of thcir relationship with the Church will begin to detcrmine jtt%t wh3t thcir son is yoing to be when he itops being cute. ,; Ji 4 )o p r, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 i, - a flute from Wayne Shoemaker dent, Ing Ming Lee, who works Pres b vlerian PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Pew jayT Cosmalo Il.00a in 7 )Op m Pallor Evening Worship Wed Bible Study & Prayer Sea-v. parents. But he's smiling bccausc of his confidence in them. Thursdai 41 Suiu,duv Morning Worship 10 004 M Sunday Casseiberry Rev William P,Ckett Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller Assist Pastor Morning Worship ' 111 : 3041i 11am Sunday School 9 ASS m 30 P rn Last scar thousands of buss and girls were arrested They had all been cute-o c %Ia:the,' ., - Sunday School COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH •• This young fellow ca,çt bcabsolutclysurc that the Year is worth ccicbrating. His future is in the hands of his . 10~008.m- #Aofning Worship Evening Service . , Nednesday . his own takntcij fashion, just being IS i s am 5 . s vcry first New Ycar. lie's stops Sunday vied Prayer & Bible Studv 7 30 p m, 1nCf--,, ,,-nC(-r1 A., Tn .0n3f, 0 . . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 ParkAvenve Charles N. Crump hviflBeliSt 9:15a.m. 11 .008 M. Sunday School - Christie Harp principal of Casselberry Elementary I 110p m MorningWor'ship Sunday Evening Morning Worship Ii Za m MYF2&4Sun------ 700pm. - Airport 81v , dIrLau 1 OOp ri4 at a local Ikiblix store and lost les.sor of plant patholog), has Bible Study Wed PINECREST BAPTIST CIIURCH 'N'S . an envelope containing 50111P been studying stubborn disease .stamps and money, for 20 years.-lie i credits the latThe following day he received est discovery to a graduate stu- Rev. Gary Isner 700pm . FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH 11:008.m - RIVERSIDE, Calif. (Al') Scientists at the UnI%ersity of C0+ Calif(irma carnpus here believe they ha ve disco vered the insect which carries so-called "stubborn disease" from one citrus tree to iucther. ' OF "Me iuspected insiect is the CHURCH OF LONGWOOD SAI Grange Street Church School , - 600pm Prafer Meeting 700pm CI I— _-.......iil`iiIi""""" Sunday- - GRACE UNITED Mocningworsflip _____ . . METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. al Woodlawn Ave. MYF oo,mook __:~: ~~~____T.%&_!L ~_ ~ Phone 312."42 0 Methodist . _____. - dn - Bug hrus 76 g III Praise I I ,_ " _ j----( . Ev*ngeiistiC Service Wed Prayer & 10 OOa m / . - Nursery Provided for all ICfvcs X ~ nx - - Ministtr Aed Service Worship II May Carry C - - 16.01 S Sanford Ave , Harold Harris - - 10 SOfl rn 6 7 Qop i-' LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nalarl"t GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED ISCrystaILak:Dr LUTHERAN CHURCH Lek* Mary, Fla. 3t000rIandoAve (1792) Rtv. PaulO Trissel IastOr (L u I her an Church in Amer Ica) Sunday Schoci I 9 Asa m William 8 Downey . _ Pastor Morning Worship & I -w_l- ~~Ar - _- Z" - ____ . ') o" ndergarten ani Nursery] i - - . 7;30p m 1621 West First Street The Church of the Lutheran Hour" nd TV "This Is the Lite" Pastor SJndIYSCPIOOI - 11 OOa m YouthHov --Evangelistic Service Mid Week flflflPr • • 9 Morning Worship ___ . ~, ç. DoulasD LII ott 103 . -_ 600pm l:OOp m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER j I— Wed Prayer Service bitheran - , fl W7ndlt.atMapleAv,. I . 10 (i0 in lioQa in Sun NYPS , I - '-- CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH oo Evening Worship I '"tY t 11' --- Sun Eve Worthip 'rd Fraser I — it ' Sunday N ight Broadcast Morning Worship rship •Ill Dial a Devotional 371 io 9 SundaySctiool Sun Wo _____________ 7 3Qp in hL Reclor .1 I Price 20 Centc PAJ 4 r%" * Rev. A E. Gr"n 4oiy Communion ......7:30a.m. ramily Service and ----IO:t)Oa.m, Church School • ~ ______ rery Lake Menrov. Fla. I V ------ _- I-- The Rev. Leroy D. Soper - 1 - 700pm 7 3Op m FIRS T BAPTIST CHURCH J li,- fat rectory, 102s Crystal so*l C q ) Church Training . . Mth Year, No. I I I T1LrIy .. t- 0 — - 7'. Sunda y, December 30, i973-Sanford, Florida 32771 OF THE NAZARENF 4r L S in Louisiana, about per The station operators COfl dustries get the fuel," said ti th e s t a gasoli ne ti ons taued also bitterly Lntic1zed KtrbyFile, "Ifitisanindustry cent . the ay they have had to raise that 1, needed for the nation's ssere out of gas and ant expecting new deliveries ., pricesand at least one of them .security, then I don't inind that -V :-Vz next Wednesday or Thurs1lv. L I !,-~-_ -film t lint Pra y , tL berm/r , etlts arid fuel shortage as Se v eral uspecttd hl) KIIJ1J nothing more than 8 political influence involved in energy advisor said -it's al...Standard operator "government political racket." the shortage and were con- must impossible • Bill Nate, of Nate's Fina at teniptuous of current govern- much ava ila bl e. " 'I . 2500 S. French Me., said there filent tactics concerning the Pray said one dealer in Aiex• is no gasohini r' ' iu 1 iiLIJ and suspected the andria, La, as out of gas M. "oil'( lirve any lrouble getting large oil companies of reaping a "but down the street a dealer I gas, and my next shipment windfall profit in hard times. sell*ng a different brand has all We esday will he here on "The big companies are tticgasi'Jlinehecansell." 'Ø'. LIIII he said adding that only making a mint oil the shor (is shortages were reported fi) b) night" outfits arc tage," said Bill Nate, 'And the in Raleigh, N C whert I withholding fuel shipments. little man is going to wind up most stations were imposing . Buster Caldwell of Specialty paying fur the big man's good voluntary rationing and In • i. Automotive Maintenance, 1407 times." Charleston, S.C. As the final das of 1913 slip -.1 S French Ave., is One _., reprit--sentative feeling tile ef- away, souie slervi(e stations in Walter Jennings, presi,!ent of - ~ . the Southeast report their gas the South Carolina Service Sta I fects of the shortage 'Ill probably be completely pumps running dry. But many lion Dealers Association wan out of gas by noon," mid dealers say they still have gas 1.xi nictorists, "You better not I I Caldwell, And I most likely and will be open for at least go on an trips over Ness BILL NAIT: won't get anyTnore till after the part of the New Year's holidav Years: you might not get beck hOtidd)S weekend. I Were out of regular right now," said Kirby Fite of Fite A T/ __ _M%~___ .__ Tire 2501 AN 730pm IPE Wed HOLY CO . rrki S -q i: m , I,,J tb , MoningWorshiP Run s - ,' Longwood, F Is. Just East at Inferstait R, Burke johnson Minister Keith HUIChtfson Minister a a Many station owners refused In Louisiana and scattered comment on the shortage and sections of the Carolinas, many the effect on their business stations 'cre out of fuel and t,'d A iir if ' uif nt Others expressed skepticism as not expecting dehterIes until ret service stations disclosed to the reality of the gas shor- after New Years Day. the eilsting gasoline supplies tage but indicated they will find But dealers in most other are critically short, Incoming a way to keep in operation. Southeastern states reported a l locations be enough and Others su rted the ad- having enough gasoline lresentment is raging against ininistratioti policy of giving though sortie were finposin9 the Administration's policy of industry the priority on fuel but limits on how much they would dispensing fuel last to the retail had softie reservations. sell. - ,,Church of God Hour" I lqosa m WTRR.. - 1. ,.9ASa m. I SundAy School .. 11:00 a m Morning Worship -_1 --- Evangelistic Sorv, W_ lk ___ , ~ 4 49-1-E-a _______________ __ ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Pastor , ... i. . -. ~ Irate By VAN (;ILMART!N herald Staff Writer v4' 4.4 (( i t lloru,wn 003 W.23nd Street CHURCH 7 (mI CHURCH OF GOD ALL SOULS CATHOLIC 7 )Opn, Of (Jiurels _ . #4' 7 JOm 30p in - Wed Prayer Med ' Are .' 9 ISOm It OOa Evening Wovthp 730pm Fr William Ennii Pastor Sunday School Morning SundaychooI ------ 1100a.m. Wednesd ay Service 3OP U 1'X..,.%,.%'.'.'...V.% 4 r Rev, W R Bennett d • II __ r U1 34O Sanford Ave. un a Service & S . p . SmIlhet-11 Ifi- thmitst * SCIENTIST 000 East Second Street II . . d'U _ Several Dealers 915 II OO rn' Nursery & Kinder ga rten FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST T W -rI11;, L'J 1 -.-_. .-_______-__ . I * . OF GOD CHURCH Cor.171hand Elm Rev E.DonCoit. . Pastor Sunday School 9:304 ML -_ - -- - Pastor Sunday School P .1trist I*(III scit'llcit) c • Evening Worship Wed Prays Service .-. .__ .____.. La S - ,- 1•1_D1!&A _ '-----_ Lyman H, Kirkwood 1 , .6% '. t — i -- (Just Souffio4SR-47p ) 9 I I O ii OOa m 6ISP m Evening Worship AM PrCrMdt ,t)( Evening Worship __,___...I t_ - Adventist Church. AvInu , Altamont e Seventh MUafld . I - I - -— . =;!! day Y!. I -.10" I Pastor 5:30a.m. 945a.m. Services 7 )Op m • 0 Evangelistic 9:31) a M. 11 o0a.m. • A < , 000 ISO Hester Ave. Ph. 3fl.3$ Saturday Services Prayer Service -. UN T M - .,~ V. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THE DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C THE HOPE OF OUR \ .J WrIoneway EveptN I -' : '.% - Assp m - - - 4h'IIw(Ii.st .\ 6-%. 1 Worship Service Wednesday Night 11~ - - - t,---J-- - he i lc~ .. .. For,tt City. Florida G Brian Tart . Pastor Sabbath Schocil a - - Iiit THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Worship Services. _••_ FrIday,Dec.28973 1( !•(',l1i1 I -- ..- - -.- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a3160a9b70ca36a61e82264e3479791b.pdf 1e63aba42cbd067502cd95845f0cbbda PDF Text Text - ______ ,j___?_.____.U_ - _ M_ ., i_ -- - - - - = . . _ -~__Z- ( -( . _ Testii&kFeast to d - ..I u IIX / . I * U I 11 11 Onion at Ilosii,adisp, Dips kt.fts Ready Dips Whspp.d C,am Dips. i$reahstoc, Cucumber or Uo'ct.ri Anø,t.il Dp 4 " - 4 to . 4 11 ' "-1' . twill , I ~I I _:%, - \1 I t I . ,/'• /4 . , - io _:`"`~ ) - ~~ _ -i ~ __. -, I~ t -oo . 411,_; , 1j,4 - k - •- - -- / '. t ~(r, _- _~, - - a.'- ____ Ti . . , English . In ,~, ~ .. FW . d9 ..7, _" r~,_ I ;. . . -_ --- I - It. 'A.- A . If -1 ,- -: . .. 1 F I 0 to 8!_6 79' ' 7 ' . ~ - 6' -11 S-it' Pt.i.iv 0 7` . 6- 69 ','' ............ 1p6b';* MILLS CHIPOS 12 oz. pkg. 39' '. is-' V _______________ , . . . . . . . . . . . . c' - Its Premium Deis Thin 51.400d ..n Sausage , 's • • • . . . Sandwich Spread 596 $119 ': 53 C.p.l.d Z.s,p II. . $1.49 71 .... I 1. 1 * I to I I 1;S,;..*;.,;.,.; " : : to .r I.. I "., I I ....aP ~ ,~ NESTEA Pi Esolooler so R.tk's i•isi.i . 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EL!j'°WGreenStamps1CP - i -f- shopping 'in" !-,;A- -0 I LA T _- I L.ua_:::__....,i,.,._.._.._..._.aj -- No I 11?4 I i ii reenStamps = _______ __ -._ ummmommmpk - - -- - SANFORD PLAZA 17-?2 Hwy. and Airport Blvd.,- Sanford - ' - C LO S E D SUNDAY - SEMINOLE PL Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry- - __ --------- 11111 ("fl(Th(4/C\F'r 1 -' tr, - - a - as . , *fle •........... -,_-_-JT_.4,,__ ougL,gas otherners "We can still lick this prob. !em," he said. But he said that in view of the uncert3irities of both supply and demand, "prudence dictates that we place into position a stand-by rationing program." Simon said the driver even more certainly will face higher gasoline prices because of the sharp increase In the price of Arab oil and the likelihood that other world oil prices may also rise. Simon had met Wednesday iCont'd. On Pg. 7A Col. 6) But the ration would be increased or decreased in certain areas of the nation to take account of differences in popiilatlon density, availability of public transportation, and types of private driving which may be considered essential. Simon said continued public cooperation in reducing gasoline use may yet avoid ratio. ffl. se r ave U A as For S uto Train , acat nOF V G tie - ljltiljk~3 If) bixiij 10 Lf litut.6i I . ' # 5a5 I' Yesterday, The Herald carried the story on Senator (urnL) s refusal to attend private executive sessions to help swear in r queti&n Watcrgate wLtness, bu Detective Edward O'Connor refused to disclose the amount (II tIiOflC) fount) in the Baker home, saying only that it was less than $1,000. lie called the couple senile, Asked whether he aireed • p1 I I. 1./ Ls- I4 I "Age" 6 ~' -,~ .\,-6- .. I i~ ome "after delinquent bill." Feasibi ity' Indical ie Savings o" t- - . . With road map. not gasoline . '-: - -_- --- - - .. -_______.,__ _`oM - if - 6 - - i FE _____ - - __ __-__ - , - - ---.I-. - -. ,; --- -- - - - - _. . __________ ---.,7. . I feasibility studies ,9,?Li!~ S.?rviinnl#- ("triostittv court house annex, the evuininersaidnearl agricultural cie autopsies have failed thus far to third floor expansion of the establish a definite cause of &inioed county court hous' death. were released today which are some $400,000 less than anticipated $35 million Dr. John Shields. as.sistant ;C U I tr ___- 4WA . . _~n m:_ - -----,-,--_ ,,.- ----------. "Mg~-- os f,,r or - - i o 11w pricetag A Iebruar) referendum is planned by county corn- 04 . ir M I - - -' TI ": A '.' L - de ." - '.' r' 'S \ -' I - - 4 -rusedtocomeeventhoughtw missioners who previously - -was in his nearby office." estimated $7 million will be -_ r .-W - - ~-. , -, r mm I have before me a form letter -.. - 1. 4 necessary to fund the three I . . -4 ..,Af - -4 y r " i . . .4 dated Dec. 17, from Gurney, buildings discussed today. as - I . -I regarding the plight of the 7 well as $3.5 million countv . j3iI I _11! ~ If 0 farmer while trying t0 obtain Io tx, built at Five Points. *14 A , , - _~_ i luk__.~ -I' m.. -_ fuel needed for his faming Today's good financial news equipment came from architects Gut LIOLII) \\ \1 \KEI{S GA S The final graph reads ... "I Ifinging in the. New Ye.-Ir charge includes three drinks. if mann. Dragash atid Nlatz, who assure you of in)- personal promises to be an expensive champagne breakfast and estimated $1.4 million, or lated p i incen age eff or ts to do all I can to celebration th is year, but ocal dancing on four floors to two $10&000 less than anticipated, will build a third floor and alleviate the present energy motel, lounge and restaurant bands, crisis and if I maybe of per operators are expecting The Cavalier in Sanford is provide badly needed court sonal service to you, please do capacity crowds at their parties also expecting a full house; rooms to the Sanford count ii here .I $15 per couple ticket il,vurt house, and from not hestitate to contact me." nonetheless. includes party favors and a I Park's Schweitzer Associates, Even though high priced New ['he Schweitzer group Youfigure it out. . .if he can't \'ear's Eve entertainment a.m. breakfast. still 1wesented .I feasibility stud% get to go next door, do you think follows , n exceptionally costly Reservations are * 1. 0 Christmas and toines in the available at thel'Sheraton where estimating the south countv ... a $5 ticket buys a couple of court house annex can b~, midst of a gas shortage scare. A local reader and former the reservations are rolling in part% favors and midnight (,onstructed for $1.3 million, ;f resident of Schenccthd', N.Y., for the evening of Dcc. 31. ** champagne. Openings are contracts zire k't (or a Sep. Sheriff's detectives said a trailer park near Miins, b hitchhiking girls called as soo n as our paper hit By MAUK WEIN17. available ait Club Lul, where a tember starting date, which is a A big crowd is expected at the the stands yesterday. She was llolida- y Inn off (lie Interstate on t(KL'iy they are questioning a 20- being held on charges of trying 111crald Stall Wrilt r full house is expected New S200,000 slice from previous Sheriff's detective., , _0d the terribly- upset about the actions SU 43 vshere a $12 per person year-old Minis man in conto snatch Year's Eve. a Woman's The $35 per couple estimates, purse Nov. two girls fled from Giles' car -- wu i iim- rearing a nt'cuon with w ith the UeathS, but no 17 In Cocoa, and on two charges and provided them with enough of that city's power company ()fl the agricultural center, charge includes favors, drinks Schweizer cut another $100,000 ittass murder involving the charges have yet been filed, of attempted rape stemming inloriiiation to ctr$ parehini' and breakfast. ::t iclectr Central Florida area, Brevarti Bernard K. Giles, who lives In in coming in with an estimated from an incident involving two Bookings are also good d iCont'd. On Pg 7a Col. 5) -______________ failed to pay their hill 'a sst-1 ln'rrv 's Club .Iuan;i S324,960 for the . propused Cuunt Sheriff's deputies today The 93 year-old mnan and his despite the 1-45 per couple structure off U.S. 17-92 on Land Fired off bulletins to surroun92 year-old wife were found (liarge' for food, drink and previously occupied by the old ding law enforcement gencies telling them a fourth body has Mitchell County home, dead in their two-story frame N ixed D Probe been found near sites where house by grandson who forced The Longwood Village Hotel ____________________________ WAShING-ION tAP - Former Ally. Gen. John N. Mitchell three women were murdered in htswaylntothestructurt has no special parts' planned for turned (Iuwfl recommendations For a federal grand jury in. l:th' November. - INDEX New Year's Eve, hut like other Authorities in Seminole and vestigatiun of p'ssible c'runinal violations by the nauor5s largest restaurants in the area, is Area deaths 2A Brevaril counties said today dairy cooperative, the Justice Department has disclosed. expecting every table to be Bridge 413 Mitchell eventually approved a civil antitrust suit against the there ,na' be a connection Draw your own conclusions, uui-cupicd by New Year Calendar ... 3A cooperative, the Associated Milk Producers Inc.) which gave between the lirevard slayings ONO. ii s-vrrvmnkers. 7-I ffm Classified ads 6R-7B to President Nixon's re-.electlon campaign. and the still - unsolved In case you're wondering, Comics . - 513 Mitchdll,desflnedobecomeNizon'scampaigndjrector,already Altamonte Springs dump by Mr. Nixon using that corn" Crossword puzzle 411 was making important campaign dec isions at the time his antitrust =~ Weather murditors of No young women. mercitl flight instead of an Air Dear Abby lB - - _W1 chief recommended that evidence against the milk producers The fourth body is so badly group be presented to a grand fry. Yesterday's high 80 low this Dr. Crane 613 fuel supply up to 10,000 gallons / , ~ orning Cs-S. Partly cloudy to Fditorial conunent decomposed that the victim's IA [)ocumentary evidence previously released has shown that On his $576,000 tax deductiuni occasionally cloudy through Entcrt.aimiiiient sex or how death occurred Mitchell also was aware of the political contributions being given 413 by virtue of giving back his vice Friday with, a chance of Horoscope 413 cannot be determined until an by the dairymen. presidential papers ... even if showers A little cooler tonight Hospital notes autopsy is performed, ac3A The recommendations for a grand Jury probe vsert' reported in; an and f'rmtav Public notices ,1i-1B corthng to Sheriff Leigh Wilson, affidavit written by Richard W. McLati',, former antitrust chief Highs mostly upper 7()s today built is believed Lit be a female. now a federal iudge in Chicago. Sdety 6A , Nixon placed a restricand mid lOs Friday. Losss Sports - . The other three victims tin1. 8MA The affidavit released Wednesday Is among doewner.ls Filed by -lion on his "gift," allowing tonight in upper 50s. covered In the grave were the department in federal court in San Antonio, 'F., den) ing the State 5A "access to the .papers only to Raiii probability 50 per cent Stocks female as-were the two bodies cooperative's assertion that the civil suit was filed as an attempt to IA JOHN MITCIIEIj, d esignated by the today, tonight and Friday. 'IV 413 retrieved Auu. 22 in Altamonte. extort additional political contributions. • .. Nixon campaign direetnr • Expect t Party Crowds 66 ' !I I::, Grated Parmesan ....... 7 F-glill r 1 ...... •'I,_•$,s valo r _____ ...... i•lb Ps-.i.d,lps-.. $,..d Is.ly s-s. Cream Cheese •....,,. -1 I ill - -- . 1pa ,~- I Buttermilk Biscuits • 4 -- 11rieft'i; testy #111111 Listerine Mouthwash. - - 'a. I'vi 'iiuR I _______. MOss Murder Of Fe ales Develo s ln Central Flori a I J'AreenStamps --1 ......... .... Miracle Margarine su... - M11. 994 frosen ':s-:'R9 -_ '4 .--__.-, _, ______ - - o,, , pop top • 141 3-01. site : f a I pd.,. [kDflt J1J Da~ P~t Iloz. X 'a - ___________ _______ .' I 13..t 496 t-./" " rpm &Beaut, A44 SPMA Hair spray. • • • • • • • • • • I ' a L Mist I.#th O.,...s-,à lv,ul.r, *t. - - -- • L. N slw~' i1 (s-- , )" _____________ Air 1..d,. Chef IlIor-Ar-Dito . ':' %, 4 ? 896 • J,. - 1 4------ , ____ plus Idda A it", SAW# 3,r, 0 A P Golden Cw.ê , .04 ' ''- ,AV-' - __ __ ,1,.too~t.*, Old Milvivauket 14 1 4.61 I - -. Cloop"d evvf .. I :-t , 01$gm*40 tll-lo Clotorobs 1110tof Chw.61 a 11A P-it.t ooter Chor di ng & t.otoo, . . . . • . . . - Preliminary indications were that new legislatbn would be nc€ded, he added. Simon also said residual fuel oils will be diverted from parts of the country to New England, which is heavily dependent on imported oil, Simon also issued new estimates indicating that the over. all oil shortage expec ted because-of the Arab oil embargo UNDAUNTLI) BY I -' : .V I 0 1 I 04 g P.01 Sunny Diolifillif I'7'1""";"7 - " I WGreenStamn uI5IJaJ .1 t -, fi k, 0 T F lo rida Citrus _Ji\ - 0 41 0 3 ' PS half gallors to 0 SAI 24c Chits-.. liii i..5...ii •-... ) J'AreenStampS 19 I Sugar lb b19 ' EXTRA ') l. 10 f1 By John A. SpotsW ..... 00-~mw~...* es k + 'f C iO 100-cf. h•5. , -11 J - RiceloAsRono .s- - # 0I ' '---,- _- '[ . . Ill, . . , 75' 1-----------' :...-._; rr r ---89 1111114'i/f' on Cf . . • . .. Rz ''-,' 0 .- I ______ ''\4jf ' It. 0 _______________________ - ' [1Ti1 ; WkenStampsrj o U 3. BAND-A ID 1' , .1 -. 1b '&. Flossie or Clear strips 1.1,,.. Wb... 5,, ' <_&... I I Adhesive Bandages so Corn Chox . ........2 it s-i, Breaded Sh r imp 700* phg T,.as,, - '.' Itsuuy .. Aluminum Foil . . 'ib'$299 a defy INS four days aftrr`N1fibra contacts" -k.b thi Bakers. lie said tt*isl' luded a visit to the Mohawk Power Corp turneul off the couples electricit The home Dec 13 in an effort to explain the necessity of nuiking corporation said it acted after inutu,lh ti -month-old bill of ii t"11 I 89' ' /~~ arIic Vinegar ..... ( I ., Deviled Ham ...... 0 - \ 794 Rollins Viffar at fr4 • F 'Y ,111,. $1 1 ,' ......., lIil ','' - about 32 033 gaii of gasoline per month, with coupons to be to every licensed driver over 18 years old. ,'ieard the based in Orlando and traveling "Besides." added Searle, Carolinas where I'd to the tourist attractions in thewe (lid the bulk of journey rtageismoreserious but! Central area 1* the train to save gas." have no fears about the supply The John Riggil family from The Frank Tavenner family in Florida." Lakewood, N.J. had also d H a h A from Arlington. Va., also fell by Steptuanie Swayze, another gathered from t n ws m ja taking the Auto Train they were visitor Irvin Harrisburg, Penn. there was enough gasoline to with O'Connor, Heise said, doing their part to save gasoline said she had heard prior to their get then, from sa o to t - The grandson of an ek1erly Authorities investigating the oer their %acation The gas trip Florida service From what I s, it vs-as pos Ice stations destination in Miami without to couple found dead it, a cold deaths of Frank and Catherine sible. yes, shortage doesn't win as bad as were not selling gasoline to out serious delays, "We heard gas home Christmas Eve says [taker said wtay that everyone's making out, and we of state visitors. A phone call to was short and a little higher lie s.-lid that whatever money possible senility may have hundreds of dollars were found Saved a lot hiv taking the train," the AAA gr,t her the assurances th n in New Jersey, but not the Bakers had. -they would caused his grandparents to fail in the house under inattresses -' explained INIrs. Tavenner. such rwtiors were unfounded. enough to ruin our vacation," forgotten" o and wrapped In toilet paper. pa . the bill, 9'.. Baker was 93. his iwife - , 161111 'I, *4~imw=lr Is Niagara .Nlohawk spokes- I Mixed Nuts El1'Lnt' I STAMPS10 99' SAVO 144. Planters - - - a All-beef Style ,,, ,,, fii .'. t Lpf as.disconn t :..• -, -. I /..-- A WE ACCEPT I 49cC P1.2 Large Shrimp.....**ago • ill St nt': . a.. $1 Ps-; . Thri .mw .00' loobw Ir - . . . ", JV" L..................... ,, C.,.. ' •' Oscar Mayer Weiners . * . C 79 w/LEMON 24-ox. size - L t~ P-41, --oo.........s. . I I ...... :7.!. Dill Pickles ( 656 ..4 U.11 ige • A '77 •1 -. . Country Ham 1111111111 Beef or Chicken VI Soo. c.i.. c.... Lemon Juice. N 99C I1—- Ripe Olives . . . . . . , . 2 I ! 01 1' ' , * --- Cheer-Its ............ Ii .4 It - - - - - - - I PV NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE I v Coun e s roun 0 50C Ton cam owl ~i I Kraft Dressings . FvdirCarodr lot, ~.'', I ....... -lf!1tl-tl-1 • $..,h,.. Crisis, for6h n I I --- - !~ 3t.Iw.h iric.-s LU. V.4 lb I• I Swift Franks . . . . . . W $'of' , um, Turkey . . . . 18C (.pt,, 1lq I -_ I '19a 4. 1., ..0. ~'* Pot 0,..., $syl. Pork Is-Wi a.. . __1 1 - Beef Liver S,,wl.. u, 7J 5 *55 $. I'bby I -: fossil. Cheese fossil, On$*^ toasts. late" toasts - ,I is I.fi•IIss Smoked Daisies Y GENERAL Al - po, GREEN I 11 STAM PS Its : : I 1. 0 I. C Snack Crackers s : - Uk U _Z' I -11& ,- . . 9.104 $ b..k,s, 1 99 1 1 , 49c ' - - I*-*&, 1 tD - Sole Fill ets ............ ,;-'-- __________ : 0I Per 16 59 Fried Chicken . ' Thursday, December 27, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 209 Price 10 Cents tie .•.. ,. .. ~MNXF4~En ed*- I Three Bean Salado 411 0 0 4111 Is lb 59C ' , 79 I -. _~ I f.,,h-Mad, • - I 1,. HealthSalad 71V - $1 ' ,, . . .. . • . . o.i.,...,i, 01% • , ~ , 1111,11,59 a Potato Salad w - - C lb 99 IMF—— 1-0 0 1 4t~. 'phi' ------- She said Auto Train officials "I'm a little nervous about said Mrs. Rigil. bad as many tourists (cared. had announced over the public thereturntrip,becausewcplan tier husband explained Auto "Our only worry is about address system at the start of to drive the whole way," she Tiain officials had assured getting home again aroundJan. Northerners arriving in their trip, and again on arrival admitted. them the situation as not t(u-int'd On P. 7A Col. Sanford today aboard the Auto in Sanford, tourists need expect A visitor from Philadelphia, .otr' -Train believe the nation-wide no gasoline problems in Florida C.R. Barnhill, said he had found $QP'i- - 9'ii gasonne shortage extends Into except possibly over weekends, no difficulty getting all the gas Florida but is not serious The Tavenner family will travel lie needed at home, despite / enough to prevent the' cautious by car from Santcrd to Sanibel news of the shortage, and he motorist enjoying his annual where they own a con txpectsnoproblemsrnFloricja vacation in the Sunshine State dominium 'I see no reason to cancel m "A mans got to take a Lorraine Bill from Penn. vacation because of a gas "f vacation," rommented George seuken, N.J. said there was shortage that doesn't seem too I 1 . -it 1,arle from Harrisburg, Penn. more talk about shortages at serious ,anyway -. _.~ ____._- -i . . ." lie Com. t "I heard the gas shortage in hoine in ,New Jersey than in inented. I . Florida was no worse than at F'lorlda."I have friends who John F Flynn , hoine. and if we're careful we have been down here in Florida 1 <_ ,-;on't use that many tanks of sintre early November and they 4 *;,. gathered d'the news media . A. r ias." Searle and his family said they have had no problems is no real plan to visit St. Augustine, getting gas," she said. "I came and dOn't gasoline shortage in Florida. 4 Disney World and St. Peter1 Ao_ - down bv train because- I I \ \Macaroni Salad.... . - Cream Style Corn - By JEAN I'AlTESON Herald Sta ff Writer - 0 d/I quarter 99C Beer Salami \11I V . . . . .1 , Blacke ed Peas - - may be much less than previously predicted. Instead of the earlier esti. rnafr of a shortfall of 327 mu , lion barrels per day, or 16 per cent of demand, Simon said it is now estimated that the shortfall may reach 2.7 million barrels per day, or 13.6 per cent. But he said the pressure remains on gasoline because of the need to switch refinery production to other fuels. Simon said the rationing systern being developed now looks towar(IalxIsic ration averaging it. o $ U ,. 'i-t•: NX P"M j I S S 0 " b (I4 )..P% 7 lawyers were examining exist. ing legislation to see if rationing could actually be put into effect without a new law to authorize I --1 ant 10 . . . . . . . . " I with H.V.P. Fit l.,,du Sul.'.'.. t.,,p $Iu,d "'~ , , f ~. - I - I I i .-,, . It i -,-- ,- I- 4~~. . , -..I - flØc I I I • 49 .......... d. Gra efruit Juice ,' Ilk r s A arge *.•(i S S S S lb or - : a N i 4 I 1: I an red Florida 1 lb PepperedBeef......... , "WI : 29 001.4,0.1 shoord ^ 1. i iZ l .e J. . . I . [ utfL1dI1r Green Cabbage 'b 01,0 W,,,]J 11-,odSko,d (.,- 11-4 .I FrRen . .I R Ground Beef .. I ,,,, rowns -- _\ ,iw N.,d L oast u - 0 Fish Sticks p,,t., ., i.w, c ' S . . . . . . . bs Beef Short Ri•I. - -• Chicken. Beef or Turkey.. V ZJuicyLenivas o lyflovere4welfo n . . . . . . . . . . . . . y um ''"" I.'•' £ ' it -,-_--.,&___ 0 kwI $IAq.IA Imperial Roast '7 - / I fli 1111111 fle,,•,fut Pot Roast ' - di, kil I a -------- -- f V )I .'''.' _____ - - I .11 111111, Red Potatoes P,rn,,.ø .1 ' - to 'o \ -I - I o ri INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE __ _'' _': - - - O,.i. $isAsps w/iv I .---- a]fW;f .._-,~~_ -. 4": -P. -- -- lie said the system would not be ready for operation until March 1 at the earliest and that trends in ga soline supply and demand over the next six weeks would determine whether rationing is really needed, Simon said if rationing of gasoline does come, the system would cost about 31.5 billion per year, and his present plans are to charge each driver $1 for his monthly ration book. Simon said, however, it would really be up to Congress to de. dde on financing. Be said his It, ,,.,..,. - I 41 I' ______ - SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN "'T. 0 0 ~0V, .- -' $139 ' " •SS••S••I U3, No 1. Ideal for points __1 , -. WILLIAM SIMON ...Aoid use? i15 I 4 . F . ~~ 1 It , - - rl---r-: /. I .- icublIX 0 SI...... . . . . . . . . . . . , %&H r ' J Uas.ss fpliu tOO .ai,. , 1, 13 $tbi - \ IrI - --\, , V I ;I 'A I.- 1I \ i . -- is J 2" 7 'h "A t.Ia Sliced Bacon WASIIIN(;TON tAP - Fed. eral Energy Chief William E. Simon announed today establlshrneni of a stand-by !ystem for gasoljni' rationing but said he still believes its actual use can be avoided. Simon said he has ordered the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to begin printing a three-month supply of gasoline ration coupons, Just in case they are needed, and has directed his staff to make contact with state governments concerning rationing preparations. to 4 1' Pi.isu',i Il.v.,Ivl , . - Simon Readies Gas Ration Syste 1 -- 0 , , ,.. ' 4 e NewYear1 come ,...v"1PUBtIX ' WILL CLOSE AT 6 pm. NEW YEAR'S EVE it & WILL REMAIN CLOSED , NEW YEAR'S DAY. Be sure Oaty D,Pt I'd Pirst• s..l.ts lp.tt.d during this Holiday Festive Canned Picnics lot k,afi $ Bacon \\J if $ a I -. - _ , I c -_.--_-._•-.•4_ wIc ) ' . aqq*e 4, 'IQI - I , ~ 01 mdr; 4N*CP •'4f fo~f ___ 1-1110" - -- ' ''' - mat III.:' __ 4( ___ r. - - - - i - - a - F - __._-__._t_ ~~ ~,--- ~- - aw_~,."I,-L~ __ "•- _ - ..- -- liiut horf �- - - "W _-~__-_,___ r - .- - - -7--- rr - . -_---- I - r- C .. I ir -- 2A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, -- - r T - Tt[1L - - ur - -. -- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia ' -L 0 j critic National Committee in Washington. D.C., offi ce. Watergate the scandal, its a rtn'ent complex called the Investigation and effects was %4tergate. Ultimately, they voted the top news story of reached into the White house 1973 by the editors and news where President flichard N . directors of AssoctsUd Press Nson's two top aides resigned member newspapers and radio and his counsel was fired. and TV stations As Congressional commit The other top toflr-s in tees particularl the Senate of balloting were (2) Selcet Committee on Presidenorder T Agnew Spiro () the end of tial Campaign Activities, th e war in Vietni.m and re lease known as the Watergate cornof the prisone rs of war (4) the mittee, began investigating, the economy; (5) war In the Mid. key ques tion before the nation die East; (6) the energy crisis; became: What did Nixon know - - A (7) the slaying of 27 boys in about the Watergate break4n Texas, (8) the death of former and when did he know Did President Lyndon B. Johnson: he. in a word, try, to cover it Skylab space missions; and up? the resolution in Ihile 1. Th ough it had its roots 2. Spiro who? Spiro the in the presidential campaign of Vice President spokesman 1972, Watergate and the multiagainst the "nattering nabobs faceted White House scandals of negativism," th e liberals, the w.th which it has become syn- press, spokesman for law and -- ryE i J J I - -% t - IL Ig_;_1I - i~ it - ---A . -,Z_ - .I "~-n~ = -:- ~ T - 1. i. I r V- I - - t - X # . zA I 0% I I - . ! - __ - Z .;-~ Avw % - _, -A "r- 11 - -1L -.. t___,~, t- - r ~ ftK'.-- - -I- - , - - -_ ' - ' 4 h' - ,. - ,I down I . ass 0 shooting thatli ~T I iz ~ 4 t .. I I_: . ;4 . Ii -' Pathet Lao Accused ' VIENTIANE, Laos (API The Laotian goverment accu3ed the Pathet Lao of %iolating their cease4ire ment by arming 17,000 civilians in weas controlled by the Communists. A government spokesman said the Pathet Lao was tefling vil.1agers: "We must be ready to defend ourselves." Meanwhile, Prince Souph.anouvong, tibilair head of the Pathet Loo, accused the Vientiane govermefltofenclrdfln a th tI W. Vientiane and Luang Prabang. He said the coalition goverranent called for by their peace agreement could not be farmed untU the two dtles were effectively neutral. lied. Viets Sweep Mekong !, u ietrt.-tm I ) usan o South VieUmmese troops swept across the lower Mekong Delta " -Y In is di Ive to protect the rice harvest after govem. men troops suffered near Y C5 a an ambush. Delayed field reporb said a baittalicin of about 500 tivops was put out o( action in the Madnute Viet Cong attack Christmais Day, with 18 men killed, 42 miming and 81 wottrAed. The goverzrient moved 1,5W reinforcernents Into the region, and Viet Cong arid two more government soldiers were reported killed Wednesday, - . 1 0 ,17 tl~ i _-*.* 4 ill - 1 GENEVA, Swltzenlad (AP) The Egyptian-Israeli talks on troop pu llback along the Suez Canal are back In - session after a month-long E937fian boycott, but the hard bargaining apparently hasn't resumed yet. Israeli and Egyptian officers reopen ed the talks with a 9O1UUL meeting Wednesday, and a (Jolted Nations spokesman said they would meet again Friday. A brief com.munique said: Both sides discussed the of dise ngagement, which will facilitate productive dLs- Philippine Army Alerted MAILA, Phdippines (AP) - -Ile Philippine amed forces have been put ona high atareo(a1ertjnanudp0r' of demonstrations Sunlay against President Ferdinand E. Marcos, mnilaars urces sal.1 today. Under U4t i (mut.ltution tMt Marcos Urew out when he dechLred rnartiM law 15 months ago, h four-year term would have 04-led Sulki-4 at "w". but Ule new cucuUtuUon lie in. troducedinJanuarylethimextendhlstermjndeflpjtely, * Crime Rate Increases .. _4 ! ~~ _w 4 -it 'A- 3 .-L emsed one per cent in the Wit nine months Of the year, the JwLc-c' Department u>s This compares with i two per çCflt decline iii the htt nine 1TOflthS of last year. 1"he Largess crime rise was in the South which reported a four per cent hike. There was a two per cent rise in the N" CentralStates while crime remained at last year s1eel In the Northeast AM dedined two per cent in the West. Metzenbaum Pays Taxes __ - - WASHINGTON fAP)_01~y twir. days beftre he wx se. 1"1C in 'i l tac rrLu'n i t'c j,rrct tL made it order t( t C Z'-f) jjitandJng. The suit in th e Ca-.S IS contmcdng Metunba- um said that If he ww the internal Revenue .~ -si,- wail refund the mixtey to him -- - - - - - - - - - - I .._ t: - -- :..- ' IF- .- -.,. _101:1L.111i - -- _ - 14 - -4 --- 4 La -: r . 41 . A ------- ______ get Na an 1. Watervate: The investigation. the reiLignations and fit. mgi the indictments the tapes and the related scandals 2 Th resignation of Spiro Agntw as Vice rressdent 3 The end of the Vietnam ssar and the return of 'h L Capt. Alan WCfl r , . .- , .1 3 the United States. ~ft schemes which bilk him catch (ItiZt'flS klkr Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler said the plan dad t _. ,,, S ,, 1. into rfiect, and , `more -- thA * --,~ I ,Q 7,000 prisoners were held in Santiago's National Soce.r - - 10. Chile's search (or "The et, F I i * es States and Western Europe. - SAN ICLEMENTE, Calif depart#Te to newsmen unl, down the aisle when she Nixon "I told and the Soviet Union (APj~-President Nixon is aftff LNe flight was airborne, - "It just shocked me." she him,'I'm glad it's you and not a Warren said Nixon woWd vacationing bet e today after an said Nixon took a commercial said, bomb." stay at the Western White unannounced commercial flight "to set an example for the She had been writing a letter She added,"I was glad to see House at least through next airliner flight that caught Amierican Public" during the to her boyfriend arid asked him because I voted for him and Tuesday, New Year's Day. newsmen by surprise and energy crisis. Nixon to sign It or "he'd never I'm for him all the way. tivil.led fellow passengers. Warren said the trip was kept beheve" that the President was The White House (hd not say The presidential party of 25 The President secretly secret for security reasons, on her flight. Nixon was happy was among i2 passengers how Nixon would return from boarded United Air 11nes t On previous trips from to sign the letter, she said. a5 belore other passengers Wasnington to me Western i saw his wik p.s," aaid The plane can carry rzz Nixonin ion was yen Y 0 Wednesday at Washington's White House, the presidential Mrs. Merle Fleming of Tulsa, passengers, Dulles IntermUorial Airport. entourage has used two Okla. "'Isn' t that Pat?' I asited Twelve members of the part y 5:19 p.m, EST. Regular He took a seat fit the first elm government-owned Boeing the stewardess. She said yes. I occupied first clam seats and 13 plane section, surrounded by Secret 707s. The 7ais and helicopters couldr,'t believe it." were in the coach section, passengers boarded the Service agents. J1uhe Gilkey, 19, of Fairfax. according to United. The White about half an hour later and It used to ferry the prt.sidential Diri;. - 9 the flight to Im party to and froin airputs Va.. a sophomore at the House Said ,ixon % lKlid the was airborne al 6:15 p.m., some Angeles en route to the Westem consumed some 58,000 gallons University of Oregon, said sIx! 1217.64 fare each for hintself, 35 minutes late. White house at San Clemente, ofJetIuelataround=tripcostto had been worried during Pt and Ins daughter Tricia . It arrived In Los Ans!eles • Qalif., "I fie strol.led U)e nislc3 uf the governmIent of up to 111,5w, takeoff that sornettMg was Nixon and his staff used a so.. 11:05 P.1n, I=. Dw ,regular the plane, talking to passengers by White House esumtes. amis because a security guard called ,,suitcas(! satellite" to paswngers w alted while Nixon and sI 1 1 Myers,16 f San Diego, had th the WhiW left the plane in a closed ter. Asst. White House press Calif., said she awoke from a boarded and asked to we her House during the trip. It is minal area and stepped into a secretary Gerald Warren, who sleep in the tourist 3ection and ticket. similar or Identical to one used limousine for, the drive to San tfidn't announce the President's saw the President walking She told newsmen here that by Nixon on his trips to China Clemente. 11111111111111111111111111111111 I . 4 1ffipw~~ - - 4i - rC - !L .4op-. I / Elder Kimball underwent heart surgery in April of 1972, but resumed official church duties, including directioti f 1~ BEIRUT,Lebanon (AP)- At libyan stronguian hitiamnw nwre widely condent,ned in the least 28 hIjackers and other Khadafy's comment that he Arab world than the attack by he church's missionary III tuis had other Palestinian terrorists have stir- would chop off their hands, Five guerrillas at the Rome serious illnesses A lung rcndtr(-d L Arab gosernnients A gunman sthu seized a num airport Last sck , Malignancy left him with a this year, but none of them has ber of hostages in an Athena wound up in Kuwait aboard a deep, raspy voice been punished so far. bolt-i last August and obtained hiJickc-d West (crman airliner. '111e9uv( T1U11cnL5 wXl the big We conduct to Kuwait dropped The five men are now being . Following Kimball in order of Palestinian guerrilla groups (romsightthere, and it was as,. tnterrogatc.in Kuwait. a ccord- seniority is Ezra Taft Benson, now condemn terrorism, snimed that he was freed. Ing to official announcements secretary of agriculture In the believing that it alienates Last September in Paris, live there. and officials of the Pat. Eisenhower adm inistra lion, (ot1wn opinion and does no Palestinian gunmen stormed estine Liberation Organization Thenextpre.sidcntwillbethe harm to Israel Rut n-n Arab Itt' audi Aralinin Frrins art I ik ant' p irt in tin qw tivi 12th in (hi Ii 1 r tu tir) liffil, Iws brought any uf -wizt%t diplomats as hogages Ing. 17he Moroccan goverrunent the church, wh~icb lum nearly the taTorists to trial. and none and finally suffendered in Ku- urged Kuwait to show the ter. doubled in size in the last f them has been turned over to wait Kuwait announced that rorists no niert) or pity," arid decade The church president the Palestine Libera tion Organ- they were sent to a "fighting Kuwait promised they would be serves for li fe szatlon for disciplinary action front" when the Arab-Israeli punished A church spokesman said the 11w Sudariew Pvernment war broke out Oct.6. and there Lattir, the Moroccsn govern. ' at LOUIICII of the Twelve would least five has been no further word of ment said it had been told that Un*s the trial of eight Black them. Kuwait would tum thtnn over it) meet with President Lee's September terrorists who kikd Four guerraIl4Ls wit') hijacked the P1.0 for trial , but the P11) Famil tiudas to 'cuss funeral U.S. ambassador and two aKLMumbo jet during aflight said this hadno been qgreedon Zi,u!;';),tt the hfiddle EaA Nov. 25 yet. the Saudi Arabian &nbassy in surrendered two da,ts IaW in Othcr Arab tefforists mv in ' fhtbai. another Persian Gulf European jails and prisons. 'fl 't'._ I aIcUniari utr sheLkiIIJIII There has be-era Oh !tarte Palestlrilan5 were Jailud rtIL s Who hijacked a Japan Air ,innotgncement of their (ate in Rome last SepteaTiber, lines jumbo Jet last July and Because (our Moroccan offi- charged wIth plotting to shoot Mew it up in Libya al3o havt not tials were among the 32 persnm down an Israeli airliner with = I_I_fk4 _51r_"KJ been brough t tí, trl,al despi te kilJ n- t -r't ,.n has been small Soviet rockets Pan ' ____'- ____ ____ '_ -- \ 1 4r, .-,A . PRESIDENT NIXON ...Thrifts ers __ .-- - 0 . __ - ' _i~,_i~ A . ,•, Ir Pl.1 for the past 18 months, were at his bedside when the' 95, a grand-nephew of church Council of the Twelve possibly head of the Cborch of Jesus founder Joseph Smi th . as early as next week. entered a Christ of Latter-Day Saints Joseph Fielding Smi th had If tradition is (ollowed, the hospital for a physical &lormon died. served 24 years after suc- twxt president will be Spencer examination Wednesday af. 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In Im oriinai Party Favors 66 11\ N I hb IulI 4 Mary Ellen Williams lh fourth It 4 . ~Il - Mary 0. Buckner Perry Davis Nathan Israel, Del,and Ralph E.Adridge, Casselboerr)Anna M. Woodhouse, Miami Shores Jot111 If. Steer, Orange City PIPt' ih&i a munutt it s rduciii $229 11 . S Hicardo L Perez 11"00 On@ rival. easy lo carry beg .- I S These callers are very smooth Mr. and Mrs. Charles - Plantees Sanford: Dennis W. Sr,iathers \hamk M. Gault Sleivin L. James Ada C. Blanchard Katherine Hutcherson Anthony Montgomery FlIa If. Montgomery Ca tharine H. Harris Frances Garrow GENERAL ELECTRIC - - DF.( - 23, 1973 Sanford- . ompact -- LIMIT! 11 - - ,, .W I Fniu . % . I would like to caution Y Sin J }h,llI-IWav a girl. Sanford - q~~, e t - , ' ADMISSIONS - f - I _________ N ntP.s - LIMIT! - - Gallon It - I EnterprLse I- , - Catherine Audas. Deltona ADMISSIONS Jaiiies M. Donegan, Deltona Sanford: Lina Baisch. Deltona Elizabeth Jones Harriett L. Holloway Ituth K. Robert, [kilona Kevin J \eshna Edwin Pullen, Delton4.a Stwila D. Meadows Agllub 1*1. lxiigel, U~Clltvlw Gloria Washington Marie T. Meeking, DeBary Annie M. Weeks him - 'C Schumann DeBary Nana L. Hopkins, DeBary Katherine M. Wenz, DeBary Mary K. Dickin, D,eBary Andrea Barber, DeBary Elimbeth M. Barker, DeBary James F. Clay, DeLand Charles Biggs Jr., Lake Victor 13. Hansen, Longwood Monroe LaWanda Moore, osteen Walter C. Cook, lake Mary Fdw,rd I ('unningh'im 4- \ - t .=a•IIiii-.. ( LIMIT! T be serv careful jf someone Ca Itsflfldas ks forheip DECEMBER 22, IM ,. P `!liii r 100' I/ Aluminum VIII I ') tol . ,. IVIIUK ' . .- . . . - - 1 n Dkifiiiolld ia'Il - - -'. - "I IL Sanford resident. another , S KM 'r. I ' - , 195 ft Trash Problems! is dead at ,4. . T IA 911 a er a es $ Ice / -srUQISTMAS CARDS ' talkers. They know how to play on emotlon.s. They know that most people want to help catch L 1 'i crook. If they ) should call or •, By volvell in this year's n touch %vith you, contact Traffic acciderts over the movements. your local police department or Christmas weeked claimed 520 "We wouldn't say it was the contact batik personnel fin. lives, the lowest figure for a energy crisis only that would mediately," Butler said. dow n the number of "Another he said. t your money is he pigeon going back to 1951. drop scheme. A stranger Samplings by The Aswiated TV National Safety Council suggests you divide with him a had estimated in advance that Press imlicated that a substan. large sum of money he has just the toll might reach between W Ual number of service stations found.11R connun wants to put and 650 in the period from 6 acrr;s the thountry weft- closed * some of your money in with th,e, p.m. Friday Ip midnight Tues. Sunday and Christmas Day and money he allegedly fnd to day that holiday traffic was UflUSU show "good' faith" Then A council spokesman said it ally light. somehow the package conLast year, 656 deaths were may be several weeks before taming the money is switched the council can determine the counted during a three-day and the conman disappear*-," significance of the figures in. Cliristmas weekend. I Butler said. 49 Dead At 74 Having - ..& - II • SALT LAK ECITY (AP) hours later from lung and municator with God, had taken two decades. Harold president of the cardiac failure, off ice July 7, 1972, followin g the . A successor to President I4ee 33-m llion member mom)on His wife and family members death of Joseph Fielding Smith, will be chosen by the church's -• U n *1 ted - ham Hol'iday Highway i oil , st.rong ties with the United . to __ owest UnIon and other Communi%t bloc count ries and welcomed - 9. The Skylab missions. 10. The Chilean revolution. it HOLIDAY ITEMS - ______________________________________________________ citizens o a record 84 days in spate that would las t into Stadium, The military- severed 197-1. relations with Cuba. the.So%i,,t sions give by phone at 1wr home by a man whereupon he would take it co mmitted C a dishonest bank U Bordens ,I -: PRICES OF ALL I I= TI)e conman said she should work in that instance, but did curred Dec. 20., in Sanford, an withdraw a large amount of work a month earlier on contacted money and i.- 1 *TOYS & GAMES *CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS *GIFT WRAP & RIBBON *TASTE T EAT Work and urrsst when anti -Cornmuau.t military j unt a woman was tf A AI LIMIT! fl, 'k.'. dishonesty of the teller. elderly I 0 ,qw-- 1~ f, t'.) , have worked the Sanford area examiner. lie asked her to help $U$Ctuf - undertouic the most ambltiois or the three Skylab mis- At a S •j r.rt' JU S asiiIl In recent months con artists who pretended to be a bank with him in order to prove the with • 5, I Men • F _D 't general strikes, a falterin*9 •C S si - 4. The state of the economy. 5. The Mideast situation and Yom Kippur war. 6. The energy crisis. 7. Th e mias mu rd ers of teenage boys in Texas. 8. The death of Lyndon U. Johnson, 36th President of on and Marine Mal. Jack R. attacked the Presidential Lousms out, of trouble if nects. palace. On Sept. 12. Allende'; sary. But they, too, solved poncho-wrapped their own problems, despite a mov,ed I thr bout with motion sickness. The Skylab III astronauts Gerald P Can William R (' • ,,1 I P-a - V 9 0 I - 1 e, Vt/rirri "I A • 7oz, O1'fl - -. ceonom arno olic e i '•• (HeraldPh t b Eld Nichols) P ONLY I 11111111M ~_~ . . It V ' T-" - * known as the "fi x anything" Road to Socialism" ended al crew, most three years to the day y - ________ HOME AT LAST, SAFELY . . .POWs back with families i 4 / iw ~_ k -_ _______ SEwroNIA CLUB of Longwood hosted underprivileged children at a Christmas p,arty held at home of Vince Corino (right) shown inIt- W]"C' 11)1 011(l of t1W 1,I)IR-sts to a friell(fly horse. 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But, three years or homosexual at a sacrifice of 1,854 men in rape torture and murder - battle and $5.5 billion worth OUR OISCOUNTPRICE OUR DISCOUNTPRICL OUR DISCOUNT PRICE . . ____________ rx-scue mission was standing by e w Briefs i T_ N 'i* xon Shuns H'16 S :... . - -; si -. . 13 to 20, and their fate came N SO - , urin Deodorant Hair4pray - s Sets An Example World -i gra rdtDry Uff I 1 _~ - - The Skylab I astronauts be knowi through . " '. t/ contact their Weement was announced. Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph In July, the Skylab 11 astro. After It had begun. The end rents. Some would come P. Kerwin And Paul J. 9(a ) M e. Weill', nauts surpassed that record "me in a bloody coup that left 9. Nine men rocketed into blasted off May 1.1 and stayed slaying in space for 59 days, I f 1,000 persons dead -including but not 27, all boys. Their space this year In three sepa. in space until'June 22 - 28 hours and 9 rninutes. Th vy Salvador Allende, the- rirs' - bodies were found scattered In rate Skylab rriWons. They days and I I million miles later fretly-elected Marxist president thr" praivesites In the Houston were the last manned spact The 3 had problems with the too. hit problems, this time in the Western Ifernisphere. .4 with their steering rockets. A ares. They ranged in age from nights the United States has Chile had been paralyzed b~ ship's heal-shield and became to . I- coin. Johnson dreamt of a 1973, energy became a "G reat Society." global problem as well as a After he retired to his be. domestic one. and some loved PeclemAlei River in 1968. European countries banned Johnsons0 chmt pains grew the Egyptian twern them. Until Elmer Third Army on the east sIdt.of Wayne Henley, 17, a junior the canal. On the northeaste rn high school dropo ut, called front, the Israeli% puthed the mother and said. "MAMA, 1 Syrians back past the Golan killed Dean." 'Then he called rldgeline and well down the the police. void to Damascus before a Henley mid lie had killed U.N. cease fire on Oct. 22. Corti in an argument over the AWtI.TOUNCE1ENT - Agnew steps 9' of or A... 4 / ' - Cflu and trapped _________________________ . I" ',> the canal, cut off the city of Suez Yet no ;nr suspected a link be. ; -riyy('t' States. But of tanks planes, guns fuel and Perhaps a dozen of the ammunition the, pushed the >ouths had disapp.-rt d from Fats n'ians back a'ross the t-.n ., u = I K~ppur war, be-cause that was began. A rabs attacked, U.N. ob. servers said. on two fronts: Across the Sl;ez Canal and on the Golan ifeighLs. seeking to restore territory Israel had - 1401! -4 lf~ Phfi~~i. 1-1-1 a - - ,nit __ - - .'- - 3 Jan 27, 1973 The sign lighting was banned President ing of the peace accords in a Nixon created a new agency to 8. Lyndon Raines John so n, war that had las ted 25 ears a the 36th Prident of the United deal with the problem war in which the United States Federal Energy Administra. Stiles, died of a heart attack was a participant for 12 sears, lion. Jan. 22, 1973. He became a war that claimed 4,000 Many belie ved the wors t President when John F. Ken. American lives and cost the was yet to come and that the nedy was assassinated and on U.S. $150 billion. As Secretary World War II specter of gas ra- a full term of his own b> a of State William Rogers signed tioning was just around the lan.lslide. He declined to run his name 62 times to sarious for a second full term because corner eproblemhad ' documents, there was little p of public dissatisfaction with long in coming and was Joicing. Alter this long, some caused the Vietnam war. mainly by the sieppedup usage believed the war in Vietnam Responslbh for more civil 0 energy throughout ,e was not really over. And, 1n rights legislation than any O1,u and Part1CU1) the deed, there would be future " Pn'sisitit since Abraham Lin- 5. It was called the Yom --a I Comet .. mc in 1912. Some boys, some save heart attack. The day after planned, gins, most bo's. Most, sooner he died the Vietnam cease-fi re =t ~_ -~~_~_11 - Thursday , Dec. 27,1973-3A The Sanford Herald *,- -• turned off, cutbacks instituted another junior high school for home industry and busi dro ut and sometime friend ness. and outdoor Christmas of In)ey who knew Corll as , .; -• he evaded $13 551 In 1967 in come tax, and was lined days: airline flights cut; speed Ing obtain young boys for $10,000 and placed on three limits reduced across the na (2orll Incriminated with him years probation. was David Owen Brooks, 18, tion big neon advertising - ., . 6. For yckrs, the phrase lives and rontemplated rape of "energy crisis" had bee n a 20.year-old man and a 15. kicked around. In 1973, it be• year-old girl. Later Henley led came reality as gas stitions pollee to the graves of other wer ordered closed on Sun victims He also admitted help tjtu i upon litc t int d out f usual af(t'i;n,tiun nap 1973. Phases Three and Four, that day in January. Shortly twice rmetes, rises in the cost 7. Boys run away from afterwards, the Secret Service of living, a troubled dollar home.'Mat is an axiom. was called. In a few moments, abroad and inflation captur?d In H ouston the police the 6.1. ear-old giant of Amer. headlines throughout the ,ear. counteds,2ooyoungste,smjss. ican politiciwasdead ofa mis- i . Agnew resigned the vice prt'si. dency, lie pleaded no contest to a federal felony charge that onymous, exploded into public order, conservatism and the skirmishes in the war-tom purne'.v this year. The effect American Dream. country'. Pervasive. Spiry T. Agnew seemed to 71w sc.-ndals began as a stand untarr 'Aed as Watergate 4. NICAt boycotts and Republican break4n to spy on touct,rd member arter member , ;. i , I family. And then, on Oct. 10, ~ ~~~~~~~ I Waterga te, Agne w, Top Stories Or iv'. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ---';---•'- --' Dec. 27, 1973 ~ A 'r-,T -- - i �71 .i A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 27, 1973 007 Atop Honor Obligations Gurney ou I d Put S h Sen. Ed Gurney's troubles continue to mount, and we can't help but feel that many of them \ cue brought upon the Winter Park Rtpuhliean by none other than himself. The most recent bad news emanating from 'loi'ida's senior senator's office sterns from what could have been a most effective assignwent working with the Watergate committee. Now, we are told that Gurney has missed the last eight straight public Watergate Committee sessions, ostensibly because according to a j/ Gurney spokesman) the senator \%,a, , ,"too busy - ith other Senate duties." Further, we have learned that on several occasions Gurney was the only Watergate Committee member available to swear in witnesses. and that he refused to (10 SO, even though he was sitting in his office, which is close to the interrogation room. (;urnev. through a spokesman, says he won't relinquish his seat on the Watergate Committee. Ti- k 'ec'rns ridiculous If the senator is ton u tItICipatC in what is surely the zitost significant political development in this nation's history, he should step aside. Perhaps though, as the President's staunchest ally on the committee. Gurney feels that doing nothing is his way of serving the President. But what about his pledge to the people of Florida' Certainly we are entitled to more from Gurney than he has thus far given us. The Washington Post has hinted that Gurney was too wrapped up in his own problems to work on the Watergate Committee. Winch raises still another pertinent fact. Gurney claims that almost $300,000 was raised by peons who illegally used his name. During his recent statewide press conlerence Gurney used the same tactic that has served other politicians well when their fl,irØ.tI *n k (IsmT.fl(1.j rkilitir':l ________ -, fort IIni disclaimed any knowledge of the illegal fundraising, adding perhaps he had put too much trust in the wrong people. We recall during the 1968 GOP presidential - - I1ir ' I - Irrati a n fa r TELEPHONE = 322 261) 300N. FRENCH AVE 300N 831 9993 SANFORD. FLA. 32771 . WALTER A GtE LOW, Editor and Puniisher WAYNE D DOYLE Advertising Director 6 Associate Publisher JOHN A SPOLSKI. Asw tate E dit or 2 - WINIFREDF GIELOW ComptrolTer J RICHARDS SpO(tS Edit or DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY ROYGREEN AdvCrhiSigMa,g.,. Ccurty Editor DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor CHARLES HAYS M.echanicdlSopt RALPH HAYS RoomFri'eman CHRIS NELSON M.agzineEdi!or -.4 Corn BILL VINCENT.JR., Chief Photographer - RAY Prts Room Foreman RATES Home Delivery By Mai SSc Week 5)4 06MOrths In Fiorioa — $2 401 Year Same A Home Delivery --" $8 O I7 ,- ar! c! t t er CdIVOO t material news or adertis.ng ' i, Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner oout wr itten permss'on of the Publisher of The Herald y .nd' ,dual or firm respons,ble for such reproduction will infringing on The Heralds Co(yriQht and considered It b'"&rf lab!e for damaqe under the lapv iCpt aturdo, =- _ was)1ed about the nation's involvement j Vietnam. Surely, the parallel is clear, I Is •cni 071 b Dodde'ring Filibuster A Well - _—J its J1 r*y Tti Herald s a member of the As,ocsated Pre which Cotitled i(iS,t'iy to the use for repr oduction of all the local ne,,s profed in hs '% o a - . , * - Florida W. • p N ews Citrus Damage Briefs '.A!Vganr Assessed "Preliminary surveys showed that in each instance some adverse effect hit different areas of the citrus belt,' said Tom Osborne of Florida Citrus Mutual, "Already we are noting defoliation in some groves. But it will take several weeks to accurately determine the true extent of damage to fruit and foli age." Jim Luttrel, another Mutual spokesman, said th reported instances of damages occurred In low-1yin areas but added, "There has not been appreciable damage based on the entire industry." He said temperatures dropped below freezing long enough to cause the loss of some fruit and leaves. 14 Reserve Units Grounded JACKSONVILLE Fla. (AP) -Florida's Air National Guard and Naval Air Reserve units have been grounded because of the fuel shortage, spokesmen for the units say. ''I Brig. Gen. Leon Moore, commanding officer for the Florida ANG, said he was told Wednesday to put his units on a "stunddown" status until further orders are issued by the Pentagon. spokesman for the Navy said its reserve flying units are under similar orders. A , ,'IM - e -- - y ' A I sopher ph i lo 1-'' Ifl the Pen tagon entagon ' IC1%wab - b%ASIIINGTON (NEA) ii l hi i - n.i 1 .Ttimn- Secretary of tkferisv Jaiiies R. Schlesinger is a gt'fluln&' intellectual who would rather argue (hi- line points cml gui" c- i:ma'nT and lea dri rtiip atd w tat maLt's a great power au as It does than eat. He will spend an hour discussing philosophically the right (and duty) of a Cabinet official to nave a limousine or other symbol of office' tand 1w will quote you verbatim the commoner Cromwell of England on this matter). And he will spend even longer periods discumng what 1w believes ii to hi f it if men in flit hrtrnitn in ikin1 certain In,, tt'-tt'twr understands that neither 1w nor anyone i'l'' in tt'is government reall knows ause of his obviously high standing in this ad' rntni'mratin made clear by the rmec of high posts he has - Tin nttnt r Iilj# man in t''mu 1-r'e r s hi' ir of run al lntt'ihmgt-mwv ;\gc'nc and now wcn'tar ( Ih'lt'051' - It IS wottli imsiening to Ins private views an detente witIi the Soviet Union a concept much diaiknged (best (lays. In Schlesinger's mind, detente is a seriously importai't but limited concept l meani merely that we do not View est'rs Russian action with timtrsa and over re,ict It . - Is 11,-, - TALLAHASSEE, Fin, tAP)the new year, Florida motorists will be required to show proof of insurance to have their cars pass inspections. "If they don't, we're going to have to send them back to get it,"' said '.gt. Billy Smith, Florida Highway Patrol safety officer, The no-Fault auto insurance law makes liability protection mandatory as of Jan, 1. No one knows how many Florida drivers will have to buy Insurance but Smith said 14 per cent of all drivers involved in accidents are uninsured. There's no penalty for failure to have insurance, as long as the car is not involved in an accident. "Under Florida law, you don't have to have insurance • ••o*,• n J'. wreck, but if you don't have it, they take away your tag and your driver's license," Smith said. Auto inspection stations will not be allowed to pass cars if the driver cannot show acceptable proof of insurance, he said. Smith said inspection stations will accept as proof of insurance: -The insurance policy. -Binder for an insurance policy. -insurance certificate, which is usually issued to fleetinsured vehicles or to selfinsured autos. -Identification card approved by the Department of Insurance and issued by the insurance company. Smith said insurance policies tuiust provide coverage of $10,000 for death or injury of one person, $20,000 for death or injury or two or more persons and $5,000 for property damage. lie said the system undoubtedly will have some bugs when going Into effect next week, lie urged motorists to be patient and reuieziiber to bring Proof of insurance to inspection stations. - i Ri WASHER DRYER * RANGE REFR GERATOR e FREEZER COLOR TV & STEREO CONSOLE — - — a - NOWON SALk! I * uctr ra.I ilat4 - ,. " fF'tr I3l fill PO,ia . '' a Crom l -. A gcor8e Stuart ( ' ii'- 6. LAKELAND. 1-la, (API - Citrus officials say- initia reports show that four nights of sub-freezing air did no! cause ap preciable damage. ' f\J ..--.-.•= -•. a a trophy. They collected $45 for the March of Dimes' fight against birth defects, (herald Photo by Liz Mat hieu - START 1974 OFF RIGHT.' - - ,I - Ai N i under usual prices - ' r ' ,.s'11 TROPHY WINNERS OVIEDO High School studenLs Windy Leist an(1 Linda c;izinski tied for the honor of being first girl to complete the 20 mile March of Dimes Pledge Walk earlier this month, Both receive Home nv - •c-' ip,', - H : ' a NU"04 - ' Some 60% Proof Now Required 777 - ' Some 50/, - - - Some 'I -_ ' - A . 11160 at Ex1rome Mafkdowns Insurance ' ' . I j - . ' ' - DESKS & CHAIRS • 'I'AI.LAIIASSEE, Fla.(AP)_ resulting in loss of supposedly ''Our intent Was that tiy be fish nor t. i uir Rep. Elvin Martinex, D- guaranteed job benefits, protected," Martinez said of 5)51cm. Martinez commented in the legislators who passed laws Tampa, says cities should delay abolition of their municipal wake of an opinion by state implementing -From what I've seen the the court courts "if they give a damn Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin that reorganization approved by morale isn't very great down about their employes." neither the state nor counties voters in a 1972 constitutional there," Martinez said. "II this Martinez charged in an in- are under any obligation Iii amendment, was supposed to be the model terview Wednesday converting provide job security and civil Ile said some 3-I employes of transition for abolition of municipal courts into a service benefits to city court the old Tampa City Court, the municipal courts then as far as streamlined state court system employes transferred into First o be phased out under I can see it's been a miserable has been 'a miserable failure," count) court systems. reorganization, are "neither failure' - out the cheating that went In an ,n \V,\s}fI\(;'FON ternational intrigue worthy into (General) Lao Li's simi• of James Bond. a mild. lar deal two or three years bespectacled congressman ago." The "cheating" refers to a has been called on by wild In The Senate Burmese retel o negotiate mix of opium and vegetation the freedom of I w 0 that was pawned oil for Si million on the United States kninapped Russian doctors, The Capitol 11111 007 is Rep. in Thailand. When we Lester Wolff, 1)-N Y. who exposed what happened, the won the Shan guerrillas' con. White Rouse staged a soundB) JAME-SCARY are some new wrinkles. 'rwa\ was adopted in 1917. not be restricted or limited by fidence last August during a and -light press conference to %ashingIon Bureau Chief That rule permits unlimited rules adopted in a previous trip to Southeast Asia. As insist the opium was pure there is a legal gimmick called Copley Ne A s Scri ict' "double tracking." Instead of Senate debate unless two-thirds Congress. chairman of a House nar- and to denounce us as liars. allowing a filibuster to block all of the senators present vote to In 1969, then vice president cotics subcommittee, Wolff We backed up our story by WASHINGTON-That dod Senate action until one side or mifxse"cloture"'-that is, to Hubert H. Humphrey, applying brought back the Shan's offer quoting from the secret CIA dering old relic of the past, the the other gives in. Majority end debate after each senator is Mr. Nixon's Interpretation, held to burn 400 tons of opium for account of the mlIiondollar Senate filibuster, is till alive Iader Mike Mansfield has allowed an additional hour to that the Senate could adopt a $12 million swindle Now we are happy and doing well, would have drained to print this additional Unworked out a standing talk. new rule permitting cloture on It was used successfully l)roedure whereby the bill solicited substantiation of world the opium from the a simple majority vote rather the our original story recently to 'Kill a campaign being filibustered will only market and cut off part of In other words, new rules than two-thirds. President Nixon's Ash's Ax U.S. heroin supply at the financing reform rider, and is debated (luring particular cannot be adopted at that time in quu?lv inl ufft'rtivelv ('Iii 1 U' da bI1dLI't eho'I. loy .\"h. has corc' •\Ithuugh thi' SLtft h d :.wplt' in;sjritv th' The y . Duru th T'Ira fluetirg few uiiriutc; the pushed through it N0110111C to t applied block two other other hours, other business t'ari old two-thirds rule still applies institution of the filibuster Diti't reje&tid the CI1BI1gCS. be dealt with. if unlimited debate is employed appeared to be tottering, but offer, the Shans came to trust eliminate a full third of the One is bill that would close a Wolff and have now asked civilian jobs on military The filibuster has lorg been against a particular change. victory e short-lived, him to help out with an even bases and turn them over to loophole that permits the the bane Mr. Nixon suggested that Opponents appealed the ruling of would-be big business. stranger dta , United Stales to buy eiirw,ie congressional reformers. 1 since that Senate's right to to the floor and the Senate voted One of the chief benefacthe isolated Last April. at from Rhodesia despite a United began as it peculiar Senate determine its own rules stems to reverse Humphrey by a 5445 Burmese village of Taungyi. tors undoubtedly will be LitNations ban against doing so. practice when Senate Rule 22 front the Constitution, it should roll-call vote. two humanitarian Russian ton industries, the firm that The tither is proposed doctors were working at the Ash founded and built into a legislation to establish a Sovu.t hospital when a force corporate behemoth. He left National iNgal Services ('orof Shan rebels descended on Litton exactly a year ago to poration to provide legal aid to them and kidnapped them at join the Nixon team. the poor. According to confidential gunpoint. The rebels, accordThe problem is that this . ing to our Shan sources, had documents in our possession, permits one-third of the hoped to grab the Russian Ash wants to wipe out 89.000 senators to block legislation the .•! ..... a mhas.sador to Burma who Civ iiiIfl Jobs in (tie Air Force i ther two-thirds may want. was supposed to be visiting alone. Another 96,000 Air in the checkered, 56-year 4, the hospital at the time. Force military jobs would Story of U filibuster there :. also laH victim to Ash's ax. Second Best have been 71 efforts to cut off The proposal has outraged Their purpose was to hold debate. Only 13 of them suchim as ransom for the return Rep. Jerry Waldie, D'CalIl.. / ceeded. of several Shim leaders now who has launched an inBut out of the few times .. in Burmese government vestigation of the scheme. It S,.L.......... L_. ciiqtndv Finin no mnn!hi.mnØknmnvnr I has emerged the powerful, bassado'r, they made oil with up for the administration's the two physicians. Our basic Big Business bias,' he ni(xlern structure of civil rights -I 7 sources say the pair have told us. that has gone so far in recent u Support Services been moved from one remote year to provide equality fm. "The Ash proposal would camp to another while the Negroes in voting, in access to ( 'I permit a single contractor to Russians and Americans, public accuniodations, .U cooperating secretly, have handle all the "operational ending the terrorism of white .,: sought to free them. Mean- support services" on selected supremacists, in starting to a task so great that while, the Burmese have bases break down housing barriers . .. refused the kidnap demands. only the largest defense conand in seeking better emAt one point, we started to tractors could handle it. ployntent. Thus, the titans of the break the story but yielded to in 1957, Richard Nixon, th en State Department pleadings defense industry, such as Litit' 1ce president and presiding Lockheed, RCA and ITT, that publicity mightenton, officer of the Senate, suggested danger the rescue efforts and would take over such tunea way to get around Rule 22. At perhaps result in the doctors' (ions as transportation, hospi' the beginning of each new tals, food services, aircraft deaths. Congress the Senate has A few days ago, however, maintenance, engineering historically taken the position it Information reached us from and postal service. is a continuing body and its The OMB documents claim the far northern regions of rules remain intact. Burma that the rebels were the elimination of such civil Such use may seem like quite interest ed in freeing the doc- service jobs would save the a comedown from the long, government as much as $626 tors. dramatic floor fights of the an esti"The two Russian doctors million annually 1950s and 1960s when the -are (with) Kun Siang of the mate which is hotly disputed filibuster was the big weapon SUA (Shan United Army) who by Waldie. used by southern senators . - His study shows that the originally captured tnem." to talk civil rights said the cryptic message. contractors would work on a trying legislation to death. "The Russian Embassy in "cost-plus" basis, which But if it is a comedown there Bangkok has asked (for would "inevitably cost the mediation) with Kun Siang." taxpayer's more money 'han if career civil servants do the 'Honest Broker' On The The mediator selected by job." Plan Counterattack front the Shans is Lester Wolff Ash and his aides. They feel if Wolff helps them concerned about Congres' to work out a fair deal on the c UU ( I Ii + ra.i.i , YV Flu U 16 IIJiI liii I W V ' U TV U I 'I I Russians,it will increase the paredsecretplanstocombat Shan's world credibility. greeter as a social leper. By JOAN t'Ol.BY italt,us and lurid details of her Capitol Hill which fall just Reluctant at first to leave short of blackmail C pley So, off we've gone, sear after r'rcnn:il hictnrv whjii. flrih rntth his congressional chores, sear, to galas attended by equally Con(lots his memorably dull card tricks, Wolff has now deceded to do Though going away for the insecure friends, intent on having a gressional reaction," states and your husband performs the the risky, humanitarian one document, mimeniorable (lute. holidays eliminates sonic of the '0MB believes highland fling on the dining room thing He has agreed to serve Not ii goti tniie, mind you. traditional doings, such as baking there are some grounds for table. as an "honest broker" and fly optimism since Because good times are spontaneous fruitcakes. gilding walnuts, and in an ceoFinally,,at a point in the evening to the rugged Shan territory, nomic sense Trimiuning 'be tree-not to Inentirin contracting happenings- the antithesis, in fart, whi'ri you are invoking the gods to if that is what it takes to free several bases is an alterna ' '1 the New \edrs Eve spectacular. hopping for the last-minute gift at 8 reveal why you ever chose these the two doctors. (lye to a base closure." p.m. Christmas Eve, struggling to Sn what is auiied for Is the kind of people as friends, the Big Question Footnote The Shans say In other words, Congress eeniflg you'll look back on. The lit a 6-Inch diameter tree into a 5will arise, they are also willing to burn can either agree to the Ash fuzzy recollectien and assembling of ititi stand, a childyourself doing Who is In shape to drive honic? a ton of opium for Wolff to proposal or explain to their lime hula on the Taylor's dining room size fire engine at 3 a.m.-there are 'Ilils Inquiry unleashes a flurry 'of prove they can deliver the constituents why their milm table will, I prommilse, be memorable, certain advantages, coflee-niakers elbowing each other deadly drug in tonnage lots. tary bases are going out of One is that we will be traveling For mine thing, your husband will round the kitchen while Bob Smith They promise to do it "with' business. never let you Forget it, over New Year's and so can politely demonstrates his sobriety by falling refuse all party invitations. In ease you decide to refrain Irvin into the conversation pit. (tie vodka punch and the resultant The New Year's Eve party is an The hostess (and if you're smart, tubs, you will have a memorable event we've hated for years, this won't be you) extends her Nontheless, we've found it difficult (flue listening to Myra Taylor iwhii hospitality to its utmost limit, by Ili abstain, conditioned as we are to li indulged in that punch with inviting all those too woozy to drive BERRISWORLD abarxliini confide the most scan viewing the the solitary New Year to stay on. ndreds of Floor Samples I ~W_ ____1 - I t). - t And, we think Gurney owes it to his constituents to make a truly honest accounting of how SO much money b could have een raised and banked in his name, and why he is shirking his duties on the Watergate Committee. primary when George Romney made his fatal slips of the tongue concerning his being brain- Solon Says Clety Courts WA Phaseout Failure by Jack Anderson - U S Postal Regulations provi' that all mail sobscript,ons be paid in advanc August 22 l0$ at the' Post Entered wcond class a tiCe f Sanfrri F!crdi 37771 m Table On , FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager DVIDA. 8RYANT Marqin Editor C [Ir Capitol Hill Thursday, Dec. 27,19/3-5A The SanfordHerald ' .. "'Ic' - i-=.''t-=-t! ii- iI'-Lf. II --------------. Il.. • -- II'.44 I .i.tnflU! - - .--.. .. . - 1 -. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT 1 IM HERE ARE ONLY - 4 FEW OF OUR "PRIC E CUT" SPECIALS! - - -: OF 500 OR MORE AND SELECT WHIRLPOOL A FREE GIFT FROM YOUR nu' of 11(11)1)', B(I7ihUtg" SHARP COLOR 19 CU. FT. MAGIC CHEF RANGE PERSONAL SIZE PORT. SIDE BY SIDE REF. 30" CONT. CLEAN $339 p199 - c'uns w nmm.'rivan moves. mnsleaa, we study each Russian action intellectually anti objectively to see just how it affects U.S. interests 'and security. That study must be done t'almlv Schlesinger believes we no longer have to assume all Iw.,ian atlions art' '.'('flteri'(i on our destruction, or that ifw cuuie 1i1uiul bt'cjiu,e Moscow is ruled by Godless ath'ists. We can go on the assumption that Russ-la is a new world power. fle x ing its muscles, willing to probe where it is not sure of an advantage and to move forward where (here is no blocking response, taking advantage in its own interests of any situation which develops, especially when it can he dum' on liii' rtu'ap In this, (hi' Russians are cr.n'--4' i'. at '. t-' in that ttic' sire tokimig no undue chances Iktente in the Schlesinger sense, therefore, does not necessarily make possible a reduction in arms It may mean an mncicase in defe nses fir even a step up in the arms race. It is like an old fashioned southern European marriage in which you may tolerate your spouse without necessarily liking or respecting that p-'lrtner. To get down to cases, Schlesinger believes that U.S. ac' lions at the start of the Berlin Blockade were examples of wha' h" calls overreacting We were So suspicious of the ito i n '.st assume ii a blockade was intended s.ithout fully exploring the ituut ion. Perhaps (here was such an in' tentitm. but perhaps there wasn't, he conjectures. By contrast, (lie vigorous Soviet missile and submarine new 'Rh and de velopment toda are facts which we must on t noih Our i nc ru 't hiksincr i is t hat 11w Russians invariably follow through technmcahv on programs they have developed as carefully and ss,1tmj[iea1ts as tilt) have tt,ecc the Russian political intentions, we cannot allow suet) a scijous j(enhmal Imbalance to develop. It wiculti be ruinous for our national security and for our i If•• - $ COLOR 159 b - WHIRLPOOL WASHER WHIRLPOOL DRYER 2-SPEED-3 CYCLE 2 CYCLE-ALL FABRIC ROLL-A-BOUT CHEST FREEZER 155 LB. CAPACITY - 7 - ree , F - - ( FM - - 179 _119 _919 __ jItTS for opening siv Illys accounts of $500 or more. You choose horn our Smorgasbord of gifts. For accounts of $500 to $5000 you pick from gifts with a green bow; For accounts over $5000 you select from gifts with a gold bow. Plus compounded daily interest on your savings and free transfer of funds from any where in the world. ( \_ ,.•_____,______ - Jff COLOR gL SATURDAY BANKING 9-1 FREE CHECKING SUPERBANKER 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER 157) be PItA, ii $! ( - oviiiiijiN 'Thr&'j bJ3t been no 11V4' with you ever since that H8frisPo/IshowedpeopIohaeIessofl,jdenjlh President than It) freshmen" Southeast First National Bank of Maitland h1ighwa 17-92 Maitland, Florida 32751 (305) 644-7000 Membn F.D.tC. 111 p. I ri - - • 1 isw(5siç-\ c*t . r " ' ittth (I'('"' 'Fui '-I.--'-_ ri-- -,, - 01. l _____ -- I ORLANDO ORLANDO i',t,kd I'IJa Shop ping (Ir opt-" WIN m 10 p Sun 11am to?pm ORLANDO C .*'.Ii.j-iC S Ci' fl,a OJ,i, 13 ,b m to 13 I' ld% ii, rn1-. i'I.tia •L Ot'.i,-ici. Op'ri Oily 13 a i'll to 13 p m Ciptri Dasir 19 a m. to 13 p m. Sun learn Iolpm Sun ham 101P Sum ham to7pm p ni 1' WINTER PARK LEESBURG ' -011 'jut' I U S H* open Daily I a m lo I Sun Noun tolpm p ' �: !W!I- I!1I. !L..'J1LF_ -TJ L 1. 1;1. I'l •----- ----===- 6A—.The Sanford Herald . .- Thursday, Dec. 27, 1973 Entertains Dinner __ 1~~~- QR~M f. - ! 11: =_ - W__ -4 . - -1 —- __ xx__ - Z- __ _., - - __ __ __ . . - --.I = __ IWAMM, W 1123M =,~r.~,___1 7K j_ -1,_ -. --- --~ I .. __ __ Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lykens, I --. home 2603 Iroquis Ave., following the rehearsal . . !, . f I --- --- __ __ I r. - —i - - - - . ___ ___ • - ____ -; -I_'_r_ , - 5_ b r k ,_ ~ -, _# _A~ i -1 4 't , . j _ .,-_ -_ __ : - . __ __. . . . . . - t- _r'" ') . - - _!__ . _*__-. Ti EL ..v , r&se : p '...' I ______ / - - I 2 ,- , r m"- -_.- - ---.-- -_4;,:__ MW-*0%fW., - V It ; r lfi~_ ~_ N ;O~~L a C y .;" - 10111110 _i: . r ..h:-';Jr %;q~_ ,'! - 02~_ _____ . -1-0 z~~~.JNA-' - . -1 w9m W ;-;. im,lvo *_0006. -1 A i; % : _. Z - - - DINNER kk 1' I h4 Lemple, rie-elect Danny j_'euule (ito r) seated, Juuy Temp'e, malu o& onor,.fl • groom and Billy Lykens, best man. Standing, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Temple L kens, and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lykens. (Cecelia Farmer Photo) arle with son Geoff and daughter Gwen (right photo) believes the gasoline shortage in Florida is no more serious than at - in Fees $ evenue Act' ' i on Ex ected Christmas Day, 1973. They were marric.d at Wellington, Ky., Dec. 1923. Their five children are L4ennis Wells, Garrett, I n d.; Mrs. Claude , . on rs Jacksonville; rs W arble, 0 , n n op Welker, _.range, iflu., and iiirs. W an d a Weaver , asserry. The y also have 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren, Ised Shopper 0_1)h ape Up In '74 ~ It - i I : I; : - I~ Vq . xi &4 = 1 - . : 91 % - :i i 1 1i 1_ I i I ! , 7 . 1 - -1 .1 f , _. - - r..ASSE1J1FAtRY . — Steps will negotiations. She said at this were not neces.caril the ones annexation of bun d t taken at tonight's council time the city Is receiving only a council should approve; they package store into the city. - ~~ __ ___ = ,~ I '. ____ HoiA are ',our shopping resol ve to curb tour curiosit'. ma tiners' issling with or, better yet. channel it COfl dealers recently revealed structively by asking to be shown the particular items some shopper's id io syncracies %thich the dealers that interest you. Shop owners also confem to 74. would like to change in 197 "We like to have people come some degree of nervousne,s, and look — but, said one, when small children arrive and most dealers are happ'. with their parents Their p.r to answer questions and sonal experience has tau,J I share their knowledge, up to them that no matter how well in hand your child is accia point. With candor and humor the dents still happen. Jlesolve, to dealers categorized the teach your child (bappreci browsers to include the ate beautiful antiques at , him to crawlers, lid lifters, drawer home, and don't brinti; I ---- ____ - ___________ p p '$4' i~ ______ iiii __________ - - ig k-4 _____ .i•••• _______ _ _; ,~ Z ~. - I - ____ ...- - — . 4 # __________ - - Iffst - '--- ,-.i~~ 6ne resolution which realiv will av off in the year, table, a bottom shill of a ahe.Jis free for the asking bookcase or whatever hap- Resolve now to ask for a writ; to tx- placed on the floor. ten guarantee from the ~hey are closely related to dealer on all merchandise .....,..h.r€ whn mi,t for that tnu buy All r'niitnhI dealers are rilling todo this rne unknown reason, ex "ll plore the topmost shelves of for customers ua rse(1f0uas %l .Play he iid lifter cant see a lid "serious collector. One last resolution should without lifting it to make sure the teapot. crac ker jar or do it. Resolve to study your c3llectlng field if '.ot. na'. & wh at-hav e-y ou is not con ntgkcted to (Ii) this in thi cealinj.. some ilelftlous s& past. crer I ___Jk; - - - - -..- - -. = .' - _j . XM! - I '. ZZT_44 _7 , 10 X3 , 1! . - . - if -m - 7 -- ff- - ___ Aw . - _L - -1 - - -- - - German-American Society DELTONA-The Deltona Casselberrv. Garden Club will stage a Card President Hermann Bohn * Party in the Deltona Corn. munit Center on Friday, Jan. the general public to attend this 11. nw party will be preceeded by luncheon at 12 30 pm event "The Dy namics." a four Tickets be purchased from piece orchestra, will play for your dancing pleasure. A or Lynch, featured singer, Miss Charlie, Mrs. o Perry, will delight with her songs. &)arrei. rorter is general chairman of the event. Ad includes tr Iee, noisemakers, breakfast V _W1 . ,1.# # . Ow I I's *~W.dft ,,I! 4, - - - -. -. 11 ' _____ - WJN am two J$ftWI41 M*iIUI mis 4 lqe*" & . \ '' 11... the club (or 0574, an Tuesday arid Friday TheGardenClubwlll'olnth night only, or make a check "Teena ger 'Cr of the Month" payable to the German rican Society. Inc. To all f ResAw larkal cr, "nfl . nation's V C (LUU*2 . Aut-011PA1047 EAR'S PARTY CASSELBERRY -The German.Amerlcan Society IS holding a pla New Year's Eve ' CLUB DINNER SOUTH SEMINOLE Pilot Club met at Maison & Jardin for the annual Christmas dinner. Strolling minstrels, Vistel and Vince Bell, serenade \lr . an d Mr U Smith and June Lormann (r) I J lera 1(1 Photo by Ann Rik'v I — II. Bridge Results - \itt - fltlOfl. A I C CAS UA L LADIES' I "rb s' A < I •Y0 I"' your story. We __ "'A ?r . ---- C- I _? - - -- III play Tuesday directed by 5 _ .ft . V .___- _. -t;;_ - , 1-1, 1 1-1 I.." . directors are Mrs, Robert I, " " 4 1) 7s's . ei ave Gasoline also were indicted by the grand jury in Pittsburgh, the Justice Department annourwed. The companies charged are United States Gypsum Co. of Chicago; National Gypsum Co. of Buffalo, N.Y.; GeorgiaPauffic Corp. of Portland, Ore.; Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc. of Oak. land Calif tt,e (elotex Corp . of Tampa, la., and the Flintkote Co of White Plains N. Y. The indictment charges tt;aI: the companies conspired for at least the past 13 years to fix pr ices deprftlng customers of competitive prices. The Justice Department also 10 , .f ____ 414 1 7110 Ufa Por )I it it , Prod Cm t, ', Aw 1 40 we RMS" P P'. 1 0.0 W? *CA Delta Air Dr." C140, $7'. I?'-. 4'°' Fe.? ,, Einwk I1O •vC Co 21. S Rs p Scot? Pep ,, Firnkm d1' :, All fl. It: G#n Dviiam stdsr If it Cal "It 7316 231% sitirfm SS11 5% SPI Trima c-on w, 464 AVI 414 Ten ETr M4 MI$ W1 Ttvas Gif C4" TO El It'# ISIS -I#.' tion, charging U.S. Gypsum, Goo& ItA GOO"~ 15 STEREO STORE - __ /,L you can believe f/OUT Cf/f i(... ,# I - _i),1,r ..A- .1 - 1 I _~Ov L I "_ 011111111 . 41 &6~ . Ycu far b-"", your cars ... .., ., . 0.11141' a, 1 1% 0 - . __ Mon-FrI 10.9 Sat 9.6 Hours - ~~ CASSELBERRY (SOS) I3I4Q • IIIAN1ICM3 17 South Hwy. 17.fl - - OfSMileP4orth ------ of HWy. 434 - -_ - - - s,i A"IT T 7IL T -. thu I, I I • , I 23') 331 i 33,i *&(hovis "Le - .If 4 1 WITH UI I 1 DOWN " CONVENTIONAL JIJ "U. CLOSING ________ .A&.K; - 1_ COSTS.' , lba- , - ;~k -:Vffl driving while intoxicated they : '" judgment prohibiting thnse THE COMPLETE Ift Required NO IsIt unciirb.ft 's LM Oil C,61 • "Mcults (Formerly Tapes USA) 74 '. fls It oil 1(14 C'm rowt G" "Its U. S . A. fl's • Soul% Cc is. '_ ,,. Rty Ird , .. . ,14'. 141 6 AL - '• Milt Pei in title in C? C i Ift . r 6 1111111 Arab price Increase could be a jrIce in.rcase at the gasoline ir1k 16 Is%$ Ist, Phil AAW ,,. c o ,, #tit cwl Coto ,itlonal G)psum, Georgia Pa - -' 'II lflttj %%hite glomy studio photo at . $ h I V, ba"Un _-._ . . STERE a a rationing in case It is needed. uesdu net efreft.f Ile Faulkner 58)3 his classroom . program for persons convicted 11,, of dri%ing while intoxicated is I' - i 4 all set for a new round of waywurd holiday revelers. Wv . "We usually start the new 1141 , lip, Ili 61 "" " year with a fullhouse,lvrogram n ' director Faulkner said Wed04 41 4r. nesday. W. 18'a It Since May 1971, nearly 7,()0 drunk drlsers hase been or ,. I' i, , ll-. OuuI. County itr I y• 11lw. ir. u a enurts to attend special classes at hlilisborough Community ' College. ' r It is hoped tha t ed ucatio .: nI 7Th a a coho ism wi I prove a tar 4 101 14 101 1. MI 6 25,11 26's more effective way of keeping 29 ?IF% " drinkers off the highway than a W) so"t W1 jail sentence," Faulkner said. W- W4 P* Drunk drivers are given only W 3 33 331v a' a". one chance to take the one-da • S417 U Mb.lO ""1111 u. - - 11*4 1?1 0 I ? 50's so:, wed CP ., SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 11 rcor A'" "'"it" ARMY-NAVY Education )6k. • L.ø 204 11, 1 214 LV9 M, 14*9 is M% i... is ii'., '' '" Am 5M ~ _.,_ - A IrIi,e Club had eleven tables Thompson, treasurer: and the _, I V;% ~r __ ! - - L-A ) I- - - - -; - - - Engagement and wedding -_7 71 . i-:I.-- - X&O row , : ' A- C,n F UAW -,- vh vine ),our news, . V please! '" We 70-4.we raft Cc W, 1114 1614 :l4CPal ex ecutives of the companies Deadline - Alim,ii Ten present and former Wf%%& &)ciety ,,. ,. WO LOW Lost K S" Atwrn 11111111111110ft s , A utoTrt';r u .i ii • eredasadeclsiononratloning, thatSlmonwouidmakethatde. cislon. Simon s-aid, The President has directed me to take the necessary steps" to prepare for w, Kiwanis Club of Deltona. says, "Prosit NeuJahr!" Members are requested to send in names of possible con 4- 1 — The colltnt For Work AMC! iAIcohol said - turers of gypsuril board, a ma. jor component of pn con struction, were indicted by a federal $~r3nd jury today on . It Noon Stock Report She pair $ 1Iffif All wer lying on top of the Presidential spokesman Ger17ound, and one was in a ditch. aid L. Warren said later the "w two Altamonte bodies mmment should not be consid. me WASHI NGTON 1 -- - - S Indicted b. $11" I . - r - PILOT In I % imon y suance, as required by law, of Gerry and the girl found with President Nixon, just beChristmas had each been shot fore thee President flew to Cali. tribution of crude oil, aviation in the back of the head. fornia for a vacation at his San fuel, residual oil (a heavy fuel All of the victims were either Clemente estste. oil), petrochemical oil raw ma. nude or partially clad, and After that session, the Presi. a nd "othe r" petroleum several had their hands bound dent e commented to behind thrn according to Gypsum '" twuh ti.d identifi ed New & Used • Army & Civilian Booti . SENTRY i l.4tafrtPicn,i*ht'OIliOCA slash pine will be sold for a very mMI fee. -. - -- so 4 __ . - I I - .t . . SLIv, CARD PARTY _________ - 1H f part), 1)ec 31, at 8 p m .81 the eaaieB of Uw victim 5," he said.11v family has been pump of perhaps seven cents pointed to neg,liate a new ordi nee to increase fees for cwncil meeting: Sagittarius Apartments unable at this point to make per gallon on the average, with franchise with Winter Park platting and site review. Duerr Belle Avenue warehouse. Telephone (.0 I)uerr told proposed last week additional Certify election results of return bookings, and may have ruionai 'arlations 715 p in SMD Partnership Simon also announced the is. to drive back to New Jersey. il last week the city has income from this source could ff el o Local Auto Train officials grown considerably since be used to hire a full time land. SMD has requested said today .the trains between f '14 negotiations were last made professional planner. She permission to clear dense '1*rIntaft N . .:4"d[h-d"U L,arum, Va., are with ibe teiepiwne company, i--P%xwu 01dilging Lile* current -iXJ11JPiYj,PrU`eU3UU111 tile 1311ca Appoint a committee to fully booked through February and she feels this will be the rates of $1 per acre, or nine holes of the Land O'Lakes ' negotiate new telephone but some space is still available basiq for more successful miniumurn of se ) 1 A I I-1 I franchise. in March. maximum of tiW, to new rates tree survey first, which would Two Florida residents of $10 per resident'al unit and be difficult and costly In the Authorize preparation and returr.Ing home after trips PROTECTION, INC. on commercial property $1 per swamp area. posting of an ordinance ItPr-ffAIISTS IN "orth said they had experienced 1000 square foot for site plan f ees or platting dilu review, and a mimurnurn total of site no problems getting gasoline SECURITY SYSTEM 7:30 p m Club Juana anreview R,,,d,n$uil COmIWI-C.I. • while on vacation, nor had they $150 for each site review and nexation one lot on Lakeview '" Iuco)ery each plat. heard report s of a serious D rive ad ditional e or f a i onal parking P L&SProductions—softrock I 305-647-7977 space. F! Ida hi the entertainment program for shortage were away. Big Daddy's annexation - January. - Ante -Lr - - - - v of - I CIARD1N CLUB - _____ __V_P~T 0 Three ________ Gas Ration System found motion two small part of its telephone bill were merely guidelines which AGENDA: S proposals outlined last week by free compared with other cities council could adjust as It saw Excuse absence of Counh Duerr to the and charges are necessary. cilman Tom Embree. increase e ci t y's hi gher. Plannin b d It I (tont'd horn page i ators an A Cofluiirnitti'c ill touncil iil authorize .in scheduled uprev rec ni ii OrT- p° affair. I)atkets of eight seedlings, B.Y.O.B. With large turnout exIncluding two use oak, two ted, suggested 10 C8 II sugg bud, two dogwood and two pee 11 10~ - A ci I . meeting to set in rim \____________ a vtttes i • __ % I. J6 -_. ~ . i__3V . em ______ . AV -0 i-.. A ii .. I& _f - . : -.-. - .-_ iv . IM 1. , -, I .. i . _~_ --, N 41t~ . .. _— - , .--FT 7 ` i" ---t . Crawlers investigate (on z :7 Afto 7rm= - include some which will a ,sale" policy but too often make your collecting more items broken are irreplacezi interesting, profitable and ble at any price. I - - ~__ i _. -. These browsers can wreak A brand new year stretches ahead. if vou're making havoc in an antique shop. resolutions it might be well to Mo-st dealers have a "break is -ii'ea - I 't .. -1 - i .1 ! . _!_ ` .- iI' • ITL the Mims murders and the t Altamonte killings, and in- 18, an Orlando hospital derk. Seminole County Sheriff's dicated he will go to Titusville The other vic!irn Is still Department said he has been in soontwldenhLInvestigaUon unidentified Both girls were touch with Brevard County In the Altamonte murders, par None of the victims was tainwedon'thavetoratlongas burled, sheriff's deputies said for you fellows" 1 . -; home in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Frank Tavenner and her family from Virginia were assured by Auto Train officials tourists in Florida will not ________ MR. AND MRS. Buford Wells, who have been residents of Narcissus i Avenue for 14 years, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on , L VACATIONERS CONFIDENT OF GAS SUPPLY IN FLORIDA ~ / Mike Moore, Mr. and Mrs Danny Hale, Rick Wiggins, Mrs. fominy Sanders, Miss Beth Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moore and Mrs. harry Boone. REHEARSAL -I .I - - __=_ Chrttnuzs (jhkfl IT ('(I(ilfl/.,' ,tnntrprctir Cheryl Lykens, Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Bryant, Mark Williams, .. / be stranded without gasoline dE& ______________________ ____ thebride; the Misses Gee Gee Temple, Bill) I ykens, - /, ____ _ - ____ _ . 1m _ - - .- _.-W - - - - - .v = In addition to the hosts, (parents of the future - Iii byfishermertheseeondby hunters, Ute third by children and the fourth by deputies searching for clues around the t'lte where the third Corpse Was :f _ " am __ . bridal couple, Debbie Temple * 11 grove area wus discovered No i i. I I k 4 . ___ , -_-- .A.,t! " - U* 'l-I -____ =-,K I-- -_ ---Ole .--- - ____ ___ - __. -.922202=W -3 I _. var ss of"re?an°c cheeses, perit fours, citrus white w 4 ,. , 77 7! - , r._f; .—. - . -= __ -4 1.1 a I - -1 .- Z I . Thursday, Dec Mass Murder Of Females Develops In Central Florida _ I \ L.J • - - . 1/ A delicious buffet dinner sas sered including, as'orted — __&A-W , I.. f. ,__ F _- ,EZZ---* r - k,- _Z_- arra ngemen t and green tipped munis and greenery and flanked by tall candies in brass containers. _________________ ' ____________________ IF-- - Christmas theme and the serving table was over!aid with . . ._L' 4 - . ___ _:.~..' __ Z--. -__._J I ~, - ,I _ __ . , -1 I ~ : -__ __ i. I ___! - is L6j;- _I_w . __ - 6_ ___ - -. _ _t_ _- ___:"_ " , _`' __; _._ - - - - --I_,_ - rhesanford Herald Party Wedding - . - —j- - 4 0 17 ~ , -V--- , t A~ -- , % . ."W- - _4 - f -- - North-South ,I HEM" ribcr. ix i, p c .eIe / I George Farr, first; Mrs. Hazel YOUNG - NOW .,~4fter Dark DiLeo, third; Mrs. Donald Johnston and Don Mac naughton, four th _____ -_ - --- --- -1 - - .- Woodlock and Mrs. Durut.hy -- ----= -j 1.V - L' _______ CA- A - ____ .&4 . Z 1 - - - tie fr fourth between Mrs Fdna Reilly and Mrs Virginia • ___ _4' nir•q look froni - - mary esthers, 11 Vt_____ - REG -=- 17• 98 / MMI - :----- - - - That s rightl Just S12SO down and we pay all closin ostsl There am only 4 of these homes being built at --- ___ I COME SHOP 45-;i' L-5 S n11or' I expect and deservel Besides that the y are fully - ways, beaches, churches, schools, and huge _ $ i i - baths. They have central heat & air conditioning Now 0 - pre-wired for telephone. There is city water and Paved streets with curbs Not to mention the sodded - - I(uUi Is .s ful1u'.s Mr Gallagher, president, Mrs 'L.. , ____ ____ - - MODELS OPEN NOW - I I X Ra.i1:if - it I.-.- # - 01192"97_7_ . C. , I at __ - - - -. ____ -_ - - __ . of j' -. - --- - -_ - ____ --- ___ tL Seminole . # - Z, " L. . I ( X lunrhon on campus Th program ('hristmas 'nf for f va t ured (; -.# c i pol #,-- Tholn hzind and voice, Captured at serving table are Sue Bednar ' 7 __! M-_ .! L - ndRuseIl Moncrief (front row) and back row (I to r) Mack Bi'the i means ) ctlumn by 2 in chts. 7co small for an ad to noce or efl.ctie? - / I - - / AIL Geneva flth %?,qt -________ _______ Terrace - ____ - . t -- Li fl4 - 0 , ii - -r ig 4 -- llerald Photo by Ann Riley) ___ - PW-%-- _~ - ICAT LANCIA .1 - 1 - - _- ____ __ $ _ - Have the happiest New Year ever 4 - --- ti - I . - (,ltirkla Accardi and William Stone,flrst,Mr and M rs.H A - - ' East-west '.'.Inncrs '.'.erc .Irs. - - STRAPS _____ — & Miry fri C 1, I GIRLS' LACE - - HRSTST. I 'L % 3n.30 ____________ - specting what was left of her car are Emilo Deltona. (left) was driving home from a last Paolini, Fire Chief Don Williams and minute Christmas shopping trip when flames began lo leap from tinder the dash board. Iii Assistant Chief Lewis Daniel of the Deltona Volunteer Fire Department. (Ikrald Photo by Charles Edwards) ______ - - 123,950 CAR DESTROYED BY FIRE IN DELTONA MRS. Frances Cambria of 1442 Stillwater Ave., 4 - N COMPANY Local Call: 23.78.6O • 834.3131 ____ - Zp 40 ______ b\ - ;4'7k* - - CO W;l Ism Niar Oe.-. U -. �-- ._.-,___-----.------- ------ --- - --------- ..--. -'-.---- -_- --• -'- ------ -- - .-.--- --- ._.. -- I TneSanford1lera!dThtJr5d3Y,D0c.271 !.1!!3 8A—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 2 t * First Quarter Fatal Sports Tribe Set Back In First Rud - __ __ , ____ _ 1 , Barry Drives Points Home ____ ' _______ . j FO FT TP 2 Sanford and had to be benched In thi Seminoles ere outscored 17 16 h't ineetin WIth Tampa (atholii pointmaking uite,'or) b Before the een kne forards Bob Johnson and First jxriod Without their ke) dropping the count to 61-46 as %ItS going on last night the 91-8 Changes Old Ways ______________ _____ _____ kind who pulls people in to OAKLAND, Calif. - (NE,) The Lakers have a young under him and around him one-handers. U was a brilliant show and see him play His scoring still - Rick Barry is driving center Flrnore Smith ho with a dazzling assortment of drl%es And .hen the man culminated what amounts to isnt at the old Iec1 - his morc, .n(l the resultant stands7 I andsrcltllutsln ., _________________ - ______ ____________________ an y I martin The final quarter was John Zeuli, the number two Coach Joe Mills to comment on the rest of the long night trying they were promptly smothered to get back in the show. They in the first quarter by a sharp percentage shooter in the Big the apparent Ineffectiveness of academic as both squads, 3 0 ii • Spakl Brown mr "The boys weren't moving changed baskets. The night short end of an 87.67 score to the locals down 28-14 at the end loser's with 22 poInts. All of the Iota Redhead's markers came from the ball around at all," said the belonged to the Chiefs and so Tampa Chantherlain in the of the first period. Featuring a balanced scoring field goals as he maintained his veteran SIIS mentor, "They did the fourth quarter as they opening round of the Tampa Invitational basketball tour- attack the Chiefs found standing as one of Central juststoodaroundonoflcnseand outpofnted the locals -21. 'Ilie loss drops the Seminoles themselves with three iiien Florida's best shooters In prep defense as if they were tired." -s nsrtient Wcdn'sday night. they K LenU 20 as as Trailing In the first period to hitting over the Illustrious b} 5-3 for the season Although the Tribe basketball Biggest In SEC Tom Ball the biggest fotba!l niaver in the Southeastern r fl th th conference walked into ' da) and toid us that he rwobabl won't start :it8l.1S alefen - ause r an 0 rgusare the tourne) they are still alive Ihat shaking this gu 'a hand would be a mistake After getting my mani'kd ebemjt bak from the 20 pound ham In hich it tnd L ui nioUiir d I rkd asking him quLtR n md pt ktd .nd ' t vu Ofl m) ' miu W.th " daUkfl use good - - ____ I) 3 _________________ -: a FO FT IP 21 1 1 ______ '- • -- ..-'- ______ -- - • -1 ____ ----. - _ - . ii I s' --i..... - "Maybe" said one of his man, he's not point-hungry. inherent dangers of charging Year award as they played for a $100,000 winners prIze ifl their Male with a basketball into the vs Female tennis match that had the entire world looking on King ma s around tht hrn a • a4a lHa O tht uufth in J k t t isOu as, , ctiitII thor . , • • . '' him of having ' who accused world over the nation's number one tennis hustler. _______________________________________ ____________________________________ lost his guts, or maybe, at (he cause his forte, as It alwa c him because of thdriin" was,remainsthehotshoottn' g, hand which can chan'e U u ifl • ai,it. a tning . you can only do when the opening is th"re. Rick is conscious of his Western ______- 1 - -. 1 h 'utu itl \uburn went 4-I includin). suns or MtcsNcippI çe ,, frosh was to - -. - - - - - ' -- £5 , , a I. LI t ..- ', ere crtng It seemed an coulunt shin the big ones. But - urt th in fie minutes to pta) lie went to the choer neav>%eight title shot .uarrs Iwo ijroui Oil dli I IJ(1III IU ItIIIUt .iL ItdI , r —J - garlic. Western Kentucky and creexceptiona1andtherestof 23 points identical S-I records in thi in the Sugar Bowl anted Is he missed the first to games that the Frosli pl ed ( : time Tom decides that he is coming along Is about the time SF.0 lense. I . p.iddm, checked real goi Come to think of it - if I was teaching Tom I'm sure he would • B TIWI SSOCIATEI) iitEss MIAMI (API - A big reason after tixLi o - U d Id selling mobile homes he r ) ec C IC Ifl) championship, -- ____ ' - recruiting ball will follow with a 1-2-3 iEast vs. Westi at Honolulu on - - - - Barry is a revitalized player fender respect him by his - POifl 5 sun'r-star style which has he Iatvs bick b the r" + — - 4' (.4f ----. .- i AMERICA S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 199 :2295 •_ 169 " 1895 DELA?W ABC NOW OPEN IN WOODLAND PlAZA 199 p.2150 PAUl. MASSO' ' POMBAL FROM P0RTCAL I 99 i ' '"' IIIIIC" 229 24 resol', ed since Foreman the last fe )ears. He drop hro n suede pants. because he m steriously Charlie, ho seems a strong , his Irish green robe, to a And in discussions, he mainly Shavers light, in fact. Quarry - - flfl1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE "" ' '-' IU -- r- I)iJ,1 U 1 w Ct%I TUflIA in ii r ITI r * ia ii - 'I ILl .- CANADIAN TOEllIUNTER IMP CANADIAN i"'' dtSlIPt'$' rotc • a IMP TEQUILA i '. " JQl(O$tUWIt1 , & KY TAVERN '' • I 11 . - - • '.. t &a"m' -' . * WHITE HORSE - *lJ 62. a ..i.a2 99 _____ 'b , .4_$ - sort of thing' said Richard twdd me out against ( incinn:iti te iming Defcnsii ( nach \lik LI I lrae dli) protiltiii, it Scarr> Sd)S duublt. It. imiiing Ihtkt r ssas narnt ii F 'U diairziran ol a six miicinbcr r' ri 11 an cssy sictur) for '•" Cli OVu/ I - "1 - £ ii a U rrl s Li ir ir I an ss%ort - Or, '' I U er's -.tati tliuol 1.s 11) the Pinch laid a tu u id r par 19 Lu leap t use 1he Terp returned i Uol u1ficiIs E)C[W4k thy . round. L when things itt like this Wi' ' WK '. ould like to fins a man who s experienced a The Bulldogs, who finished PSU coach three bears ago 1t! (1w Te-rps. 8-3 R/H7'/,17+: — - ------ ' - ____ ____________ -4,l5IIn this yar If ,''Z(64q8 tournament 1 8110R1 - a LIONS travel to Oca Ia fur I.' P \th1guard The Lions are the number irn Ikrald Photo liv Jojiii ( h'r'wa ' , n is per map ,heSemno;,Covy Courthouse In i-i C'7 i .." RUM •1 39 A4 SANDEMAN v' ';'" 1q74 tnformationav:Iilb ____ -' 'i' 4 '1.141 SUNSET THIS WEEKS REST BEER BUY BE ER 6 .' : ImP CANADIAN 995 3 95 PREMIUM "10" ST LEG ER - ,'.' S S APOD IT S GR(aT i'&vijjjit;iiu'i:i * * Hi-Way 17-92 '-' IksM ' a socast Oil (tIM 010 IRAQi MARE — Ii OUNCI slit , DIVA GENILEMAN ' 47 ROYAl. DELUXE SCOTCH I 99... 8950 : 6 29... 1295 QUART QUEEN ANNE CIRIIIIID - IMPORILOHANDILOWN NI*4WIIt n*ci fl HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS fli! PINACOtADA - OAIOUtL IOU (04(1*1 - tit t.* mui —fl TrY-1 ______ 4 g U att'hnyIlrIIT , 499 8 YR 86' OLD ST ,t TP1 SiMS ,YR 7i PLANTER'S NUTS cI?ScrbIO personal property / ________________ - u • N' 1100 AM on the IJIb day 00 mint ' he icrabed pro ty owned by £letrc Ca Inc Execution -- 1 st tliiII us, e otvered to me as Sheriff of cpi. suteci to any and iii eslitiflO - C TIlE OVI EDO )fJ 4$' }.,Y I - ''t'R 44I 17' ZIt ,A1 1y; fi , - E 4 f I f ft k 69 M M Srneth S = ,- -- ,) 1t4/176 .., I a top-notch man would be said the re art , I enlatied. Metweb Stqn%. Inc. CICPielntitf vs Fiorsda Electric Co . Th't41'ThSYC4IV ""t Pi'"fl 4 -- - 1J,J4fP 72) 77"E - rtilttee sas cunsvkring Knab, I' at Inki -- ) in Atlanta for thttr D?c 2$ problem to Pinch Bowlers For Colorado (1 red tht AtIZORa lkarh IiiiI inetting but the (tie last few t1as Atlanta has .taIc coih7OOOO,tnd txniftts - " Q1Jo7FP 71 17/F (fPFC1 - ..: y...... . III ¶ar'thjill no I,itt r than Jan I ir di ll ssill tlit ii sckd Maryland Terps and the retuned 4,000 wide - ________________________________________________________________ For 1perons around the sor1d gd as I tscr mused But sear S Suptr hIosl s icIer) str finish of the two-mile race, and -:- i Arizona State Coach Frank Fush IrU e Irt''i ds'a last week ___________ 0 U g to the Dolphins as a free agent Fernandez, Miami's top from Utah Last Friday and tle(ensise lineman the past use winner was thd E m 'I - He hopes to soRe one of his his strength and quickness,' - CO IORT 1 III!SOJ.A 8 491 IP*NMNA.ICA &fl1flhPLIU.S5* , S CLUB 1'L "v" A CII .. . .!. IN' ISA*l J*CSV1* U" VODKA JIM B EAM ' sari isoit* ABC us ________ IMP KILT CASTLE unMNu wuluu a'c, 0:".'' Of I " .ssvwy •i -i&, ,iii - - 12 'jfl again *s'' 119.2100 -•"- .----- I "c)" • JL NEb1 , s'. R S! !Roy 0R1UAt Quarry retired and *ova.t sw N Y STATE AU BUTS BY lilt CARLOAD AND Tilt SAViNGS iS ouas •. • 429 4650 . Pencils revved up and take about Quarry fighting ROSE , .. 2295 CM$D V1N RID ROSE WHITE 199 SIBASTIANI • 399 3 iio'i SIMON CHABLIS 5' [4TttILII I; AitlLill1I dLYAIC$ASAT(MPIA?UPLC(.1mOL&(OW½tCILLAWITP424a',CHWALIS - CIII BOX CHAMPAGNE - nitiofl by the people. This (or what Quarry calls "the CharliefHe's the best pug in scar I finall) gained shat I legitimate title' - the s-nrld the land" ______________________________________________________ _. bketballa lay:r on he ', receiving warm recognit'n split decision to Jimmy Ellis chin/A left hooc to the cro nf Fr 1C I I 'u i _J -- P 4 - - are you crying, Despite beini' a rclatkcly Yiednesda, Dolphins officials string muscle three eeks ago as the ke) to Miami s defense against Baltimore and he says lit o(tLn faces double team 'said The sellout means niobile home sales base been blocks. II be - 1Vy blyialksithareportcr sent ing trouble Charlie an un - After Alabama settles things offsciall winds up ,th three seat Orange B-owl were sold çla)ed since tearing a ham- described by some pro coaches - of - ikings ront (our. - sho i r had been ilastert (I Bowl; It s Auburn vs. Missouri petition by the National I.', P Fernandez as a defensive has included "runnin' world and he to see him in an Auburn varsity uniform out on the tulane, Inc nations No. U WIUiC trw urange uowi will iiieets 11w third rated Fighting HoI Is a chard) all star game because - black Mardi Gras; and the 4) i,iutIUHdl, .OLIU M.I - caricature of a little boy his Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl In Texas faces No 12 Nebraska Ifle t%IlIOWlUI coacn ran nii - ed over, 'Is anything rong' uari Ikcd us blu. down against the scout team, Jakson ille, I- la , the Sun team, pla)s No 13 Louisian.i Sanforddid noteniov the samesuccessaPninst Chamberlain Wednesday as.e i01 Atlanta in 1970, when Mi re Charlie" to Jerry and L- ___________________________________________________________________ - the dramatic comeback ( SiOfl of ,he Nl3 lcofhe1ir 3 now sat on the edge of a table, the fitht. and had been in the when the referee ended the - -tiss thick face buried in his q fourth r5inked Atlanta Frida) night between dena Calif Right now, Paul 'Bear" Maryland and Georgia Ohio State takes on seventh - - three' me around - and seemingly mcved into and a haiy Ne Year to unfairly banned from the points in a single game Duke s Neil MeGeacti> also either,' (,ottlieti added their players for not giving up. ference.' mentor - Our ttim cut JacksonIlk's 1'ii.hi led bj as much as 19 said "Bob Fletscher and Chris Tomlikeshls}icadFootballCoachShugJordan—who,b) the - thqs bIes bih kads in the Hillioppers tightened up and let from outside enabled us to be in only 10 points and nine Duke spill them 75-69 after they the game at the end But the rebounds - I' - ditions. he infectious. .. Los Angeles Lakers, who NEW YORK - (NEA) - always wanted. 1 used to be title, now held by Foreman. and key was in the Last 30 seconds of Butch Taylor and 6•foot-8 tipathetic tothetune.Second, love Witn New \ ork, w:th the - _____________, ________________ probabi) a good thingfor Jordan Kentucky --.. and his coaching in part (or g gr - •- - rhoarsudenl1t);e tt - ___________________ dumped Florida good - as a matter of fact - he said It was the - , . - - ______ Mr. Ball - I addressed him after the "hanIke" - jd ,..,, (or an offensive lotiI Instead interesting matchups. deposit on his arm, and he JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API Florida rookie Coach John Lotz. ficiating was a disgrace. It hurt The Seminole County resident informed me that the offense - formed like a spa' med !!i. -_' rha a since he became a pro in nnts because he's easily 1965, relloff2spercent st feeder on a team which 'l'heres no sense in driv• lacks a general who can coi ing rationalized Itick, "be trol the ball A guard who g5:°n•; finally, to Justify the $218 liich Miculi salary with lured him back to the War riorsa ear ago ., #' -- --- his passing and shooting every time Rick comr'. aske. WOOPifl totI ' "4 - Tom is currenti - n ( thall h I shi t A . "%''tJ •- . a better basketball player at A year ago, he was pulling this stage of his career. At being 'ranticaUy stroked by the F'riar Tuckish owner of ' - The Seminoles ran into point production in the second up against the winner of the .. " _________________ .• Leading the 'tctors sas In the scoring department (or andstaed ecn with the Chiefs Ocala Vanguard tonight If the play Ocala Vanguard tonight. loot range. the Alabama school playing for the freshman squad. He said he •-.._____ -__________ 311 s ____ CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YR 44g. 4955 4 99.. 5895 GRAND AWARD IS Th I 99.. 83 Si 825 01 CANADIAN SPRINGS 521 1395 61 QS LONDON lOWER 94 PR GIN 3 I I iART'Z GIN VODKA RUM 3 STANlEY KY YDOKA II 119 95 4495 17 �10A-The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 27, 973 3 DAYSI LAST S ave on every - single . .7' sheet in our stock Sale & . 166 . . re I I. '. Jr. misses, half sizes NOW 2 Sale 22t win si ze '-'•' flat or fitted. Orig. 54 - .f 1IhI.I- I. il it ii] tuI1"J:j[LLLi 1.11- Muslin!, with the decorator look n tong wearing polyester:otton. In a bright, cheery ssortment of solids, stripes, )riflts and checks 6811 --- / / to .... , Page 1 B 1973 Ban s Reac Aff i iati on Agreement k Sale $4 flei. SS. t r $1tch tnrot brief is nylon/spandox t with tummy panel, stretch lace dulls. S,M,L,XL. , -- I Orig. $3 and Si.. Choose from women's wallets, checkbook covers, credit card cases, picture carriers, etc. Simulated leathers, lots of colors. Choose from great styles In straw and canvas handbags. All roomy with zipper pockets inside. - Contour bra. Nylon tricot cups, nylon/spandex sides and back. 32-36 A.B.C. NOW 144 $6 \j - I Rig. $4. Doubloknit Women's small leather goods 188 - Thursda December 27 320 Sale an assortment of colors Ladles' handbags Reg. 2.99/3.49. - Nylon "hour glass" coordinates In and sizes. -- . - 4118 Pajamas, Orig. $10, NOW Barga in Section -: - • -- h- Mattress pad "99 U Special TWItd SIZE $ 13 5995 Full size, single control Polyester filled fitted mattress Pads with Sanfordized cotton covers. Double needle binain. 4 Sealy Healthguard bedding Electric blanket Polyester and acrylic blankets. Twin size, ca pc. 0 14 Men's polyester Women's better shoes Orig. 4 and sportcoa ts. 518 2488 200 pairs Children's shoes J Orig. to7.99,NOW Solid color sport coats of texturlzed Polyester. Regular or long sizes. 3811 110 Men's dress and speed racer Entire stock of Reg, 84.98, Sale 69.99 688to tic. :' R eg. Sale '64 Early American or TV cart Traditional Style 12" screen (meas. diag.). "Quick-Plc". sol i d state. - J --=--'-- '.-----.J Reg. 309.95. Sale 269.95 Re;. 129.45. Sale 109.45 5.26. Req. 20.95. Sale 15.69. 1C. Our icw cost 12 volt Ser battery. Sites 24. 24F, 22F and 42 Survivor 36 si x volt battery, sizes I and 19L Save 4 56, Rig. 11 95. Req. 239.95. Sale 199.95 Durable Herculon olef in upholstery with tufted back cushions, Solid or plaids. Traditional style in cotton velvet. ) component system with 8-1rack record-player Solid state AM-FM stereo with FM stereo Indicator light, 4 speed turntable, Sale 13.39. Solid state AM-FM stereo / - f jik • Sale 1799 TO 4013 : Pius fed. tax Chrome reverse wheels, AF/X E7-1.1 823 32 90 24.67 - 248 F70-14 8.73 34.90 26.17 2.61 one P ~e ce aluminum wheels, AF/X steel dish wheels, 070.14 9.23 36.90 27.57 2.82 H70-15973 27.63 2.86 38, 901 29.17 3.06 36.85 -- - -- - --...- a ,.. / ..; - - - ! - r 4 II" -! - - - - -- . '.. - -. -. \jJ./ - _______ • •. --s. " '','- associate architect T in y S NAMED ASSOCIATE ARCHITECT by three years, he will be project architect on major buildings. His duties will include design •D devel opmen t , cli en t relations and supervision of contract drawings preparation. (Herald Photo by Ken t3umpus) Gutmann, E xc h an g e Faces Oppos tion Cragar GT Super Plus wheels, Smoothie chrome wheels and wire mags. Most wheels come complete with lug nuts nd center caps. Tlr size Save Req. Sale E60-.14 9.24 38.95 27.11 060-14 10.24 40.95 30.71 Plus led. tax 2.5 • Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penney'vp Open 10 a.m 'til 9:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. StorA nhnnn29211fl. - --- - -- - - .•' T-'-- - - - -. - - - - -- . I - - - , - ,. - .' - ' • -• -- - - •. -- - - - - . -- -- -- , /_ -- -• ---- - '•' - - - - - I . -' - . - . '• - • OFF - - , , '. - . , - 'T - , egular rices on EVERYTHING ( In P R .1 -, - . / '. • zab 6 , mait , -:--" ..- / EXCEPT SOME FAIR TRADE ITEMS I 'T . 1 .: • -:' - - - • -• .1 • - - .Ji1- - - I , • '7' . L Lz L ,y ' . -- • L - • - ,-•. • • '• - y - • '-•. - -- '- nti a CENTER • -' enne-y We now what you're looking for. !' , Russell Elected Bank Chairman James E. Russell Jr., president of United Associates Inc., a wellnown development -bull ling firm in Central Florida, has been lected chairman of the board of the Atlantic Bank of Orlando. He replaces B.J. Walker, president arl chief executive officer of Inc Atlantic Bank of Jadsunville. Due to the pri..sstng responsibiWles f his current duties, Walker is devoting full time to these Ctflfl lTiibnelts. 41 Paul Macomber, president of the Atlantic Bank of Orlando was pained chairman of the board of the Westside Atisatle Busk of )rlando, also a post previously held by Walker. ..- - - i_ - 2.96 f1 30 LONGDOC , 2.90 Comparable savings, too, on these other sizes: J60.14, 160-14, J60-15, L60-15. - - In January PBW will open an Wetherilitookoveras president office In Miami, and Li looking in 1965. at Atlants and Dallas as pos- Today, the exchange ' 'sible locatio. And for some members and lists 1,209 stocks. time it has been pushing a plan Of the 1,209, only 135 are "prito get the regional stock cx- mary" stocks. The rest are also carried on either th e New York c ha nges to merge. For all of its ambition, how- or American exchanges. ever, the PBW still does only as If the SEC is upheld, and inmuch trading in a year as the stitutional investors are orNYSE does In a week. And dered out of the PBW, financial despite winning a number of advisers say it would not mean battles, the PBW may be about the end of the exchange. But they say it would force it to trim to lose the war. In 1967, in a drastic break its sail, perhaps signaling its with tradition, the PBW began return to its old role as an exadmitting financial institutions clusively regional exchange. members of the exchange 'I"he Idea was that an insurance company which traded tens of thousands of shares a year could avoid paying brokerage fees if it held its own seat on a stock exchange. Since a seat on the P11W cost only $4,000 and the institutions could save hundreds of thousands of commission dollars a year, the lure was ojvious. But early this year the plan hit a smug. The Securities and a G60-15_ _10.49 41.95 31.46 en cx tier, the PBW Stock Exchange Institutions Into the stock Is taking on all corners. lilt's changes unlecs a certain not the New YorI Stock Ex- amount of their business was change, then it's the Securities public. Since then, PBW has been in and Exchange Commission. Each year it grows, spewing court, trying to appeal the SEC out ideas designed to carve out order. It is now preparing to a bigger share of the market, appeal to the Supreme Court, and maybe to embarrass the and at the same time trying to bigger exchanges on Wall convince the Institutions to do some public business. Street. While the New York Stock The PBW is the nation's old. Exchange was talking about est exchange. It was originally raising brokerage fees, the called the Philadelphia, BaltiPBW came up with a plan to more, Washington Stock Ex. lower fees to attract smaller in- change, but changed its name and its staid image after Elkins vestors. MIAMI - Southeast Banking Corp. today announced that an aj,reement In principle has been reached concerning the proposed ;acquisition of the outstanding shares of Edgewood Bank, :Jacksonville. Ina joint statement, harry Hood Bassett, Southeast chairman, :and Harold G. Williams, chairman of Edgewood Bank, said Southeast would propose to offer 1.3 shares of its common stock fcr 'each of the outstanding share! of the Jacksonville bank Southeast anticipates issuing, on a fully diluted basis, an aggregate of approximately 67,030 of Its common shares in the acquisition. On Oct. 31, the Edgewood Bank had tot:iI ac5eLs of 15•8 millin rand total deposits of $4.6 million. • ii r Exchange Commission adopted PWLADELPIIIA tAP) an old-fi= circus %Tes- a rule forbidftg* the entry o lAm ' plus 2.12 fed. lax. Reg. 31.95. Save 7.99. 860-13 tubeless. Scat Trac 60 series competition profile tire, 4 ply nylon construction with raised white letters. Tubeless. No trade-In required. Req. 23.95 to 53.50 Now • • Sale 2396 '-' Orlg. 9.22 i1 " ,,, , • congratulations Schaffer (seated) receives from (I to r) Charles *Hendrick, John Dragash, Carl Gutmann and Dick Matz. With the firm for More Bank Shares Tire sIzeSave • 'I s- pV" Ai El Tigre 270. Our polyester cord, fiber glasit betted tire in the low, wide profile series. Modem wrap around tread and classic *hltewall design. Tubeless. No trade-in required. -. ç Pius 2.08 fed. tax. Orig. 23.95 Save 5.99. A70-13 whitewall 070-15 f F Dra'ash and Matz Architects Inc Richard F. James W. Sweet, Chairman and thief Executive Offleer. Stated that the new center will support stare sales up to $300 million wfthout need for further construction due to the high-cube storage princlples employed in the 9-million cubic feet of space provided within the structure. George Harris, Chairman of the Polk County Industrial Dev elopment Authority, stated that the Count) was pleased to • participate hi the program with Scotty's in view of the increased number of jobs created and the fact that revenue Is being fully underwritten without any obligation on the part of Polk County or its residents. Scotty's Inc. operates a chain of 45 retail Building Supplies stores iand four Bargain Building Supplies outlets throughout Florida. 3 - speed mini-changer, 8frack tape player. recorder. Sale 24" Closeout. - _____ ' _________________________ .' ______ rivAI APPOINTED A 3- pc. stereo ent system. 69 Peg, 29.95 16" screen (meas. dlag.) Other models also on sale Save 25% Say, ' bCHAFFER The funds will be used in total for the construction of a 300,000 square foot fully automated materials assembly and distribution 'center on a 10-acre site at the firm's 55-acre Headquarters complex on Recker Highway In Winter Haven, Florida. The center L expectcd to be in full operation by September 1974 and is designed to efficiently distribute approximately 65 per cent of materials :,handled by all of Scotty's retail stores in Florida. The dollar volume of Inventory to be handled In fiscal 1975 by this center is $g expected to be $65 million and will require an addition of 75 new ' employees to the force of 90 currently employed at Scotty's warehousing an(1 distribution complex. Save$40 3-pc. stereo compon. Pedestal TV Stand Save '40 "iu'O' - - - ,Securities and the bonds will be offered for s-aletn the public. Save $20 Rockers Now I Tw - _____..-r-, & _______ - Scotty's, Inc. (AMEX-SHB) announced that approval WU ;granted by the Polk County Industrial Development Authority for the Issuance of $2.3 million in tax-free Industrial development revenue bonds. The issue Li being underwritten by Reynolds Salel Save on component stereo's Sale 18's Auto Center open 8 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. SURVIVOR ' _________________________ $ f4 J - -' - .- '' •' Revenue Bonds Are Approved AA I Roll-about Rig. 23.914 Reg. 2.59.95. Sale 229.95 freezer door shelf. White, colors. " - •• -... Xice. Pepitone also presented a letter from President Nixon In :hich he accepted Banks resignation ilth regrets and exiressed his "personal gratitude for the more than (cur years of distinguished and dedicated service." -:" 3 steel shelves, dairy storage. 3 door shelves, crispe's, -' - - - - ,, presented Banks by Byron V Pepitor Director of Selective 5ev Rag. '80 sheets Our lightweight Deluxe 10-speed racer has lots of pro-style features Center-pull front and rear caliper hand brakes 23 frame with 27"x1'. gum wait tires lug construction 1348 Rag. 279.95 Sale '248 - . '- L-. Save 319-5 , ..- . appointed a member of the National Selective Service Appeal Board in 1969 by President Richard Nixon. ' Following a luncheon in honor of Banks and attended by.. A FA qt 1 — A— Sale '48 Save 1491 Orig. tc S23, NOW Save '30 - -- - Selectle Service officials, the DistinguIshed Service Award *aa JTy J shoes Salel Portable color TV's - - E.G. Banks, President of QinBanks Corporation, was honored in Washington recently when he was awarded the highest honorary 'recognition ever bestowed by the Selective Service. Banks, Central 0ff yziI_ 14 ft. frost-free refrigerator , - ._•'- . lion kilowatts of electricity, nu- age of burled radioactive clear power will provide 210 waste. ,But waste can be handled," million, or 35 per cent. commented one expert. "There century halt By the turn of the of all electricity produced tnthe have been successful cxnation is to be from nuclear perimtnts converting waste plants. into solids similar to ceramic Besides powering electrical pellets, which contain the generators, nuclear fission radioactive elements. could be used to heat buildings, run airplanes, power ships and "The radioactivity problem rlmp:; vcn rim car s . A few exist.s beiau.t' recarch until ships now have nuclear power now has been concerned with plants, and research was con construction of reactors and not ducW for a %4hile to develop a with safety problems." nuclear airplane engine. But in ina major energy source prob- dustry was scaling down the ably will be confined to running massive size of the first plants to economically manageable electrical generators. The ifldUStr-) has hopes that units This accomplishment the next 25 years will be better was made in the Late 1960s, and than the past 25. Major dull, plants with up to five times the capacity of the earlier models culties slowed development, erected. only were One problem was that Environmentalists conduct a after 1955 did the U.S. govern. ment make imblic secret sewn running war with nuclear ener ufic data needed to construct gy plants. They're particularly the peacetime reactor. The first incensed by the industry's need nuclear-powered generator for large water supplies as coolants. Environmentalists went on Line in 1957. Public fear of accidents and fear adverse effects for fish and of long-term, low-level radi- other river life. Other problems lie ahead, ation was another factor in the delay. Consumer advocate cluding the nzmd I" oeveloping Ralph Nader has become a ma- an adequate supply of nuclear jor critic because of the safety fuel. But the implications of Amerfactor. Nuclear power experts see ica's dependence on foreign oil two continuing hazards. One Is has spurred the government that no full-scale emergency tnto pushing ahead with major core cooling system has ever research programs. i Group Ill, over 200 pr. sport -A' ____ - Banks Receives Service Award 20% . 1-1 The terms of the agreement cab for each of the 165,822 common shares outstanding of the First National Bank of Merritt Island to be exchanged for 1.3 shares of United First Florida, or a purchase nrtce of annroxlmateiv lb.2 million at curr.nt market values. The Fi]rst National Bank is located In the Brevard County city of Merritt Island and had total deposits at Nov. 30 of $28.6 million. Ilie bank beghn operations in 1963 and is the Wand's largest and oldest banking Institution. The bank has recently obtained ap. iroval to establish an additional facility under th e newly adopted Florida law which allows f or a limited banking facility wi th in one mile of existing bank premises. Entire tock of men's suits. ' - • Howard McNulty. The announcement was made jointly by Frank Sma thers Jr., chief executive officer of United First Florida Banks, Inc., and 'Doyle I. Carlton, c nirm in of the board of the First National Bank :of Merritt Island ' Shags, hlgh.lows, assorted styles and various weaves and designs. Mix and match your colors. Special buyl Group I 500 pairs L 72" x 90", machine washable virgin acrylic, nylon hound. Full size Special 69.95 ea. PC. Queen size Special 99.95 ea. PC. King size Special 25995 set Shoe clearance ! 488 Full or twin size 1 - . ---'-"-'-' i Rug remnants 2 for 5 blanket • .. -, United First Florida flanks, Inc. announced that an agreement has been reached for the First National Bank of Merritt Island to become an affiliate, subject to regulatory and stockholder tip :proval. Under the new regional management system announced United First Florida last month, the First National Bank will join the central region that Li headed by Executive Vice President, C. Closeout special Gingham weave -- - • r Special buyl O f iapan been tested. And a foolproof By PETER ARNETT the Atomic Industrial Forum. suinptton. This splitting of the atom also the Arab world? o storing en m systexa AP Special Correspondent gave mankind the hope of an Electricity accounts for a It's Just starting. By over the long period necwaste The awesome spectacle of un- endless future supply of energy The 35 conventional nuclear fifth of the nation's energy use plants went into operation. 150 nuclear an additional essary has not been developed. lea.shed atomic energy burst for peaceful pursuits. fission power plants in oper- and nuclear power generates 1985, construction under upon the world 28 years ago how near is this age of nude- atlon in 1972 "for the first time about 3 per cent of this elec- plants now Waste management remains when the United States dropped ar power now that the world's moved (nuclear power) from a tricity. Nuclear power con- or on order will be ready. Each takes at least live years to a problem on U.S. government nuclear bombs on two Japanese most Important fuel oil - Is mere blip to a recognizable stitutes one per cent of the reserves in the and government military waste energy conbuild. Industry cities to end World War II. subject to the petrop- litics of energy statistic." commented country's over-all experts estimate that of the ex- West where there are periodic pected 1985 demand for 600 mu-, public complaints about leak- "W Dress length gowns, Orig Si, $8 NOW 25%to5O% off . twin size, fiat or fitted. Reg. 2.19. Soft white niuslins of 1 polyester/cotton Full size sheets. reg 2.79 Sale 2.26 Standard pillow cases (2) retj 1 39 ........,... Sale 1.26 Fi rst Came In Bombing I % off bras'n girdles , Women's sleepwear Women's dresses -----------'-.- -.,',.---.. '' 1 Closeout of name brand -20 Large group of Our wildest white sale even Advent Of Nucl ear S 5 DAYS -. - - ONLY! TODAY THRU DECEMBER 31st -- L ( - . Phone (305) 831-3444 BEFORE LEAVING, Rus s ell (Rusty ) ZachariaPi. 5, ss gooib)'o to Dr Antoinette I 'eon, Z) rectOrofthoMarcPiolDIme$Brth Defects Canter at Children's I-lospti. Columbus. OhiO. and iuI, her he'd like tob.a doctor tooIle has had surgery for open 5prr - - -- TRI'CENTRA CENTER The best of "Three Worlds'.' Maitland Ave. at Highway 436 in Attamoate Springs 10 AM .9 PM Wsskdsys; 10AM. 5:30 PM Sat. 1 PM 530 PM SaL -- -- - - -- ______ - ______________________ ---- j �-r-------- - --- A A. --.- qV& - - ------- -..--. -S The Sanford Herald Thursday, Dec. 27, 1973 28-The Sanford Herald . Thursday, Dec. 27, 1973-3B U.S. Investors Wary CrLV& Of Arab Oil Embargo Is Given Adice v .*_.. -,.,. ;_, ies In D it* .t,- 'a-.1~ a,--*-,.-r,.---.:-.T- Act*iv* tr.-Z Li 1;i. =d It .1", I I " . __ I - 7 I9 I ' 1 r ------- - % IT -. - - 4 - J, I S '# ______ c' • , J ________ 'e, '. - • - I; - .f - - - P 1 4 - I h".l. :'-- - I . ' -: i ' _______ , ____ -- - ____ __________________________ _________ -I- ____________________________ "r1 I._.i" - -a . ! He said quoting the Law- "Every person presenting for in. spection, a motor vehicle registered In Florida or required to be registered In Florida shall present to the Inspector, evidence of (I to r) Rose Goetsch, Genevieve Richardson, Charles Sherertz, Fannette . . . Edwards. Ruth insurance a defined in the statute. Puflon and Albert Miller 1k- s ai d prior to irt.pect1on, each (irivt'r should check his or hcr.s, i. Herald Photo liv Charles Edwatd insurance policy and make sure that he is covered with the minimum required liability coverage of $10,000 for bodily Injury to New members a44"d to the Chapter last month are Mrs. 1i.,Is or death of one person in any one accident: $20,000 for bodily injury Ii. Avery and Russell E. Swayze. to or death of two or more persons In one accident: and $5,000 for DELTONA- At a festive Clirictinas dinner party held in the inj ury to or des truction of property of o th ers in any one accident, tall e a ry I University Inn In DeLand, Dec. 18, Deltona Camera Club officers Acceptable as evidence of insurance at the Inspection station will for 1974, were installed by Albert Miller, a club member. be an insurance card, automobile insurance policy, insurance DeBARY- Alvin B. Cro%*r was installed as president of the policy binder, certificate of Insurance, self-Insuror certificate, or Installed Mrs. Row Goetsch, president; Miss Genevieve DeBziry Volunteer Firemen's Association for a second term, at a sur ety bond. Richardson, vice president; Mrs. Charles Edwards, secretary; Charles Sherertz. treasurer and Mrs. Edwin Pullen. program dinner party Saturday in the Firemen's Recreation Hall. Also installed were: Lester Hunt, first vice president; Charles direct DefensiveDriving Class Scheduled second "ice president; Curtis Redman, treasurer; h Fowler, Following the installation, Mrs. Goetach introduced Josep Kenner, naturalist for state of Florida, who showed 0 colored Peloquin, secretary and Rodney Eve, financial secretary. Fred DELTONA - Another Defensive Driving Class will be held. In Qath was re-elected Fire Chief. slides depicting the geology of Florida, from Its inception to the class coordinator Char les Wyman, scheduled to begin Directors nam ed , were: Vernon Catoe and Richard Vitt, for 3 Deltona by present (3% Jan. 12, subject to enrollment. The club meets regularly each first and th ird Tuesday at 7:45 years: Adrian Fredeman, Ciir.ton Cnily. Maurice Eve Ufl(i you do not take the course," said Wyman, "you can still "Even If p.m. in the Little Red School House In Deltona and membership 1.s Lanibertson. as holdover directors. drive as carefully as possible over he holidays. To date 80 people open to anyone interested in photography. U interested, ha ve died In automobile accidents in Volusin County , this year." Wedgewood Elected Mrs. Goetach at 66&4001 or Mrs. Pullen at 574-1249. The next Those desiring to enroll, should contact Wyman now. The meeting, however, will not be until Jan 15, due to the New Year. registration fee of $5 need not be paid until Jan. 5. Fifteen Gr more DELTONA - Election and installation of a new vice-president Anyone interested in submitting four slides in the next quartire rs'eded for a class, which is designed to teach Florida tely state compertition, should have the slides In the hands of Lyle and a district director were on the agenda of the Deltona Chic persons driving regulations and to prepare f or license renewal tests. B"Association meeting held Wednesday night in the community i ;. te*te1. iaa High Patrol handbooks are used in the cLitaft. Also. ,Mrs. Florence Rumph, who took office of president of the Associy ation at the last ninth's regular meeting, af ter the reilgnation of eight films, illustrating driving situations are included In the j y i cnurse. President Harold Blough, presided. DELTONA - The Ladies Auxiliary to the Deltc'na Qvic For enrollment for further information, call 574-2318. Installed Into the office to replace Mrs. Rumph as vice-president Association held its Christmas Party meeting In the Community i Wedgewood, former public relations director for the i William Center on Thursday, at I pin, with 80 members and three guests was associa tion. set Dr. John Linehan, who had served as legislative chairman for Christmas home made cookies er ved wi th A light luncheon was s Jacksonville,-Want a faster approve refunds much faster and candies for dessert. A beautiful Christmas corsage was z refund this year' The Internal earl) In the filing season when 111 N ' cii=presented to each woman present Revenue Service said today workloads are not heavy. a:: •.; •-. A gift exchange among members was followed by a short holiday that all taxpayers who file their -.•:• : - •-s'it presented by the entertainment committee. tax returns in January should 'Taxpayers who file earl) . . Guests present were tiara Kelv), Marcia Doolittle and get their refunds in four to lire avoid making the thoughtless --'.-" James Morrison. ••-i After January It ma --weeks errors that often occur in their ---' • Istadt, Mrs New members present Includ ed Mrs Carl take six to eight weeks to meet the April 15 r Emory Paine, Mrs Joseph Schwartz and Miss Helen I.auderbach A J. O'Donnell, Jr., IRS deadline," said O'Donnell. .A Penny Social will be th e main event at the January. meeting of District Director for Florida, "Those who watt until the last the Club on Jan 17 at lp.m In the Community Center. Members said that January filers gain few weeks to file often fail to _3#-,.'11 ~ areaskedtodonstenewart.iclestobesoldfortheeen1 about i two-week advantage reid the instruct ions carefully, over those who file later neglect to sign the return, or ,-5ssocia,ion ;i-ç because the ChambleeServlce forget to attach all schedules -ip'.(enter can process returns and and W2I Christmas meeting of the DeBar) annual The IkBAlt\ ) Civic Association was held in the Commumty Center recently with * Dr . J Stuart Wichens, presiding k Alter a short business meeting, the president Introduced H E -. . McSwaln, lead er of "The Peacemakers," a well known quartet -. from Sanford. They entertained the assembly with sacred SPEAKERJAMES WEST -,. on. Christmas numbe rs, solos and group participa ti i:. : Wi th Charles Wyman, eshments were served. Following a community sing, refr defensive driver coordinator Members and guests enjoyed a fellowship hour. -U Camera Club Installation Held Firemen ns I - 1 1 ;i I If you have never involved yourself in Itte stock market, rrnciut-r that an investment in common stocks presents some degree of risk; ft an investment in bonds, which pay good interest but present less of a risk, still might not give you the yield you would receive from a savings account, especially if you have to pay a premium (more than i.00Oi for the bonds. You Price En o s Holida Fete File Early For FaStRefund ___________ - By JACK GTIRFLSNF I Ralph scz:, I m not Santa 1411 1 can show you how )'UT dreams of modernizin; your home can come true without refinanci ng Your present mortgage. ')1111C by or call today. 1 ___________ 11_______ ___ f'1!' ..-. . -,-J IuU!u!uI1 1 "- 4 ,Quartet Entertains ., , - \./ ,. An Equal Housing Lender FLORIDA STATE BANK M,mbqr 01 Unded F'rsI FIQr$da Banks Iic agaries Despite SAN/OPD INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT MEMBER F Dl C' PH. 322-1611 SANFORD e v o - -- Y. 17.92 !. - -. - Hi-12 To Install Officers DELTONA - Deltona 11142 Club will install 1974 officers at djnner-meeUng on Jan. 9, at 6:30 pin. in the &etson University dininghalLAroastbeefdlluier wlll besirved. 1ntprthirirnpnt will be furnished by the Stetson Choir. Memtiers, and their guests are welcome. Reservations must be made In advance, with Frank Lombardo by calling 7-3fl3, or with Elmer Wilson, 574-1235. No tickets will e 1d after Jan. 5. Insta l ling officer will be Harold W. Bremer, executive vicepresidert of Florida 11i42. • c,., - 4j.c: .t. - - WEll __ . 1 * By Carlton Smith For the next several weeks you ' re going to be the beneficiary of much free advice on how to pay the least possible income tax, and by some of these advisors you'll no doubt be counseled to con- Federal Retirees Host District DELTONA - The Dellary-Lklton-a Chapter 39 of the Natc:iaI wiat1on of Retired Federal Employes will hold its regular Ass. meeting Friday, in the All Saints Episcopal Parrish House in ['Y-prise at 2 p.m. A 'hort board meeting will precede the regular meeting at 1 ptil Plans will be made for the NARFE District meeting to be held I Ue DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall on Jan. 28, for all Florida Federal Chapters. DeBary-Deltona Chapter wIll host this meeting. Entertainment at this monthly meeting will be provided by the Ddtona Sing-a-Longs, conducted by Lewis W. Bucher and ac-citnpar4ed by Mrs. Ruth Pullen on the piano. s.s. sider income averaging as a way to cut taxes on your 1973 income. It's a favorite of the seasonal tax gurus, because "income averaging" sounds Impressive, and confers instant status as an expert when one sagely alludes to its ample benefits. But most of the time, for ONE of our "RocIet DORIC I I Is Featuring all-Italian Personnel trained in the Famous Home Lines Tradition of Dedicated Service. most taxpayers, it 's not Very good advice. For one thing, it's quilt' a complicated procedure that involves a lot of paper work. Most taxpayers will need the 4 UGHT LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY CRUISE -- February 4, 1974 Days-6 Ports - from $515 Ports i tvergLadc St. Thomas Martinique Barbados Grenada Aruba Port Au Prince Pori Al :j I sovM44INV boo a as cQfOd-ibi U it and on 4 git toil Ouaiily bl Itom I AGENCY - ff Ph. 313-4650 INTERIOR DCCOPA'rtNn REVOLVING CHAROC -FREE DELIVERY - PIQCht For OV( Svict Open Thurs. Nihts By Appdffitrntflf 2017 S. French Ave. i FR EE PRoFesslotlAt. OPEN 1$4 DAILY, FRI. 'TILt "WY, 44 (Wtst 1I $1)1 We Cast 44 1-4 S.*d(I) 1234134 - 11 fgJ?jr.0 I'ui43' Lh I I t-. visi t to Its graniJparOflI frrt T' near Las Vegas. Nov. Scott, born with open spine, ,.preseflt$ about 250,000 Infants born with With defects each ear in America. Sanford SANFORD PLAZA I --- -. ---.-.- -. . 11 - - ~~ __ 29i - -LL.ER'CAR.T. - -- --- -2 --- - BARCLATM ;' - , "b I I I 161% 'Vont'L. '' I i -_ INDOOR OUTDOOR CARPET Rubber Back Comes in 8 Lovely Decorator Colors. - use, the watranty Is lot this* years indoør and IWO Uti OutdOOtS. Regufl'PP,ce ---- - - - Regular Pnce Sq. 489 Scotty's Sa le Price Sq km i€ Sh"i'" "U SPru's 0cm ,, ate ONE COAT ntrI Vou ,-.-' - Utyx P1.15 -r -- many bdl (gal.) ____ -- DexTeR ALUMINUM ., - - -- - . Er Scotly • - -. - / ,k , . ( r mc - c () No scrutxng no waxing Butt in under f ool. Y ou 0 fod .,~ - a var*ly of . ff". ~ ., = Scatty 3 99 DOOR CHIMES - - .. . 40 - 95 - I Scotty's Sale Price 11 24% - Rgu!arP'rrce ---------29% - ,. .111111111111~ - . - Fla -r Douglas FIRE PLYWOOD LEXTINGUISHER Agency Inspected SBCPr0 inCLaIWMeCh.rI'S I T 499 Reçul.'Pv'ce SCOIIYI . - .2 iiii, H11j .f Plice 269 . - ' - bWesthatwalef can no1t 795 A t.,'I , Awe IR A I IM IV _~~ Scotty's Price tNT EXT IL - - V ,_ , . ,!,~,~ " - 862 _______ Scotty's Si• Price M _ -4 out "so fire, flarn i I t.! . ,, 5-0" - - 915 io-50 . 34 6 88 56. BC Walnut Chime - 10. 11.42 12.54 13 25 4' iB Sheets - Peerless Fts all r.guiar Do-!t-Yoursell 3 hole sinks WASHERLESS .,. II /PI. i: I -. V \ / ''\.1f 9 - :- , _ " 1765 :1 --1 --- " . I .1 TRINE f - rQ t;' - odcrocaoo U821 Jj1 Faucet I CU1fld.bghtfuycOfl1tQIb4 - " L :-)% Ll~'( %_---v 'I "" FOAMCRAFT Model -- 197 - 1f ç. do(x, Tapered red flag Not ii8).* 181 2 64 r. 129 Prime gtavaniisd itei COfl5ttuCtOr ribbed for added strength Rugged 1 66 - 1 59 00 % RURALMPJL -' - -. 153 - - - , - , - SHEET ii - D; VINYL CUSHIONED - .. - - ':- Ip MODEL KD30 .d JOHNNY BIRDSEED bag Cs.ialty w.id .d seed tO :. 53- 3-.e Char, Scottys Price .- 1 r :" - .e trocu :.eri to ...aregard,ssofwh.rsdsh' • s ye placed Automatic dater- - • ! DISPOSER ,I - ScotlysSale Price ----- / No 3201 rj., DISHWASHER - 4 'li KELVINATOR FOCD WASTE :._-- '1 - -- - - - i.:• . - i -,:---;r- - unft'er. ' 19 W/PANEL - I Scottys Sale Price-------- - " J. 599 . .. .235 - . -" 4 ScottysPric. ----=- ReiiularAce... -- - scatty a ABUS •1 '' - - ' O f/I i'legu'vPnc. 56c J21425, OR BRASS c........ • -. i-I Price , - 119 Scottys Sale Price ------ 88C • -. - .s - PrefinshedPIungerSets ' .1 Y-. ii -(-p I j Scot'iy's Sale Pilci ............. 798 , Scotys ': SPRUCE STUDS -, -; -- ' - 6 IO S --. -, - Scoti-ys Sal. Prics ............. - Pre'tshed Room Divider Sets N Pr,ce - /-s. .11 Hum - vats bSigns Regular nIns', '"i \ ft.. 7 rich Decwativs L.atWi. • %, . L ' 398 '6 Pre- f.n shed RIar Price !' . :1 FEEDER 425 ' Available in ',hit and Colors. Scotty's Puce 5 ._._. construct*onaopItc ans 7 'i Scatty'. Sit. Price ------------- ç' 2.69 pd. ;,.. $ Cedar for or Pato. Also ideal ...•'. ' NO - -.,.,: '-.-' 149 ,I SuisPric. __________ --- """ • ,,rv flAlkiT LATEX r?,i'i Scottys rt _____ --- - 4 I V (',.) # &.%'1i. 1.1 ' ' X: N RauLit PI'rc .......................4.58 - - : ;,. e - -4 InciOo' Outdoor pa.n back carpat fi pooa.d, patio, ptoyroom Of - laundry -12'width a WARRANTY I 1uw w4 lhfee ,,as to, oul doof ,es,denlat use. For commercial indoor rei-ienizal eas I * 1'J1 I flJ - D U R AVA L -. rw ,,,L,. M 2z6ReadfbotInishPafl01s - I,% ,"•-"II( ' 3 HARDBOARD FILIGREE LJ&GXU3R50. - M i 1_z.4 ~1_ -.-' ''--.- - . -V 1-1 " OLC)PCY' CPO1TVT - '• - - LATEX FLAT WALL PAINT `_i - M (0) 10 .I . . - , - __ - - -- _ i - - . DZIr& . ,I., I III 4 A& Uzi _'_ *!'A-Z r':~ r r.F ` - ~_ - , fj -ç . letting you defer payments, or prepay expenses for the coming t'ar, for tax pur poses. Elective medical or dental care can he scheduled so as to concentrate deductible expenses in a given year. See Jim or Joe . r-t.ld higher bracket, it's frequently possible to shill items of income, other than regular salary. II you have enough advance warning. hott ends of the year aaord opportunities Doctors and dentists are generally cooperative about Et We do repair work on all Guns, Fishing Rods & Reels. Sports Shop -. a to shifting than income. Crowd as many deductible expenses as possible into a high-income year. Medical expenses are one of the best examples. .d RELOADING SUPPLIES 0 . In most families, though, expenses are more amenable os co" in Come in and cIect the Style of Your Choice by Tell Cty.or Albert M. Lock SUN TRAVEL . - '-'fl,-', 46 Port E v erglades ..-~_~_~~ ~~_ ! __ ~T__ - -I DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUNS 20,12,10 OS. -- , ~ ~~- If a high-income year threatens to boost you into a FARM FUN 111 -r U =;=0W '10% OFF LIST PRICE ON ALL FISHING TACKLE CASSELBERRY - FROM FORT LAUDERDALE 17 t'robably more useful for most taxpayers, say the firm's experts. is a kind of doit - yourself averaging which can help keep you out of the peaks and valleys of the tax brackets. per box 32 CAL , ALL STEEL PISTOLS.__,I..,._.._ ---------- $5400 ea. r - r i .1 ii, ,i, uiuiefluOusrflgOfurOUuOr services of an accountant. For another. it invites (in fact, requires) close scrutiny by the Internal Revenue Service of your five-year history of income and taxes. and can result in embarrassing questions, II not an audit. 11 averaging results in substantial savings, of course, it can be well worth the trouble. But "experience has shown that averagin g benefits only persons wit h wildly fluctuating income," says Seidman & Seidman, the national accounting firm. ..........3O°°ea. 12 GA. ALCAN SHOT SHELLS ' V/ . Averaging invites A Tax Audit --- ~- ,. _________ BIANCHI PISTOL BOXES - -,A# -_ N ~*`-* - ~~ J ~~ i'. 7 -,',- - . peeio ek4ibwa - . -' (,Lex . '). - . !- - general economic conditions, a turbulent market that the supermarket Industry has characterized 1973. been relatively immune to cyclical changes in the state of While many factors conthe nation's business health . tributed to the general level of Supermarkets serve consumers food prices in 1973, consumers basic needs and, while cir- have, by and large, come to unders tand that the retailers, cuinstances may require or cutbacks in the whose role Is one of a conduit changes t- I S . ".- experienced in 1973 Record depression baby born out of harvests of grain crops and the pressing need by penny consumers to stretch their food availability of certa in items bizlgcts.Itwasnurturedduring like beef, pork and poultry for which artificial shortages the di fficult, depressed sears of grew to maturity In developed in reaction to price '30.3 and the control and freeze regulations the post World War II era II - - ,`J1JjtKq 11-A I ' " a ____,- _____ 1' J iitll, ga3 and complete most of their hazardous. Nonetheless, we in the retail shopping needs in one stop. food distribution industry can As for retail food prices, the be a bit more singuine than of most others, perhaps, because of our predictions historical performance through knowledgeable sources is that the rate of increase will be good times and bad, The supermarket was a considerably slowed from that 11.I 109 $ - - Aa EVERY FRIDAY ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Chicken 'n Dtamplins Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter $1 • FURNITURE SALES L ' ____\ _____ - - ...lI Ii, -. - I purchase of certain other goods from farm to family food table, and services, food sales should are not to blame for th e remain little affected , situation. - • slog $ OR MORE F To Slow (Friedland Is president of Food Fair Stores Inc., the The fuel shortage, another nation's fourth largest retail boa main with annual sales in variauie cwuwng we economic cxres of $2 billion. The corn- crystal ball, again, should not pan), operates 487 super- have the impact on super. markets along the east coast market operations as on other business activities. For the from Connecticut to Florida.) most part, our Pantry Pride While economic forecasts are and Food Fair supermal *ets always fraugh t with risk, the are in or near by major number of variables impacting population centers which on the economy today m.qkes consumers can easily reach :-: :' R'' i se EVERY THURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter We buy used Guns, SELL, TRADE or LAYAWAY Food Executive: - __ I W - FIRST Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole recently promoted Ito r) Tom Buckley, formerly in accounting, to assistant treasurer; Barbara J. Flynt, former assistant secretary-treasurer; to assistant vice president-savings; and Richard Swann, branch manager, Longwood office, to assistant vice president. (1 icra Id Staff Photo time. • . __ PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED anything other than what you DELTONA CAMERA CLUB INSTALLS . - ' ________ * ministration's program, it is clearly on the right track. Judging by the stock The aim Is to peseerve jobs. market's response to the Arab Tb!! can be seen In two ways. oil cutback and renewed tension "First, the thrust Is on in the Middle East, investors reallocation of refinery runs anticipated something very away from gasoline and close to a collapse of the U. S. aviation fuel and toward heavy economy nest year or even oil products of the kind that are sooner, used to heat space, pr od uce Argus Research Corp., ta king power and run man ufacturing note of this, comments as pr ocesses. The President also follows: "We continue t ordered a total cutback of 25 per be lieve that a scenario In which cent in scheduled airline the oil spigots are turned back fligh ts"... on within the next few months is Disston, Inc., which E. F. most likely. Hutton & Co. ex pects to record We are assuming the em- a 30 per cent sales gain and bargo will last at ap- profi t gain this year, has come proximately its current level to out wi th two new products: the the end of the first quarter. first electr ic screwdriver, with Whatever the press, the action forwa rd and reverse, Democrats in the Senate, and and an automa tic garage door thestockmarketmaybesaylng operator retailing for $89.99 for about the Nixon ad- do-it-yourself Installation... - Mb-@'dM,1&,fiM.W04&ft EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butler Copley News Service - 1 L_hI __________. should feel comfortable with your investments, nd hp Al to retain instant liqt'.. -. j -I __ , _____ j I • r 'ff1 ... - . '- --- .-- ~- - 1 - To Elderly Investor several)ears,wasappolntedparliment.arian and legislathe chair- By JUDITH G LUIOADES man5hIpwasgivefltOStflleytAcken5on,thO1SalsosrVingInthe .j CopieyNcwsSer%iCC Deltona of capacity of director 10th DIstrict of the ' ¶ .> Mrs MaryRoseGraywas elected director the 7th District due all my money in Q. to the resignation of that director s ing certificates and a announced Linehan, reporting as chairman, legislative that he checking aciountw hich ;.. had sent a letter from th e association to Mrs Paula Hawkins of the amounts to $4,600 M) home is FloridaState'.oiclngthepeople'rindignationln Volusian Count) of north $10000 I am 75 )CarS the great increase in water and sewage rates and that he had old, live alone, and my only received a letter from her stating that she would look into the heirs are nieces and nephews. . : "i Myhialth is fair. Am I doing matter and see what could be done about It. therightthiflg5?_E.F'.Ns Mrs. Rumph announced that the Association would send out a : Y newsletter to the people of Deltona in February, in which would be Utica. N.Y. • t. enclosed, a questionnaire asking the citizens their needs and 4 ~ whether or not they would be willing to additnal tax in order to i with the A. your age , receive those be nefits. a Vw Speaker of th e evening was James P. West, d irector of Volusia CilTUIU.Sta flcCS that you stated j kCoun ty Traffic and Safety Division . Al though he spoke on dr unken in your question , you are wise to keep your ",i i driving and its hazards and death toll, and informed the audience probably 1. •.! arrangements as th ey money that their desires for an additional ambulance In Deltona and the at a stage in life are You are. q East Coast would be granted, nevertheless, the greater part of you do not need to do where speechdealtwlth,Florida'sProofoflnsuranceLawatAnnual Auto L , n amiDebary , . _______ ~ . o 4 i '' - tz- f, lt e . i I c..: .. - , 44 r, W*.-, ______~ -' - -. FIR - ;1, I . ve - I __ H Ern L vYmO CASH BUYS MORE AT e Laueimak,T __ . , S#f(.1JP-V4Z-11111:f#?114L111 i i . 114' FRENCH I AVE. SANFORD PH:323-4100 I. __ Ell 4 7 fl- 00 ' " . 64 700 TURDAY SALE PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 28- JANUARY 3,1974 A II - - I S S �- - ----- 1 - •--- — - - —-- ____ Thursday, Dec. 27, 973 4B—The Sanford Herald --, ACROSS 1 IV, 1 k 11 `11 3 I Spnith Painter 5 Dutch painter , Gogh B Frenrh painter i2I1Ilow l.3Guido mote 14 Olympian oddems IS r.UrOpean met 16 He icated 17 Ardor II 511% ahite rnctil _____ DeoA bb*. WI * fe poses interesting 210 I ma g I me 72 lrditdu3I 2-i Ameritan capitalist problem for husband 2-5 Rocky crag 2-i Mung bean 2$ Trapper 30 Roof limal 32 Friend Fr By Abigail Van Buren 1. : - • 46 Chinese hiloiopby P4C .Oi.. sghs 4$ SOV'tthsn 1c0t.ti '.reUs ii tic•h United form i amrnts 15 l'.ture SI Artuts 6 M ijnisutii 36 (.rnu of hert's creation nIn-lJ 37 Steamship Si Cuntin tab 54 Eronomy iab , 7 Patriotic B Indi a n butter 39 Greek moon SS P eda l digit 9.atrate S6 Gritted i her. i 40 i Fr. t 10 Speaker SUITS 55 Alwas ipoct s it ?.urc rational 41 Spirited N ,r sv 43C emical 59Sooths.ier 19Pamquinades ii)rn pOufld 2-I Th eatrical :t Tastu solo 45 Fall Sloer I El tab i 2- Nind ef tea 27 Pertaining to pJrtice * aircraft I 4 A. K.: Don't rely on your "Hello, Grandma" response to get thc message to her. Simply tell her good. humoredty that the right to call you 'G ra ndpa" Is reserved for our grandchildren. . no _jJ fl ow anl To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Lucy Show (13) News (24) Aviation Weither 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith (9) Ozzie's Girls (13) (24) Washington 8:00 (2) (6) (9) (24) Nom NO E _lJ aaaaa •aaa JllllJJ Jill JIIU1JUI Jill j•..ila WEEK ______________ having a small disagreement with mother in law. A friend of hers sent my husband and me a weddLg present. I didn't know the lady, but my husband did. One day when my husband and I were in a restaurant my husband spotted this lady, so we slopped and t o her. I mentioned several times In the conversation talked how much we appreciated her wedding present snd before we said goodby .1 thanked her again for it, and so did my husband - DEAR WAITING: Your mother in law Is right. Send the lady a written thank-you I - - Far Abby's sew booklet, uWbat Teen-Agers Want to Know," send $1 t. Abigail Vu Burrs Dr W ' Cal ' - 1? 00 (6) Polly's Problem . CARROLL RIGHTER'S — G % J HOJOKOIE ,!7 7 ~"; , ) - ç from the Carroll Ri 'N> institut, GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day to look directly at the changes that are necessary for you to do during the coming year and to work out a plan of action by which you ca n do them in a satisfactory manner. Net; formulas an help you gain your o b jectives. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You have problems at home that need attention, to get them solved quickly and then meet ill,interesting friends Harmony is the keynote TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Obtain the information OU so that you can adsan:e in personal project. Insist that others arrive on time for any appointments made. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Instead of feeling unhappy because you are fin.ancsally deficient temporarily, find somc new outlet that will solve situation MOON CHILDREN (June 2 to July 21) Forget altercations with others and corKentrate on how to make your monetary position more secure Relax and have fun tonight. LEO (July 22 to Aug 2l) Discuss the policy level with associates and come to a complete understanding Do more listening and less arguing Become a true Leo. V IRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Eust handle any ('nancial affairs that are important and then handle wors awaiting your attention Show that you are family minded LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct, 12) Put your fincst taLents to sutk Show that you are aLert to new opportunhties to get at ead faster. Fnpge in amusements you like our g )() jutiFment in 1) t RPi() ii; handling financial matte: Your experience will help solve a problem. Show that you have poise at all times. SAGiTTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dcc 21) Keep the appointments that can be helpful in your career If you arc Objective, you can take care of an unplessant situation. I'R1COR" (f)et 21 to Ian If)) I orf'rt an emotional - - •-- - ' I 311 41 atrtc 51 ow others that you hase good judgment DEAR POLLY ---Mrs. B.L.H.'s Pet Peeve about dirty shop. ------------1 .t_ r. ping oasaers in me stores prompted irns, ome are mauc with baby seats and one of my Pet Peeves is to see mothers put their babies (who are wet about 99 per cent of the time or else slobbering on cookies and candy), where groceries are to be carried. This is anything but sanitary. I always (eel reluctant to use any store carts for such things as lettuce, celev, etc. -MIS. F.J.S. DEAR FOLLY Mildred wanted to know if there was anything she could spray on her new nylon carpeting She is allergic to ii One of my children was very ill with allergies and hospitalized so it was recommended that I have my WOOL rugs sprayed with a "closing type substance man ufactured by a California chemical firm. the man who put it on said it seemed very much like the soil retardant spray his company often applied. I would suggest that Mildred'first check with her doctor to be sure the nylon carpet is the true i -- - air' I..4114JV .r VJ4 II4 ,,II ,,.-,T, 4III I v ,,,,.i,i .. 4..IIUII. I I..JUIU U W UII kI.. IJUI U.4I I5l our difficult time I was told that allergies were caused by organic substances and that synthetics would be allergy free. Perhaps the padding under her carpet is '2au.sIng the doctor before having a complete spray job on her carpet. Hope this helps as she really has my sympathy. -AM cannot be helped and get busy doing somethung of a nature Show marc devotion to Iostsl one constructive PISCES (Feb 20 to Ms., 20) Plan your future mote J intclligentl> and stop fuming about what is annoying to OU F Show more apprsclat1on for your good friends, hear the will want IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY Lean upon and feel h:p) ,imi u..c-i( pcni iround uIe with during adolescence, otherwise a phobia could result which your prcgeny could have ditticults sheuumg iat: iii life. Direct the education along lines of psychology personnel w4 I- errrept and there ca'i a fine life he:e to nipc 6:30 (2) (6) (6) them on when the machine was installed and then forgotten about them. Now I turn the one for hot water down for a warm water ss wash and then turn it back up for hot water . washing. -CAROL. DEAR FOLLY - You do not have to have a garden to have sweet pepper plants. In the Fpring punch holes in the bottomofagallonslietincontainer,putaninchofoebblesin the bottom and then fill with growing soil Set in 'it a sweet pepper plant. keep It watered and just watch It crow. I have two on my patio so have peppeis all year round. (Polly's note s - Mrs. G. K. lives in Texas.) Liquid fertilizer is added ever two months and the top soil is loosened -MRS. G.K. - spades. South's 10 lost to my 27 partner's jack. He returned a 10 :00 - wsr"3 4 A.194 p9653 . A6 h 43 • 3572 4 Q 7,i2 4 J 84 finessing h "AJ11 The Vy "something big" TERENCSTA?,1P Boys "BLUE" 10:30 I. 11 d his contract tiv I month at trick three SOUTH (DI This might have lost to a 4 Q1032 doubleton or triple ton jack in A .12 the West hand, but the three n'!rurnp tontrat t 'old t ill A K 10 wheel in. Even it West shifted to a low spade the defense Both vulnerable couldnotatherinmorethan Yrtit North Last South three spade tricks and South would men be sure of the nine I i needed for game and rubber au 3"T Pass Paci Pa Opening lead -24 11 If % 04 New Year Consequences de at tiia t V Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle 6:00 (6) News (13) Sound Off News Newa Sunhine (9) News Almanac JubIlee (13) Peter Gunn ' FICTITIOUINAME 4 4. 9 'Til 2 A.M. Hats-Favors Free Champagne At Midnight ' Oswald & aIMS arOuy ' '-' The Flying Nun Summer Semester For ReserviliOns Call 32 3.4010 Prior To Dec. 27 CBS Morning Scm nole Coui'ty. Florida in ac the provisions of the FiCtitioUS Name Statutes, To Wit' 5'cton 965 09 Florida Statutes 1957 S OPts INC yv $500 Per Couple $ 4 * COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.I1726 In re: the Marriage of GEORGE E DUTTON SR At 1.4 & SR 46 anti BARBARA M. DUTTON, Wife NOTICE OF SUIT Wild (44) Fury 11:00(2) Wizard Of Odd '- r.mhIt (9) Password TO Barbara M Dutton Let us capture that one precious moment Pyramid Res'len..e Unknown a Last kt,Own residence-- — "oodiirrautp rrearc rio t}2l ilcilywooti (alit 90Q28 McNaught Syndo.atc, Inc.) TOIMYSQUESTIO\ was in with the jack and had Instead of bvlding two club.. noted that rn partner had your partner has jumped to tf,ru discarded toe three and live spades over yxir one spadi ,S}iit ofhcartsandfiveo( clubS so l Answer Tomorrot promptly led my six of 01? taies (6) Love Of Life 8x 10 PORT R A I T Password (44) Trouble With Trash 11:55 (6) News SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ... - • One sitting per Iubltct • One special per family I Groups SI 00 each additionil tublect lndi,ithjl'. $1 43 pcii addit i onal sutiect All ages Bathes. children, adults No appointmcat necessary AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm ') New (44) Variety News 41. 88 NO EXTR4 Thru Saturday Daily lOa.m..$p.m. (5) Search For ' 4 . Tomorrow (9) Split Second (13) Who. What, Wt-re Game CHARGES zaVR -.-- C r. C_ ~ % / SANFORD . 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy , CAiS •,, - NERRY , , -- I (6) News (') All My Children (13) YOung And iit tI!tI i q jUiw 1J) LidfflUI .i ;L • _ - u DOG ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Deputy Clerk GFO A SPEER. JR OF SPEER t SPEER. PA SCOPE PROJECT CON. L Tb Project generally consists of the complete STRUCTION construcison of the project PirIin w i th rela ted Site Wo-ka%set i,..,. ... ,, r..,...,, RACING f_ _1 , , - .- , taken This Notice iS to be published b, sting in three (3) public places within the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida. and published in The Sanford Herald, a newspaper of general circulation Ifl s-aid City one (I) time at least IS days prior to the time of the Public Hearing Pj'. T if) tn' 21'? di '' P ber, A 1) 1913 S Phylli s Jordahl City Clerk of trio City of Altamonte Springs, Florida Publish Dec 27, 1973 DEW- 177 - IN THE CIRCUIT F LOP I 0 A JUDICIAL COURT by Heimdahi & Stottel BUGS BUNNY N'-r FtET THAT QuAg-rEg 'A BOqWWEP FROM ME FER COFFEE! J h OF E 1GM TEEN TM CIRCUIT SEMINOLE ~ COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1)1411.A In re: the Marriage of CARLOS FELl PE GREGOR 10 BAR RINAT. Husband 'Co It and THERESA c BARRINAT. Wilt NOTICE OF ACTION Car Iü F' ripe Gr,'',r 'o TO Etarrinat Box 157 7013 SW 72 Street Miami.Florida 33111 -- by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY - - t"— / IELL r:;'s AT -' -, - '55'b'. '' s',w'ç', va , ,, R13Hr NT MURPER ME b'-_____- I .-'' . I " •_ \- ,., E -',~ ) EE ,, ,, ' "'- ,',iir: '. upon Pol4ioner's Allorneyl. whose J W Ford deceased Publish: Dec. 6, I), 20, 21, 1973 DEW 2$ — COMMISSION HEARING C)OCKET No. 13sal-E01,11 FLORIOAPUBLIC Ct. '' r" - P1 '1. _..L_,,1 \..'' -... -' - 'i TYPE OF CONTRACT. The Work will be let under one contract In and accordance With pages OR BR I of tne Contract Documents for tne construction and labor involved in the Relocation of Altamonte Elementary School. The Owner Contractor Agreement bound w,th the specifications Ih4ii tie the Areernen? used -- Jackson C oun t y Cour Marianr.4, Florida 32446 9 3 am. EDT. Tuesday 29. 1971 .. ... County Courthouse Fifth and Atlantic Fernandirs. Beach, Florida 32031 9,30 a rn, EDT. Wednesday. January 30. 1974 County Commissioners Meeting Room Seminole County Courthouse Sanfrd, Florida 32'71 antI LI + . ._ - - - . ' ;- ' , --- ______ \' ' same fine Country-Polttan Music that you have enjoyed in the past by Los and Linda Varnes and Grady -- I, Buller and Billy Franz. Cttfish & Hushpupptes, Mosth watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea-. food Our Specialty. I SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S RESERVATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED PH 322 3108 SPost Time 8 P.M Malsne.s Mon., Wed,, Sat., 1:45 P.M. "ftpg9er & better Than Ever" TOh)' & Louise Costantino Your Host & Host ess Hwy.17 920n1akeMonroe Sanford - -'rr Miles in Altamonte Springs , Further informatIon fIle Civil Division of lhC Seminole County' Sheriff's Department That said sate is being made to sa tisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution Florida available through Nn (•l,-if . tJrlth'r Ui JAflFORDORLflDO KEEL CWB 10 the Seminole Coun'y Courthouse fl Sarilord. Florida, the above described personal property. Said .hehecle being stored at Altamonte Garage *At,' New Grandstand .NCW Color TV §JM cj4J(,Q Cs~n. suolect to any dnd All Wsling loins, at the Fr on t (West) Door north of Orlando between P lo 1 641 Reservattuns DOS) 8)iloOO .Uminole County. Flwids pubh%h Dec 6 1), 20 2? 'ii S Mr. D&vie Sims. Chairman 5 Mr William P Layer, Superintendent Approved at to form Douglas Slenstrom of SlenstrOm. Davis & ._.,,,. McIntOsh P0 Box 1330 Su'tC 27 Florida State Bank Sanford . Florida 37111 Attorneys for Sc hool Board teslify concerning the Subject matter of this docket. Mn, Christ will be available at 9 - 00 a m. on th e morning of each hearing date 10 meet with thOt( who so with to t es tily By DIRECTION of WILLIAM 14. BEVIS, Commissioner the Ditfrltt (iif (SEAL) Publish. D#c DEN MW Ill 103 Chairman WILLIAM TO. MAYO and CornmissiOner PAULA F. HAWKINS, as and constituting t he Florida Public Service Commission, tb's 191 h day of December, $973 1914 i - .. : _• finNialety thereafter, othtrwill,e, a &faull will be enlefed against you for the relief demanded in the ~' -* / , - .- .( ; - —,--. b - ,, 5:-I .-- ' '. — —L5. I - ,,----. '' ' - .. ~. . , ? .... -,..._•_.4 -. _,.w. - - . "s" , •t'i' - FRArn I . 1'. ) - /J. . — _.-- k1r —iu--V II II II Ill 11 Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk ROBERT M MORRIS II \ ' I ii III , it JAE ' ...-... L'MORRIS .JI I RIGHT NOW ' " i' ' ,-,''th'' JI - 7)0 North Park Avenue '. : ,l III Jill II DEW-12$ 1 Notice us hereby given that a P'bii Hearing will be held in inc City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford. Florida, at $00 P M on Thursday, January 3. 1971. to consi der the lotlOwing change and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Rel(nlng From MR 2. Multiple Family Residential Dwelling District GC 2, General To That Of Commercial District That Property Described as Begin 36-1 ft South 74 degrees 30' West of a point 919 71? South of the NW corner of Section 12, Towrnhp 205. Range 30E, to a point on the Easterly right of way line of State Rd 15 and 600 Thence run Southeasterly South 64 ct,grees 30 East, 365 31? to a concrete marker. thence South 7)12 ft. to another '-- , - f I .— _ - , .----,. 's't 11 -.'\ / THE.? ' I LY ASKING - YouRSEL.f, 110W CAN N _...!J YOU'RE 4 SELL SUITS I" CHEAP 50 . / ' i ;'- _-,,,. .1 ri' I'/ i .' , 4,-, \ ' ' ) // ______ I ____V ¼ i\ A P RO qS ' ", ___________ NOTICE TO PUBLIC / ' I'- ' H .41 ". J11k"-\ 11 ".' .. - It Ill - Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish Dec 77. 1973 anti Jan 3. 10 Il. 1974 )'\ - -------'---,.--------------... ,- . HUTCHISON. LEFFLER - —' ' -l_ _,',,,, by Dick CovollI WINTHROP thence marker; concrete by Bob Thans riiu EST A,1.9 E RN Iseati Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Court 50vtid15te'ly South 64 degrees 20' East for a distance of 261$ It. to a Chic Young BLONDIE concrete marker, thence latterly 19degrces 22'a d stanceof 392 31 ft thence Northerly on 0 degrees 3$' E thence or a distance of 159.75 ft . West to the Easterly right of way lint of State Roan 15 and 600; thence Southwesterly South 21 degrees 30' a distance of 12694 It to the point of beginning Subject to a more ac curate survey . Being more generally described South of Airport as located Boulevard and East of US il 92 All parties in interest and citizens shall nave an opportunity to be heard as said nearing By order of tne Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, thiS 261h day of INVI "' ' Arthur H. Harris Chairman City of Sanford Piann.ng and Zoning Commission Publish- Dec 77, 1973 DEW 133 Mort Walker RE FILE BAILEY NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice 5 hereby uen that a Public Hearing will be held .n the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. at I 00 P.M on Thu'rsday. January 3. 1971. to consider the following change and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Seminole County. Florida Rezoning From RC-1. Relrcteia Commercial District. GC 7, To That Of - General Commercial District THE PHANTOM That Property Described as. Lot I (less North 2011 Oct Road) and all of LoIs 2 through S. Biok I, Palm Terrace. as recorded in Plat Boot 1, ,. V Seminole C ou nty, Fl or idaBeing more generally describ ed as located Southeast corner ci 35th Street and Sanford Avenue. All parties in Interest and citizens shill have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of the Planning and Zing Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida, this 2Sth day 01 December. 1 973 - ' ç. , ,; " ,, 1 ,' 1 ,' 1. :':;, r o'- - — C'_E7 a T'a" - -' *i' ,•"-';;• . NEVER ~ -. U - 1' - 1 -, ..-' 'A "- - t'j - ' --5: - ' ,• - . "4L" •. :--'-.—" : - -•.. ". '5i .., . E,AN CAN )OU ,', -1' ' . - i -1'.. - j 1,' __ . .. - WHY,, ." . - ~kt t,,•,; ---::, , - ,, '':'' . ' - > ' . IjP' - f' r 4 . "5 1',,/' ME 1. \I 3 %',i.5KE7 s'?! I QIT L._!J , - MAN ' " -C. .. ' Aix MtITI2 ' 3.M , / / If -.- -' - ' : ' - " -'- -. ' I ,', fe./" Harris Publish Dec 71. 1173 DEW 132 " ' ' 7 LAt.Ati t' WHY AR'E U LAL~Swtf4e- -- . p&9q 11 of the Public RtKor(ft of Arthur H. a aa nd Sy Barry Lee Falk __________________________________________________ Chairman 21, 1913 , _____ WITNESS my hand and seal of Court on thC 21st day C4 December, A.0 1973. 1971 Circuit or before January 25. 1974 and file the original thereof with the Clerk of th,% Court either before service on Petitioner's at?orne-,s or im - ... Nw~ I 1114 and Charge-s of the Florida Public UtilitiCt Company (Ord er No $907. October 73. 19731 9 30 a m , CDT, Friday, January 7S. ~ -1 Petition SERVICE COMMISSION to FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY and atitertisements . which time hole fur and against Ihe ar required'to serve a copy 01 your Estale of ,.... ._ "i." '.' by Lorry Lew is CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS sa me will be heard and final action ,, County, Florida, (See Document No ALL OTHER 7) INTERESTED PARTIES PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF NOTICE is hereby given that the SEALED AIDS All bids are lobe Florida Public Service Commission delivered to the Superintendent of will P1010 a ji.iDll hear'ng in the Schools in the Seminole C ounty abo'vedocket.ttPietimesandplaces ScPiooiOff,ce.2O7COmmef-c4.I Ave, cteslgna'ed bCtOw pursuant to said TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS. CommissiOn's Order Inflating an Bids shall be received until 300 InvestigatIon ot the Earnings. Rates - - Thursday 1730 . 1 1 !... F'nal Judgment Divorce entered by thC Superior Court of New Jersey, Ch an cery Division. Essex County, •,,, • ' t('II -- Street, $ t. Catherines, OntarIo, Canada LILLIE V. B CI'IISM, 6406 Oruth Street, Detrot, Michigan LfN? JC)IPJ 'iF5t,EY FORD, JR 3910 Toinay Street, Houston. Texas 77021 ROBERT C. FORD, 3910 Totnay Street, Houston. Texas 77021 VALERIA 0. LOFTON, 14 Monroe Place, Montclair, New Jersey 07012 ALLEN C. LOFTON, Is Monroe Place, Montclair. New Jersey 07012 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition has been filed in said Court praying for an Order to determine persons interested in the Estate of J W Ford, deceased. and their respective shares in the residuary assets of sa i d estate and you are hereby required to tile your written defenses thereto within forty (40) days after trie first publication or potting hereof. Should you fall therein. judgment will be entered in tiuC course upon sa i d Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal f said Curl at Sintord. Seminole County, Florida, this 4th day 04 December, A D 1973 '.- arren Road Bnimfield, Massachusetts You. Defendant, are hereby r,jtl,ed that an action for dissolution PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING CA marriage has teen fled against BIDDING DOCUMENTS. Bidders 9 - 30 a m., EDT, Thurtday, ,3U in Inc above Styled Suit and you may review' the Documents at the January 31, 1971 ,ire required to serve a copy of your Commission Hearing Room 101 following places; ansAer or pleading to tne Complaint (oglsan N Kelley, MA Palm Beach County Courthouse On Piaintilt's attorney. Joseph M 500 west Seminole Boulevard 300 South Dixie MUrasIso, P O Drawer 716, Fern West Palm Beach, Florida 33401 Sanford, Florida 32771 Park, Florida 37130, and file tne original Answer or pleading in the ioghan N Kelley, AlA The purpose of these hearings will OttiCe of the Lltfk 01 T!t (.ircuil 1966 Bayshore Boulevard bt to receive in, relevant testimony Court on or before tne 10th day 04 fl.,n,.l,n, FIo,iaa 11521 Cihibitt of all nartiei of record. )lnuary. 1971 it you fail to øn to, a members of the pub lic served by 'ault will be taken ag anst you for Florda Public Utitites Company. District School Board -- r relief demanded in thC Corn of Seminole County and all other interested parties whO cia-nt 202 East Commercial Avenue may appear Concerning the ear -,'1'iTNESS my hand and official Florida nings, rates and charges of said Sanford. 32?1 1 sea; of nfticS at Sanford, Seminole Company All witnesses will DI (LUrity, Florida, 1113 101h day of Documents will be at Local subject to cross examination at the December, 1913 Pianroomt for Bidders to review, conclusion of their direct testimony (Seal) At a means of eapditing these Arthur H Beckwith. PLACE(S) & DATE FOR On. bearings and to prevent repetitive Clerk of the Circuit Court TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENT. cross examination, the Company's By - Linda M Harris S Bidders may obtain Documents witnesses will be cross examined for Deputy Cleni by phoni ng the office of the Ar. as lo ng as time permits at the first PubliSh Dec 13, 20, 77. It?) and chitect requesting further in. scheduled hearing, with such cross jan 3 1971 examination proceeding in sub tormation (I 305 322 686S after DEW S? e point sequent he arings from December 70, 1973) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE reached cit the time of adjournment SPECIFIED BONDS; The soc. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of each prior hearing cesful Bidder(s)Shall provide a ano Payment by virtue of Hilt certain Tax Perform an ce, Warrant issued 01101 and under thP Guarantee Contract Bond as ADDITIONAL NOTICE ..1 • tu.I .4 Ci,,..,i flPrt ..-- .-. .--.., ., , 1 . ,. of the public hearings scheduled on ment of Commerce. Division Of pecficôtion5 Employment Security upon a final this matter, Florida Public Utilities DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR IF judgment rendered in tne aforesaid OPENING OF SEALED BIDS; All Company is directed to publish i n court on the? 301h day of September. each daily newspaper 01 general Buds must be received and opened at circulation in its service area, on A.D 197). ,n that certain case en Seminole County School Office, titled, State of Florida Department two separate dates prior to the 202 Commercial Ave.. on the 11th scheduled hearing dates, quarter of Commerce Plaintiff, vs. Donald day of January, 1914 at 3 00 P.M settrig forth p,tqr He'rN'rt Stewart I a Don Stewart encle'sr:I in a seated envelope plainly fully ttietime and place of the public Concrete 5cr vi.e to me as Sheriff Of marked on the outSide "Proposal" anOtnetitIe04 the WO(sI. the date, hearings scheduled herein and the Seminole County, Florida, and I following inc nature and scope of tad hearingsupon levied have and the name of the bidder The Proof of Publication thlt such described properly owned by District School Board of Seminole nolices have been published should Donald Herbert Stewart, sale County, Seminole County, Florida be filed with the CommisSion prior property being located in Seminole reserves the right to reject any or to the commencement Of the public County. FlorIda, more particularly all Bids received and -or to waive hearing described as f011owS any ,ntormatities in the Bidding No bids shall be withdrawn for a period One (I) 1949 Cadillac, purplC COUNSEL FOR PUBLIC WIT Of 30 calendar days subsequent to white Vin, 19174766, 1971 FlO'id* NESSES the opening of Bids without the Tao No 17.WW 1331 Mr Robert Christ of the Corn And the undersigned as Sl'enitf of (onsentof the Board mission's Legal Department will be of Seminole County, Florida. will at Dated this 701h cay pr esent at each of the sch ed ul ed II 00 AM on the 7$th Cay ° December, 1973. public hearings to assist any December. A D It?), offer for sale The District School Board member of the public who wishes to o Seminole County and sell to the higtiesf bIdder, for fiv ,v41R,effor ooior,v. ) (44) Revalations PROJECT TITLE RELOCATION OF E Husband, (6) The $10000 January Illh. i97J. at which time Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud In tne Seminole County School Office 702 Commercial Ave PM . Friday January II. 1974 TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bds Opened and read aloud to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE shall DC articipating Geeral Contractors (1GM., ,, H JUDICIAL Cl CIR. ant, interested PtiC in attendance CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ShffeUtonwSanfotU Inn Concentration . F'ibSh Dec 13, 20 2?. 19n and .,,In 3 1911 11 Ave., Bortner. President 6 ---I Enjoy the 'flue bidding as been sti Ocr old friend as etstT t m c Vital North East South Pete writ es, , 19 Pass là favorite rubber bridge hand • Pass Pa ss 24 of 1973. It sure illustrates the It pan importance of playing safe for your contract. You, .Sc,uth hold "(happened to sit East ly .K .165 V2 PA Q 106S 4) 4 ;ac of dubs was 'aken b> What do you do out s ace- South proceeded A Bid five dI*raonds Resist to p.ay a diamond to the the temptation to go into Black Deceased. "rOtJ? Florida, Altamonte Springs. Florida, at THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO HUBERT P. FORD, 203 Rykefi SICK. WAS ct)tJLf*1'T -, and that said City Council will hold a IN THE CIRCUIr COURT, W FORD. HE - t flhIflIV EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE NO. 233 In ne: Estate of - of the Public '.flfllflfll public hearing on the Petition at S- 00 pm , or as soon thereafter as possible, on thC 151h day of January. A D 1971. at the City Hall of DEW LOng*'OOd St -mole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAME OF OWNER The District Florida under the fictitious name of LOUGW000. and School Board of .eminole County, CRUSTY'S OF Seminole County, Florida That I .ntend to register said name PROJECT LOCATION' S1'fl%if101e *,lh the Clerk at Inc Circuit Cotrt, cordance with I 1i1 Jan 3. 1911 414 BRUCE ELLER {,,nrhl,*,. • fdOTIC17 is hereby given MO I Arn ergageo ,n ousinevs al WO H19t,way J Hogan's Heroes Sunrise 4 Secretary By; Lois B. Walker iy4iIITATlflii TO 0 10 - p,,-si,. J% heredy giventnat tne District School ft Marflrflt Publish. Dec 13, 30, 27, 1973 and 1EBBE'\THE'D TH4k ThIrd) J 15 JUST AIL IN OR SOMETtN'' / TELL ftL ALTAMONTESFRINGS. FLORIDA NOTICE OF. APPLICATION FOR VACATING AND CLOSING. ABANDONING CE PTA IN UTILITY EASEMENTS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CflCiI of Inc City Of the Attamonte Spfinc7S. Florida, that a P e t i t i onhas been lied with sau Council to close, vacate and abandon a certain utility easement n etc City of Allamonte Springs Florida, described as follows' That certain lift Utility easement located on the South side of Lot A Of LONGVIEW HEIGHTS, 3CcOrdinq ,.... ..s..s *ha,* ,,t *,.*p.t.,I I. Plat 800k Page Edward Simmons, Attorneys for the Dep,jt Clerk F'ut)iISh Dec 20. 77. 1973 and Jan. 3. t' 1911 DEW 91 Enjoy Yourself To The Sounds Of Lucy Show (44) 6:30 (2) (6) ri4 President Circuit Judge ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS Cecelia V Ekern hI wttut Skei (2) Dinah's Place (6) to' the relief demanded in the ,.mpiaint DATED thiS 111 h day of Oi"e"ber, 1973 FICTITIOUS P4AMELAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI SIMMONS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS. INC., a corporation exitng under the laws of theState Of Florida. being desirous o enqagirtO in business under the tict,tiov5 name of SESI. at 1020 Druid Drive, in the City of Maitland, County of Seminole, and Slate of Florida. .ntends t(i register Inc said name wills the Clerk of in* Circuit COVtt in and for said CountyDATED this 301 h day Of November, 1973 SIMMONS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS. INC James L Simmons, By •'•W ' by Dnr. Goue ALLEY COP CITYOF '''' (13) Local Movie Mov i e 10:30 (2) Baffle sudden, we had fivetricks in." I'ete,s letter continues for some time, but the gist of it is that ,nuth could and should p874 - 7:00 T he Joker's low spade to my king. I led my last spade and all of a tAQIOS 4 9:00 DEAN MARTIN MOVIC 9:30 (5) Defendants irning nARLIS \ .uuIJ III UII News ozo's Big Top Capt. Kangcroo Mike Douglas Show 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) What's My Line? j N ORTH 4 K Q 10 ;I 11 (9) 8:00 (6) (9) • WIN AT BRIDGE BABcqum N. !.,#I , -I /~, I - Truth Or (9) Wnrfd 'W WARREN H GERSTUNG and L E GERSTUNG. hiS wife, HENRY W IMMOFF, ROBERT BRATZEL, (squIre, and WILLIAM 0. MILLER. JR . Esquire. d b a LAW OrF ICE OF WILLIAM C,. MILLER. JR r.ir r -. 7:00 (2) Today draw almost hot water on the warm water settin Recentlyl was reminded that most machines have faucets Und them that adjust the water temperature. 1. for one. had turned Aness Now 2:30-7:30-9:20 Those "Trinity" Comics Are 13lck! Almanac tald mc to use cold water as many washing mline will tuiira.ett Carroll R ight e r 's Individual Forecast for your sign for Jaruan .a no w re a d y. For your c opy send your buthdatc and $1 to Uanull Righter Forecast (name of newapaper, p 0 Box . A.IC 145 V'J W12N vvim TED sill AQUARIUS tlan 21 to Feb 19) Stop (rcttrg ibout what - Tonight Show MORNING DEAR FOLLY My Pointer concerns those new fabrics that advise warm water washing. Even sales people have C (44) Green Acres FRIDAY (9) &!! ATRLJ P_ .WZ-C OkO A" or. L111311 (24) Sesame Str ee t 6:00 (2) IN[ occcHA; ', 5:15 (13) Sta,cast 5:30 (6) Green Acres - - IN ' Night Gallery (44) News POLL\ Do any rea d ers k now w cou ld be done to venetian blind slats where the paint is either worn or rubbed off? Mine really look so had and I wonder if they could be repainted without removing the slats. -HELEN. _ Gas Park Here (24) MisteRoger's Neighborhood t;00 (2) Tomorrow (9) Movie By PoIiy Cramer Waste u_, . nrli— 5:00 (13) Women 's News News (44) trouble. I think she would be wise to check further with her FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1973 fiat Entertainment - CONFIDENTIAL TO "D AND G IN SANTA BAR BARA": Incest consists of Sexual Intercourse or Dfla between two persons who cannot be legally married because of blood relationship. It La a serious criminal offense In all of the states. Yes, th is Includes first cousins In those states hkh prohi bit such marriages, i.0 j' ' News () w's Don't GiIligan's Island (44) Press .......... 11 00 (2) j (24) Sesame Street Francisco 1130 U) (6) Venetian blinds need touchup DEAR ABBY: I am W4 Streets Of Sun (44) my - Flip Wilson 04I World — COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NUMBER: 73.I559.0 WESTERN LAND PLANNING COMPANY, an Illinois Corporation regiStCred tO 00 buIne5 in th Stale of Florifl, Plaintiff, - - C .......- - Floyd Theatres Right (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Riioe 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton PLce (6) The Flinistones (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwlnkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) movie NBC Follies (9) - (6) The Price is (9) News (13) Starcast 1 My mother in Law insists that I should write this lady a thank-you note. She says a verbal thanks is not enough. I rn.-4t4, •hftfl UUT1 a .VrUI U1dUL 13 WAiTING TO HEAR What do you think? Drama Special Days OfOur Lives (6) The Guiding Light 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge Of Night (44) Patty Dukv .1: C-1 (7) ,'n)ttcr Y. '''1 3:00 (2) Another World (44) Movie 10:00 (2) oboln , tlli\', EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIP. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Legal Notice I1ñYI& IIIJflCD C OURT OF THE NOTICE OF ACTION CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WARREN H GER STUNG COUNTY. I!'UflWCV -ASE CASL NO. 73-171)-C West Pompano Beach, A R KLINE and CONSTANCE H Florida LiNE, hit wtt, Plaint ills, and i's vs L E GERSTuNG C RUTH WITI'fERELL. duly ap 1000 S Dixie Highway opnted and acting Eecutr,x of the West Pompano Beach, .t EthIc of HELEN TILFORD Florida deceased. ana REV FLOYD YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the HARRIS. as Presiaenf of KYLE'S above named Plaintiff, WESTERN uovs RANCH LAND PLANNING COMPANY, an Defendants Illinois Corporation registered to do SUIT TO QUIET TITLE business in the State of Fl or ida. has NOTICE OF ACTION lied a Complaint against you In the To the De fendant above styled Court You are comREV FLOYD HAMS. as manded to serve a copy of your I'rc%idenl of KYLE'S BOYS written defenses. It any, on IdNCH , and all other person s STEPHEN M STONE. Ptain?lf't nq by, through, order C '1?C'rrr, ,%rose .icJdreti 5 IIi. UI V. TLt BOYS ISIS. CNA Tc,*er , Orlando, Florid3, RANCH. and to On of be fore IflP 10th day of January. '.0 pornr person flaying or ten, and tile he original with inc any right, title or interest Clerk of this Court either before n .tnd to the following described service on Plaintiff's attorney or property, situate in Seminole immediately thereafter; otherwise Cc'un!y, Florida a default may be enter e d against Lois 75. 26 and 77, Block "C", you for the relief demanded in the .'.EST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS, Complair.t. [CTION ONE, accord i ng In ift This Notice shall be published ptat thereof as recorded in Plat Book once each week for four (1) conID Peg 69. Public Records of Wcutiye weeks in the Sanford ci-.flnoIe County, Florda )4trId YOV, and each of you, are notified WITNESS my hard and teal of the 1p, You, a Suit to Quiet title ti) the above Court at Sanford, Florida, thIs 101h o-scr bed properly has been filed aay of December, 1973 a,t'ntt you and you are required to (Seal) '.rrve written detenves to said Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. C-'nptant on DAVID W. CUN Clerk ',i 'iGHAM, Pla i ntiffs Attorney, By L.rscja M HarriS v,-'c5e' address .s p o 110* ISiS, Deputy Clerk .5 r.ter Park, Florida 37719, and file Publ,5h. D ec 13, 20, 27, 1973 and "ic original in the Office of the Clerk Jan- 3, 1974 ii the Circuit Count on or before DEW SI M I)1S\1Y PklIt)t () 2:00 (2) The Weltons Toma Behind The Lines (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (13) Rock 9:00 (2) Ironside (6) Movie (9) Kong Fu (13) Movie (24) Conflicts DEAR f ~Z %h1T " Legal Notice - Turns 7:00 (2) Talk .a M Io'-Ama N 1 • Three On A Th Straight N NOW SHOWING _______ Match ' in htjSirie5 .It 2t-iti (OweII nranth Rd NO 179. Winter Pan, 37119, Seminole County. Florida undtr the fictitiu,j(n,ameo, DIAL A STYLE, and that I intend to regitter said name with the Clerk Of the (rcuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the PrOvis.ont of the Fictout Name Statues. To WI Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 195.? S John L Lord Publish Dec 2O.. 1973 and Jan 3. ID, 1971 DEW .' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 7 ('i.oO -______________ THURSDAY EVENING 'I Mon.- Tue s. 6:30 L:;i:1rtT . Television £'. ________ [1li Jail 11 ______ ___________ - DEAR ABBY: I am a 75-year-old gentleman with a lovely 21-year-old granddaughter who was recently mar• red. Her mother in law, who appears to be between 55 and 60, says: "Hello, Grandpa," everytime we meet. I do not object to my grandchildren calling me "Grandpa." but I do not wish this woman to address me in that manner , The last time she called me "Grandpa," I called her "Grandma," and she quickly said: "Oh, no, not yet!" I said, "Well, you're old enough to be one." Without mi'king an issue of k, how can I let this wornan know that I do not wish (or her to call me "Grandpa"? AK. IN CHICAGO ______ * * * :30 (2) ,ntt I ______ 52 (. tar Ia a a• jia JiIt 0 a No ______________ Hit? _____ 49 Primates 29 Be bc'rne •( V This is an interesting news greater depth about the alleged Hammerstein musical was a its book form, rather ttwn in. program because It asks the abuses of his enormous power. milestone, a new approach to terrupting it. question on the minds of many ____________________ Now Americans: Should the 9.11:30 CBS, Plus president resign? The news Thursday Night Movies (Ile- — — J Talk tAumi Time Previews " Thursday, Dec. 27,1973-5 B ord Herald LegiFNotice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE sher ytJ'entfijst lam integrated the On musicals which "Oklahonia' 9 ABC, ABC News Special, show will analyze the problems run 1, "Crisis of the Pesidcncy." of President Nixon, and go Into Broadway, tiis flodgers and iuuI and the story, continuing 44 Epoch 4 Scope T ghlights ir A14 t••I DF: 'tit flR 1(11']): Sin ce ticul !-'u?t ur htband's word. ask him to destroy the picture In your !'rnence. and rely on his memory. Don't pose for another, and won't have to worry. Hi _______ 3$Ktamina;ion 41 Steamer tab 42 American llMasculuw' DEAR ABBY: My husband carries a picture of me without any clothes on in his wallet. I posed for It just for him. He siys he likes to look at It occasionally at wk, but he wouldn't show it to anybody. Yet whenever I meet one of the guyshe works with, the going over l get with his eyes gives me the feeling that he might have seen the picture. I am a very shy person, so maybe It's just undue concern on my part. But on the other hand, I'd rather have my husband looking at MY picture In the nude than a girl's In a magazine. What should I do? WORRIED Stripling 1CUth ,coil — — , U, r Artists L -l Legal Notice _______________ Puzzle I \ 10 I -_ `%A__z - - - : , j'54. / "f - '---' - ) 'l . 1 % 1 ' ' -1 . - r O;io~ -- , �__ - tL - .. -. -.------.-- . JU JIL$ ...-. ,- . . ..- -,-- __ .- L-_ - - - -- - - - - - - -.------ .. -.. -. I '••- . -•-• _. -i-- riiur _ 114 ~ I: .fi _* I - _ A I - ::: - mdch to the laughter of his medicall comrades. "Dr. Crane, how can Henry get over his stuttering?" -I i 7 . t ___ ; W - - _If I I r Coverage r -- . Subscriber The Sanford Herald. Demosthenes stutterer, wasn't juggling A stutterer can also sing without dif ficulty or recite his ~, I iiiiiijijjill~ ,~ -) . -. I I I Start Paptir To: ~1. ~ I i ! ____________________________ T l ________________ 1 A . -ri pee oris, tremor o your .; writing- hand when signing documents in public, spastic colitis and ii . i 21111.1110 f eet. A-4brow"t _____________________________________ BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE hilt CLASS ?ISI* I. .4. SIC 549 PIll IANPOU, pa_ e Uhliflrii P.O. lox us; i i : ~ I . I -1 DEPT. frra@ = . Rent Unfurnished ]II-Houses, Rent Furnished , 32-Houses A111"Un ou 1.P1anning to FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given tnat I am SW Corner thereof thence run N 0 eqegdrnthnin.satl7INH'*ay, gegrp.eso1'46W., AM gifeetto,ne , Seminole, County. NW Corner of said North I t of lilt NE 1-4 of the NW t-4 Oil said S4Kl ion 24, COURTESY MOTORS, 9nd thal I i . I =T , . - J . .. _f JZ - z . - 16509 Florida Statutes IVS7 5cc "on JOIstS S s~orIing 0 S lish Dec 6. 11, 21 77 1973 f)EW 74 FICTITIOUS NAME 34niord. stmtnol# rArriftif BRACYS AUtO SALE~L_ er4 __ I V _ - - _- _- Ti ~ ls- - - DL )4)) ")L 1 1 F II. *JLL•L•IJ ' through life, remember that F I Classified Advertising will IW1Y5 be there to " 33-wanted to Rent - .---. I , '' ______ I based On ago from . r • t "iLI .' . %,. - ,/'.- • p ' . •': ~I 1;' .. 1.i 4. ~.. ~ 0 # f' ' * 1: - ir~ - - Stereo .. Patio Rummage Sales ' '. , Olfleb Ll...J - AL Ii irie Oia h B dh 23 61-Budding Materials, ' TOMORROWI BUY TODkYi MOVE 11N TV from )U4IJTHOFAIKPORTLVO 61-E ment for Rent ES-Pets and Supplies 66- Ho H es 3237860 -Wanted to Buy ill and Trade LI £ aEflOST -Abd_ '~i- IS-C mper% - Travel Ti,ttr . a I home! If your answer to these questions Parts Is a way you can shop In comfort! Do It through the THE SANFORD . Accessories ____ ' ., . - .., - ilit L l hI "11 I I f .4 -;-;)" , 110 ill ra@ - ____________ I 1111-Aviatiot, i - - - AmaniL-- , -~_!i ~ ~ - im IJ z - 711W _ 25 Advilrlitert should IncfVd* this 322 2611 - ________ 831 ,%, Ant to sell someihingf ft A.Mall ,,e%Imm1 in a Classified Ad will 0 1' Custom Painting Want Ads Reasonable C'111 W I ~ ~ell I4 a 1 '.1 e : '22-261 COGBIJRN FENCE Co 133 5248 . ~ 4 I I :1 ,_SUN EnterPr sesInc 5)0 4342 ' _. Doors -- f I-, __ ,W_ __ eling, all types of4irim *ork. mall jobs paneling doors ',r'dow% room additionS, pain i,nq. etc Vilify reasonable, Free I. shopping MuLE S 26190riando Df-., e, 322 0352 1 r. Campers Travel Trailers — Garage Rummage Sa les 131 _________ riPOOKFIELD, 1 7 1 , set upon I acre .',-ooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm.. 64' x 121. Dealer. 3230350 . . World );3 5774 16 FORD RANCHERO Nothing (Ioosn, lFlie over call crr,j,l i'nr In - 11 - I . - , r I , Equipment .I 11f.1 Vii;ii Iii- puk Auto Repairs Pa rts. Accessories ZIC7-ZAG IE SEWING MACHINE A u !o atra'sSfl 9' CCL S BODY SHCP lloSsnfordAvenue 38 _____________________ . Bicycles REWARD 59 Musical Merchandise . (laid.'. n Pano C .ce?'e'lt Cord 68 model Phone 323 $231. immediate openings for qualified ex. I • ' ] U in retail time perienceu people . management.Ton 1 for qualified people. r .pay -- Paid Vacations Equipment for Rent 6 a paid Holidays . . . . 'Paid hospitalization for entire family Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $ 1 per CMRROLL S FURNITURE 65 1Paid prescription drugs for entire family ratu life insurance IPaid retirement Supplies - Pets -and --.--.-----. *Stock Sharing r plan available . For the best buyS in town v5it Place Love s a f'ug for (rtn,stmaS )CC homes North, 1797 at Lake sours now. Terms Available Kathryn Estate's, 2 ml. North C1 Alma, Lake Mary, 3231299 H.'vY 136 5347270. --__________________ Lots and Acreage •Llberal bonus program •Excellent working conditions If you think you are qualified phone this number immediately to start your career: 322.0244. Ask for Mr. Warner. SWksO!d 323 251 -- Term% Pit Bull Terrier, Male Pup 6 moi Beautifuf Aeg~sltred $125 Ph 7223936 Blair Agency _________' 16 Income and 66 Horses - — _____ P;ntoMare Gaited $200 Experiencedricternece'ss.ary Phone 3730410 - An Equal Oppor?unity Employer Investment Property Good income corner property. It? 9 IL A I L, - Miscellaneous For Sale - 3275472 * p jack P McClure Reg Brckei' ti Park Ed*% Bldg 323 5215 -_ Fast efficient %ervict. old and now 149 S336 Bonded, lacened. 1270959 __________________________ _______ Geneva Waterfront near Lake Vacuum Cleaners ti-11h home, Interesling extras iii1111_1111_1111_111111111111__1111__1111___11111111 . KIRBY VACUUM CLE AN E R Only authorized sales & service -n Sanford. Open 9 S. Mon.-Fri , 5.11 9 1. 101 W. 27th St. Ph 323 silo IVREE Home DemoristrAlil,in -_- . tiedfoom. central heat, liva)(i r0orn, air, 116,900 Wallpaper _ Hanging_ 111111111111 PAUL SL.T[R Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free EstimatesPh3726173 __________________________ REALTOR e,o 179) DeBary666 4655 1970 UP Old smo bil e Delta 88 41' ", & ' -% e -., 0 steering brakes I windOws. AM I'M ~Iiereo rad-o L air . -4 , a" ,~ .k .I iili .9 to I~ C, t~ . 44-e~C,.~' 47 '. 10 'P ~~ 0# 11. `ir _-) e 0 1p $1796 0 0. 0 1968 Rambler Rebel Automatic power steering a brakes air radio runs like a champ Firewood for Sale . go -0 4 I - $ * Maitland Flea Mart* i I i tj ;1,1 r b,, 1 ,i r ,,, r,I PHONE 372 9726 ~ -__ . I , . I ____________- ive)l)ss,s? JISedrm )';bath $7000ciown 117$ mO pays all Holland Really, 2590 _________ , REAL ESTATE Y AI LPING .--~ $ Tree work done and wood for sale. lalousy door. IS. Dresser. ill, 1.`ii.n, t),ke, 0S. Electric Guitar & tmlfier. 575 2130 S Myrtle ________ -'______ ors, power disc brakes L st"ring, AM-FM vinyl roof, automatic a air. The poor man's rich car -Ihe one you have been waiting all year for. Buy, sell consign appraise or tpeClal sales out of anything of value Hwy 17 92 (behind Vbn thester Mobile Homes.) 3711414 Sanford, Plc 123 Uo wo.-I tape Recorder. .0,ce of Music Stereo, AM F ~.'PAdio, console, BEAUTIFUL , 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDANS COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 8 __________________ ______________ I$Auctioneering Service* CLIFF JORDAN ,REI.tT 531 527 . -First St *_ " V ___~- I r AM WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ji - Plum bing L)ICK JOYCE - 1792 fl Boats & Marine * P- 14w Travel Travel Trailer Sterps 6, $750 Camp Senrilmle, 322 AA70 —- A__-- c'. '-_)flI0W PtUCLIOfl 'NO QUALIFYING • Dog training in your home. All AUCTION EVERY Breed Dog Training Academy. Immediate possession, assume 0,W PUBLIC MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV%, Call for frn evaluation 931-7310. interest mortgage. low dol*n A.4tsCellaneous, New and used payment 3 bedroom, large cotner id ocarpeted. full,, equipped*,pecsal salesnd appliances Plus am 6 P rin Animal Haven kitchen, garage I year old (watch ods) Well Drilling Pontiac LcP,ians.6Cyl , ispe. FrAgs, header%. air, U50. 173 76-A 3 SANFORD AREA * B II Plumbing Co - Longwood, 111 9424. __ US 8tCut c-ir comirercial REALTOR , . -a , i . , , -, ,--t 69 BUICK ELECTRA 775 P4Othiri oo*n. take over. Coll credit ranaqer 3236230 S.the lttt in new ana us'd travel -10c a bag- Skirts & Blouses All SOWS CAMOIiC Church Sharing C,'rtcr. 'ii? Sanford Av" Hr 9 to )2. ?Aon Sal P OBSON _______ Firestone Tire & Rubber Company has i-m Bank Re-possessions 15 to cnoose from $312323 Dealer. ~o fk A. AUCTION. H*y I?97,Longwoo,d. 19ô Dodge Dart. extra clean, automatic transmission, good I:res, radio. heater Only $495 ,ALES, ;,PIFLLEY AUTO ' 97 rench Ave., 323 7960, S273= Terms Ph 122 2710 ASK I1(ofes%,n,r,.fl v%Vrkfnansh,p Sanford Motor COmPAnV WA 5 Fronch Ave. 372 002 Fla All sze and models 10 sPeeds speeds and standard bikes now GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3tO3Orlancso Dr. ,,1,,%Ier Painters. inside. oulsar Custom made screen room&, car. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINW' po'ls FABRICATION 3234675 Cirpentny Remodeling Additions (ustom Work Free Estimate licensed Bonded 3230099. ustom made cabinets, bars. va"Itiri or replace that 010 Custom Homes venient to lake S.900 Hurry! • - !We build Cu%lorn homn,(x extra f- NOMH OF DISTINalION i ' r4 li-if 4, - , 1941 H*y 11 92 Open Sal & sun 9 S Owner-I bedroom wood trame ________________________ house. Close in. $9,500, Total price, Terms. Jimmie Cowan. 311 $1 Household Goods WELL DRILLING 3** and larger. pumps. sprinklers I " , Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. Built With Pride By _ -- . ----- - - P i. 0 m. i. ~ it I Z Land CIVar'"19 830 454' 1111111111NO111"i-4 —_ -r e O.PvtvClef fl IT?.) - j), - Of Loch --- - . 111111111111M __ ___ ii ~, - u 0 1 or tiANDYMAN I IREASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 2951 . I - ______- . ??-Junk Cars Removed s'-iOME & BUSINESS r,~, the t,e%t buy in American P,'ofors, arid Jeep vehicleS. Set: Lv~-fj- re'-ily 7 )OP in avy, S-4) ~, - - - . __ __ TELEVISION SETS S2SUP Si JEEPS* -I 'J * %... - J * AM 1' Bikes, Bikes, Bikes SOO French Ave. - * W-Radio-Stereo 58 Make paymentsand lake over note of $96 a month - -_ AUCTION 3 OR. MOPILE HOME 13 ____ _______________ -- - - _________- 1973 PLVUAIIYU - - - — - - -_________ - 11511 #iirst ROLU Satellite %tbriniii plus I door. -, .- - _17S. . h1_ht toto1,cycies SERVICES uNLIMI TED , . % . - - , - PA int Ing --inferior & exterior re 73e91 repairs. roots Pf CPI_____es__ma_es Concrete icv::k:,;rt9. Choice defy private. ' . PHONE 323 1111173 t,'mS Sell tnem QtjI(kiy with a rrald Want Ad by calling 332. ;lt arid a sking ton a friendly 'a,iv sor ____________ JACKSON'S CEPAMIC, Supplies, kiln dealer 105 Closed ThurSday A Sundaii' 322 7921 ' CONCRETE PATIOS e • C E.SHEPHERD PAINTING 5. GENERAL REPAIR ,% tii,)A Dom I throw &*av uselul ia-c - 4*4;~__ -1 -'s es _ — BULLDOZER WORK lots our Specialty, 373 17 31 . rei.aenflal area? HOME IMPROVEMEN I S Small Job% Wanted )22 133$ LakeMary _ . 'anford's Sales Leader" Autos for Sate go 6S 'Ingl'a. good mileage, gcood iransporialion. S27S Cow horse. r,enile, S90 2 space heaters. %IS ea P h 37 I I 3". DON BALES WASHER. parts, %ervice. used machines. MOONEYAPPLIANCES.323Oôfl. — __ 1A Iy0EI Camino, strai91ststick, small vs. assume payments Balance around $1700 37)1972. Auction ii 3175961 LOCH ARBOR - Custom A JPENPilPiGTON ASSOC bedroom, 2 bath, family rrn, ar, 32)7710Home 322 9)20 carpet drapes built in klcha.n Pet Care BUDDY'S - 9dy ~~l 'a MI -- BuNdozi2gii i 1V* . z - ADCOCK Raofiog5. Sheet Metal Gutlers&D'twnSpOuls 6Q French Ave, )7795Se er not live In Sanford's Why £ LII 1.. 1 eSTauuIsneu ( ~ ----.. I . TOWER'S BEA'JTY SALON ornierly Hrriett'5 Beau?, pi 519E Pine,327 SIll 1: i - Home Improvements Reauty Care - - - 1111110~ - SAN SEM KNOLLS - EXCLUSIVE - THIS 3 BEDROOM nat 11 : bith%, pool. enclosed Patio just lends Itself to easy Florida living. At $27.750 you'll just have to see for yourself. The Time Test'.ii Firm Days3fl412] Nights.372.3.471 Air leis & Conventional ~Cti[)iYiONING 74hr ~P,v,c, Call 323 41111 107' ; Pi P.'ap!,A,.r,~arlu~ro 1 7) 9 1 iII) 371 7443 -ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. Painting Healers Cleaned. Serviced, iold and Installed Call G en eva P41g. & Air (cml Service 32)54.31 BROkER Acie.ige. Lots and LawnS ree estimate, call 373 lOIS POFS HEATING & AIR V 11. . ___:~_.. Moving? OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACI CALL RALPH'S CLEANING HOME SERVICE. 323 5954 - - F N S YO*.VING SFRVICE mamma — Iw),, tj crouse from O,ck'S Ap lfl(C Sales & Service. 7617 Ff'ench Ave., Sanford. In-7654 AR EA viO ACRE RANCHETTE with lovely I year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large living toom, formal dining roc-m, Florida room, nig screene,j r,circti. clonale tontrol, fireplacr, equipped kitchen and All ol"r extras. $68,500 Delightlully decorated' Sfamps-Coins 0 9 CHEVY PICK UP. Nothing take over, call credit manager 323 6230 To buy and sell gold or silve, contact us first We also buy bulk. -..Iver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, I. W Is? 373 4151. . " El Caotan St peting ' ranqe, dishwasher, disposal, central heal dir. Lot 100 x 160 . Ph. 671 460 -. e4 I TOPI CIL VY ./Af ?atrnq take over, call credit manager, 373 6230. --.-- --- * POODLE ROOMING. 1301W, Faarba,ks 17"4 , 1977 Deluxe Skyline, 2 Realtors WE TAKE TRADES c..1$2333 bedroom, all -electric, central With 'love 1 care. professional 3p$i9 heat, ar, 5)00 down 3276511 pn 323 3194 or _______________________ Lawn Service I sENo(ARIK GLAIS & PAINT- CO .13 Magnolia At' —" 4672 .. Appliances DI,:Phon II =-- " in the comfort and convenience of your own I. '. .. Glass-Mirrors - t'lh1eGEApph1es Sanford Electric Company 7S22 Park Drive, 172 1562 =--;, IL M - . A DEVELOPMEkT CIF MILCO LAND CO \,.. - ,------ , 9 Automotive Service 'Tsi,) ,..--_,__-_ ... ' , 323.4874) - ' Heating - 4 $/1 ¶? $MFORD,FLORI d' i (entfAl 1`4041 & A F (~Irvl t ,i-r1g For free estimate, call Carl HarriS, 'a? SEARS in Sanford 327 1171 950 home gages lerms are limited to a maximum ol 2s years wittl this plan. Interett rate Is I 130. On a 90 pci. loan or ?x4 , Pct. on an 80 Pct. loan. LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE and Tools c Ivi, ' - Trucks and Trailers Wanted to Buy 69 Freezers Local and National MLS REALTORS 2363 Park Or C I T Y - HO R SE F OR P E S T COUNTRY- 6 bedroom. 3 baths. paneled family room with cnar ming fireplace Beautiful grounds. p- over 3600 sq ft. ufl roof Earantlonally well con structed See.his one now, 575.003 — 1— I 04 Wnt 29% street Most 0#"va 02sedeas A#1s A financing plan Is available to now *%.- DO"'N 5 down? Withoull the h!gh pressuring you get barga;ns are there. We' ll fix ya' ll right up! . - Xl PIGSBEP Ri' . i3)V t ' fit ' or 313 0517 31.) A Directory Of Experts Read T6 S*rve s garages, yard Care, etc, . 11-Antiques WI TNE SS my n" &M in* wai this Court on In& Wth day of ;iiviest First St 3725411 - _____________________ Wouldn't you like to do the shopping sitting of l'art A'.e __ . -------- Realty R,5,mond M. Ball, Reg. Broker SE MIPIOLEREALTORORL p r L 322 4"I 19195 French Eve Sunday, 372 7374or 3771196 . trom Call 322 2420 Anytime BALL REALTY Stemper Agency , tr.m maintenance lee I 4h biding's exterior - roof, driveways 60-Office Equipment And Supplies 10 -Swap CLASSIFIED PAGES Starting at $12 Commercial bulId.r — ri 17 92 Commercial prooerty Forrest Greene, Inc. monthly Builder-DeveloW P-Stamps - Coins closer! There Big 4 bedroom Mayfair. Ideal executive home. Only %47,wo $J#-aIl. 3 72 1301 643 Hi.iwathaAve at 17 92 St Appliances 52 Cars Removed tJflW4fltIO (tk cars raauled away. Your cost. $10. Orlando, 2936194 anytiM _______________________ CASH 3714137 For used furniture, appliances, 1001%. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave la,herl, ranges, ,elrig, 111,11 up, Also repairs. Myers Appliance, 710 Sanford Ave, 323 2917. brick From $73.400 70th Street to Locu%l. turn ItIt to 141h St.. right -PRICE on Va4mla Court North .WdelREDUCED tilGHLAND PARK for this to S4,600 pm daily. On Ia$4 Phone lovely) bedroOm.2 bath with 20' x 40, pool in lovely area. Has all the c-Iras. tool In first Class Con AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. cj~lion. Have keys, will show! $31 6300 tutiroom Park Ridge. central heat & air. extra large %forage Uu,IdingWOfkShOp, $24,950. FHA termS . !- ., IS resPonsIble only for the o,-vner ' . rs read VA- l!vuuiii5 uvrvuu ',sOuP4T DORA AREA- Horses' bedroom. 2 bath, large '' country kit(Mfl, like new. One oeorgeous Acre of land Seller *11 Low down, hold mortgage payment, Townhouses are sold under the condominium ownership plan fl raditional ffi)meb, sll-elcydes A! was yes., then &I , ., , LOflgWOOd - ' - Gilman Realtors in M. UNSWORTH REALTY -- & 3 beOfOOM, I's or 1*0 bath%. all _- Houses for Sale -- ---I-r ur s3s,900. fl 1 -__________________________ 830-5500 - ThCSC . 56-Camping Equipment 63-MachInery S,,...tn degrees C, A " I to It,# Po,int of Of - . 62-Lawn and Garden 10 rIX-Up ' Roberts 3 bprOO, 7 Stir, ' jrti jtIa' 7 fireplaces, large Florida room, corner lot. Loads of extras. Only L RI NT SL S I f uuuu leis for CSSh -' ,. L L_;-- " 2 bedroOm, plus efficiency, C OSt Ii) to*n, only SiO ',.~, o-in terms, or All makes %irwing i 31 bedroom,21 :baths. Six dIffeirent floor eplans. Double Courtyards nclosed pat los Some garages have garages in front with a balcony. 01hefS h&ve ciarag.s in rear. ______________ Hankeri•ng H 'i'tI Pit machine rep - s r . , cleaned, oiled 9 £ adu?rd __________________________ Toiiviihou,ses LUxury, 'I 01--:11110uscs . . 0 . . ... "1 J . 57-Sports Equipment . e . I LGNGWOOD MONEY SAVERS '?,nv. localrd in prime %hoppir,q include*. inventory eqv,p !i!_T"!I I?) ill? - •rl Junk F? ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED m prices paid, used, any condition M411fl. Winter Park. ,. ens Relaxed, quiet country living In this outstanding 2 oedroom home Large. beautifully wooded lot. A 7524 Park Or I n 21 Ill ood floor R EALIOR322 3 Af ter hOu2S ri. most rorTl attr:,are ra' 0&41 7 ive J22 9764 fAmily room, Call novw, Mary NO TRAFFIC NOISE '.' Luxtii-y THERE 15 A BETTER WAY TO LIVE - Equipment , ____ ______ • . nn W - I _ SS-Boats & Marine . ' .------ -.,arage . I 11 - - 53-TV - Radio 1 :: 1' . 1Q _ S7--Apphances :' _ :t.'. jT I For Sale ~ e (Irdefl Setting from Street to 0frel Quiet secluded neigh I - , he, r,~,l S? I r Iii) - - -_ GENEVA TERRACE lelephWif #4 1- 1026. SI-Household Goods _____ . I SO-Miscellaneous I ': Merchandise " TV~- .. ~~~ ,-!=LIM:... " ' [R,,,~- ji,tSt 209 ArCj-dj a Rd See thi.. 3 L-POOM home with fireplace. A1 DDAiD REPAIR - .1)54 0 Hour.fflceatRm 309. Or. ,ndoPrcf. auty Dr.. C ,rflW Lake A, 0rl&.,ldcj, Fla "so6, Estate Wanted 11-Real Ej'•. .'.1 127 6451; After 5, 177 ;III .. 11 - ) bMroom block home, V I bath%, large lot, in the country Call 323 Hunt Rea Jim __ REALTY Houses f or Sale "THE PICTURE PRETTY JOHNNY WALKER ____' 11 Houses for Sale D Store vVilh super return on in vestmeril. good location, includes reit estate eguiprnt-nt and in Iluu '. lot Site iniory -_______ ___________ - a1 — Afl.Øfl4J Cash buyer for used articles. fur nitvqe, etc HWY 16 ANTIQUES, 7276977 '' - -— .. .----- 15415 French Ave -_- - — _________ SANFORD REALTY 162l46r 434,1-c,096-jod ____ - - - - ______ II SMALL GROCERY 0 16-Income And Investment Proptoy . _________ - Gdman I J~ ~~ __________________________ $1250 CONVEN. *' AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may t> 322b261 1 or 1-9993 is-Resort Property For Sa I* Jil V~ -4-1v." & J — 830.5500 . __ 68 £ HATTAWAY REALTY ', uiuoa,ii.0 14-Farms and Groves •... i A indicate a preference tILILLU'lI 'LraLLl Real Estate ~, ____ i r ) .(p - S I bedroom home on large lot outside of city with patio and all the afford newest i& 7 bedroom c,.od adull condominiums offer yoti 115,000 T,rms carefree living PLUS wast,c If dryer. wall *all carpet, rec SNUG AS A BUG building, pool shuffleboard Frnm 11T.K0 Invect our 2 furnovird Large 2 t)edroom, I bAth, cenlral wndrl,. on A,r"rl Blvd Register heal and air. ideal ,r !itttd I tr.( tr,'r crilir I-% 23.9SO I c r in % ~ \ -- Feed 'Icu ----- Spc? Do,n-No(losng Costs iLl UOIOOM I BATH IcAND N EW HOMES. PACKID FULL Of ALL HE IXTUAS 'vou'o ix- S$98 '°°'-' 17-Mobili Homes ;, 1 -0~. - & a 0 CLOSING COSTSI This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept Tho HELP.WANT'ED ADS that 41-Hous4s for Sale ______ ----------.-- Condominiums - SANDLEWOOD VILLAS _________________ ]II-Resort Prop*rly For Rent REMODEL9 . ' Roberts 40 AVALON APARTMENTS Iiiiltlo MAT TNESS For Rent For Rent I . .. ..~_~_ ~-_~ . 1973—?B 322-2677 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buvdrec l from ,c:raw prices Jolly wr iting lowest prices ,n Fla 46 past Beardall at A ( ICRo our dollars °or making mortg&ge paymentsop omtocp else, I have for you a0 tedrnom, 7 bath, fully carpeted v'luiped kitchen, fenced yard like new on year old doll house, A few it"-. *,it compfetf. Priced r'ohl, (,III III(- 1r,(II V Corme pull.ell, A%-,nr _____ WELAKA APARTMENTS 11 4 W. hI. V - axLg'sl h'cAZAlI$p5t& - cordoimf~ V,. ,!l !!-- w- *-Qem., n. .n.e 4 1 , Brad afacil" Rang, 77 Eist Sem.role Covmy. Florida. run N. it degrilics 56' V- 1237411 Iftf.- thtfK# run S_ 00 aegrees OS' LV' C, $A111 AS test to a point of beginning. th#Mo run S. 10 do-Vees 0* IV' W.. SO-17 fee; thencerun S 0 degrees 05 45' E MI 00 left. theme run N It degrees rVM -, - DI , 0giond- n". Less - From the NW CArner of it%, ME f a of Section 21. To*nship 71 Thursday, Dec. 27, Ad. 67.A ." __ Mobile Home Lot for rent No children or pel~ Put,re,I (,&t,pte. Phone 327 0313 partments Rent Furnished (n TOti 4\ 372 1.Lt1ERRY For Rent 7133, . r_ ¶_ r "_,. box SPRING Kinqs.Ouq,ns 37-Business Property , ". A . ... 35-Mobile Home Lots V . --- I bedroom. I tmth. kArW, air & eltCtti( heat, Kitchen equipped. S00 ms) KULP REALTY, 322 le Homes Rent -, Count y- FW' da '" &(eyd"ce with .. Want Ads Bring Results Rent 31-Apartments Furnished said Wtif Li.Ne to I" SE Corner of 11 - ____ ))I "So. 31 Want A 1100E . 75th - i I ______ -s of Said StO on 34, thence rurt S. " ~ .. . drapes, central htat and air, fully. . NiceIand2b4drOOmaptS. 700 Magnolia Ave.. Apl. I am pm A by Art Sansorn . rS ' I 1 rQ 1 I TAFFER REALTY' SANFORD. I bedroom, 1 1-i balt,sl fireplace. fenced yard %too mo & deposit 323 4130 ext 243 or 323 Wv2 M after 5 ' - SANFORD, FLORIDA 32fl1 atongsamepi Right of. Way, thence run N 47 09rets )920" W..0 91 feel, to the NE Corner of OAKLAND ESTATES, Ist Sedion. &CCOrdaV 10 the Plat thertof as and 2& of the Public Records of the stuttering first began also Seminol County Florida thence complicates the picture so continue N V degrees 39' 20' W divert attention from yow'self 17)903 feet along the North LIne of OAKLAND ESTATES 1st by use of the Corn liment Club said Se'ct.ori to Inc West Lint of VIse NW - I. tecnique . , PIE mid ;.. Legal Notice I • • — I'm" fvi(e Call)?? 749% - — - __ -1 bedrooms. carpeting and 7 With One Extra THE BORN LOSER Housesfor Sale — Small 7 bedroom houSe 5110 mo deposit. Pl pets Ph 372 4021 io-Do It Yourself Wanted: Man for laundry washroom _ and small pkkup I delivery route — q____PPOU__tyEmployer Two bedroom, 1'.'a baths, dining fl-Instructions ___ — room, don him Ilr*p4ace. kilchtn -- In Sanford. 6 days a week. saott - -- --_~_ loaded with cabinets, Screened em hourS. Good pay. Full time 74 Business Opportunities Travel& Recreation plOy AHd apply only. Apply in porch, utilities I. heat furnished - - -------.--._ ______________ . 11) P41m.tto Ave San $700 mo. 322 1950 SELF SERVICE COIN OPERATED 3-Travel Agencies ford Dry Cleaners KWIK KAR WASH available San ford and Surrounding area Very Two bedroom duplex furnished 14-Camping-Resorts apartment 1770 Orlando Drive. mrl L1ff!LLIu.urttl 'ow investment. )S pcI. financing Sanford IS-Action Sports t investment for ttiose ,c • R ZAYU P1514 liii that one MUST SUCCEED and 3 ROOMS CARPET *ill provide wears of steady an - ~== =_ - __ _M_ $ come Call collect. 901 725'7l62. T $1 Afl Rentals Y7 HlkO$ . 5p4AQ5 — INSTALLED Fish Marx.et equipment. w,i AIkI wachee Call owner for in I#VV 30Apartmonts Rent -formation 901598 3577 after . With VA ti i A i Unlurnshed Ix.'. I ' - 9-Cond TPIIIW'% to Fat % 13 fie 1`14 Ar Male Help Wanted TI', %tore a?tendant mechanically inclined S12S wk O.K, Tire Store, 5.-Eating Places *saw CIRCULATION III ?-Motels - Hoteft $ 'n Nervous tensim at Ow time i . ____ - 00 OUSe, I bedroom ar 2112 Stevens Ave., $;50 first, last Ph. before lam., after 5p.m. 372 -. ADT_; r Os ETS temer 11 6 industry interested in hIring penpi, rom the Sanford area SAN MOPARKS. 1.23 Bedroom Excellent wages and benefits. Trailers & Apti. 7 Adult parks, COMO grow *ilh is. Apply &I Family park$ 2515 Hwy. 1112, company office Sanford, 11) 1130; Day, Wk., MoSLICKCRAFT apartment lights One BOAT DIVISION A_%AF " "4"-' ' C fiirnhtPa4t Ian £duttx aeuø r p i.e...... 6-Child Care I I and i 2 m= Sell $23,100 - Unfurnished With Cailbart Real Estate Houses Rent Unfurnished - _.. a - --------- - * 1c1C41 locallont 7 bdrni I', 1 .7 - ,• cen h a.Wwcarpel,C, E kitchen, may eziras Adults Deposit. 3fl rut Do _____ - It 3? ' I Apartments Rent BOAT BUILDERS Camping-Resorts 13-Lots and Acreage for this also breaks the 3rd E , 1231.65 feel, alw4 the North Lino corner of the stutter tnangk. of said PIE ,, lathe West Rightol Many first cousins of vocal Way L.ni, of State Road No. $427; stuttering afflict mankind, I IS6 47feff-S"Saii[Iftil Right of. I ••-- ____________________ O1ebedroumaparlmenlJwjnb - Good location, to( mature Aioi.Ph323569. 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE No eaperience. See Chief Parker, Sanford Orlando Kenntl Club Also Public Rotation Man 10 Handle Valet. 7amly Fun No alcoholic beverages CAMP SEMINOLE, 3724170. S-Lost and Found I I I 930 Mate Ferralo . • . Travel Agencies 14 4P:% and he can speak smoothly. Begin theNWCorner of Inc NE Moreover, stutterers can talk a, of ScIlon 21. Township 21SovtPi, easily to dogs horses or Range 7 East Seminole County the waves asDemostii did i I i 2-11n Memoriam Address address is Post Office Box 20154. And I often have stuttereri Orlando, Florida, on or before merely bite down on the side of January 11th, 1974 and file the their tongue, holding it im- or.gtnalwithffieciertoftpilscoun either before service on ptelntmn', h oned betw attorneys or immediately teMh as they start a sentence. thereafter; otherwist a d,tf&ult will and this stops their stilittering, be cintered against you for the relitif Otmandird in the complaint or too. ptiti0 'o 2 as by having the victim use a foreign linguage. -4' -. - - _______________ GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1503W. st St. bedroOmS, 2 i,ans, convenient to schooll, itiopping center, Shag carpeting. drapes. dishwasho"1111 (tntral heal & Sir. Sparkling clean pool. move in today. Childr 1accepted. 322-2090. .VALET-PARKERS FLYING CARPET 1")URS, INC Airline tickets, Cruise arid Tourl at c4licial rates. 303 Semorain Blvd . lHY 136). 5313233. i-Cards 01 Thanks I - . i - __ __ Furnished _ ------ACCOUNTING CLERKS-- 10 key Upstairs apt.. 00 I utilities not Included. Mature required Immediate " form people or tourists jobs in the Orlando area Norrcli Winter Temporary, 7211 Let Rd,, . FRANKLIN ARMS Park. 647 $111 APARTMENTS 20 To AP artments Rent 31 ____ -- Call il."lo?'10 -_ _ 13 - y:ulllY' the cc sillied ad TO BUY OR SELL AVON PIAPIOLESSONS t2Week Chord Course Harry Wester, 323 1379 Announcements Name like%ise. . Hours , it you have an eye Safturnas, Tangerines. Will ship.' R. 'NailreU and Counter Help. Food experience, all employee, over ti Hutchison. 372 405$. Good pay and lips. Must pply In t)EFE-LICIOUS Orarlges-raval 5#nl, )rcl person to Araterve, 8 A Pineapple, lan,jeririrA, and while grapefruit, picked to order, Ru%wll Crumley. 327-02". Hairdressers needed, Immediately Pan or full time. Sanford Plaza __________________________ Call Helen. 3;2 2041 or 373 6312 it instructions ii m S3Opm Saturdays Holidays 9 a.m.- 12 Noon Deadline--12 Noon Day Before Puhlication A. plaintiff's attorney*. Whose - __ Department ... I I - ________________________ Tree ripened Oranges, 52 bu Freshly pick grapefruit, S1.50 bu. i'lorsC& Rider. 2556 Sanford Aye, Sanford. . Copy. Want Ad - CLIP AJNO AAAlLoww"mmm=111111111111=111111 1 Good Things to Eat - - - Newly renovated. Class A raHng. Cor iv. CourteSy car pick up Fa mily ver rafts.3773103 19 Fe rate Help Wanted LPN%, Apply in nd idNrSiI't wanted. RPIS Center. onv:lesc:rtt Mellonville Ave, Sanford -- __ SANFORD C.. IYflJI CL - NAVELORANGES Tangerines & Tangelo% 322-6733 or 322 0362 or Just Drop Us A Note. are required to service a Copy Of Ventriloquy also freft him y , jur *rifltn delensts. if any. to It on I 9 Of Just Give Us A Call 322-261 1-831-9993 memorized lines whfle acting in ,his reference mad# a Vafl herecol, I Mul .........40c a line Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change . Delivered 6 Days A Week — Sun. thru Fri. - 30 Per Day. i 11 througlanyotheforegoinglflany mwsner or fashion. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an acti onqu eo property In Seminole County, Florida , £ vUfli The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line A You'll Like il Plaintiff. a 831 9993 for - Lost and Found Lost Male Hound, wnite with black specks, last seen near H. 44& I TIoo In ear. "TMS'. Rewsu.i 8.1ua1. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE ) 3 Lines Minimum Just 2 A Month. Try i S lthru SIIm i thru 25 times ..... - .30c a lirw - ' .23C A lint 25 times . I r . . CU'4OSIOi4vOuørtLC.t conditions, for when he first other persons claiming by or became - __ , RSR a I No. I and read aloud, which will Defcrjdants NOTICE OF ACTION let the st utterer immediately IC) ORIEPITA FERN COMPANY. omit his jerks' . speech could read aloud a dissolved Florida corporation. Its Henry thus succmorS. grant"s, aniigneell, and the phraw "Fair, (at and forty" tredilors. and MAR.ION F and never st ut ter at all' BALLARD and WALTER B. I)emosthenes varied No. 1 by BALLARD, if living, and If n their heirs, and all unknown placing pebbles in his mouth. successors, grantees. assigriets. which altered the original onset -. - Orlando Of Seminole psychologically burned CiAlmin,11 any rights to title or :. (hurnl.h.ated 0*' efliblirassed), terest in and to the premises in For example, change Corner volved in thu - 322-2611 Winter Park- %..Ouflty oe. I __________________ Rooms for Rent 29 Foremen CONTRACTOR UT IL I T Y Manhole, conduit and cable. EDerlenced only. Paid vacation, holidays. hospItalIzatIon. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. $ ), USS - The Best News N Male Help Wanted - PRObLEM Perhaps Alo?ollcs Anon yrnous Can PhOnell3 4317 Write P.O. Box. I213 Sanford, What I INKING FACED ts Get * Construction * To Assure Yourself vi It. 1.1.ose cnrnez .ieranyoneoiun -s ORIENTA FERN COMPANY, a and the functional stutterer will diSSOlved Florida corporation, its speak smoothly! successors.granteeL etslgn*i, art B. For nuisance ha bits, such as cre4itors, and WALTER stuttering, are unusually BALLARD and MARION F. BALLARD. Iallve,or,f Oead,hlsor peci IC. 50 ..,iey aj.iiY only to unknown heirs, devise.s. the total 3point trIangle Iegatees,orgraN,es, and all opter situation and the muscles then persons or parties claiming by operating when we get ttirou~iunderoragainstffi,m; and . A fl MM DIAL Seminole I I (3) With human be .• WANT V action is taken by the City Council, mangle. consisting of these 3 corners that depict the exact situation M the ceset of his IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. nuisance habit: FLORIDA (1) Normal conversational CASE NO; 73-1747-A talking; DIVISION A (2) In his nathe tongue OAK MAR BOUR CORPORATION, a Florcia corporation. (English here in America); M A I But the Functional stutterer, Pblith Dec T, 1973 like Henry, should visualize a OF 1? I F 18 Personals __________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Ca ll Toll Free, 644 202? lor "We Care" - IN OR ATION E the propoW Ordinance *iii be S AC. I ; 4 N CITY OF CASSEL BERRY, FLORIDA." PROVIDING FOR REPFAL WITH CERTAIN F, L-' T PROV 101 tic-, I - P I ON S , .MTTER TRIANGLE CORDINGLY Henrs IS addicted to ftxnc of December. tIoflal stutenrg sshtch is the A 0 197) usual kind. (Seal) ?.ary W. Hawthorne By eontrW, organic slutCity Clerit tering results from actual brain City of CASSfIberry. Ads ______________________ ENTITLED "THE CODE OF THE "Just last week his medical ATE The PrWMd Ordinance is posted professor asked the class what came to mind when a woman at the City Halt Cas$elberry patient was Found to have gall Florida. Public Hearing stones on her X -ray. City Hall, Cauelberry, Florida. "The professor called 30 the 141h cloy of January. A.D 1974. Henry. who instantly replied, &I 7:00 P.M.. or as won thereafter as 'F(-fair. (-Hat and f-F4orty.' possible. at which time interested Want Q CONFLICTS; and EFFECTIVE I I Resul Herald by scolding him For what he had said. "And ever since then, Ifenry "s been an un%illing slave to i I .1 . -i 1[. The Sanford Herald CASE 2510 Henry G aged E'7 22, S a medical student. "Dr. Crane,' his lather began, "Henry is a victim of NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION stuttering. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY apparently started OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA he was in the 4th grade and T made a slip of the tongue that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By caused the rest of the class to. the Colt Of COSItIbeffy that the Council will hold a public hearing to laugh. enactment of 41 "Since he was always quiet consider rnemergency Ordinance entitled: and all this upset him sill he AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY )" blushed F CASSELUERRY. FLORIDA, eyes. AO3PTING A REVISION AND "The teacher was rather CODIFICATION OF THE OR DINAPICES OF THE CITY OP austere and thp4gIu, , . Thursday, Dec. 27, 973 FICTIT IOU SNAME FiCIT ICU is hereby given that I ani rngA900 in buSIntU Of 150111 N By Orlando Ave., Fern Perk, Seminole George W. Ctiie, Ph.D, M.D. , County, Florida under .. Henry .s a victim of (UnC. name of CAROLYN'S DEC Ilonal" stuttering. But he can ORATIVE FABRICS. and that Immediately name with altering ntenj?o register P of theIhC Clerk of the Circuit Cowl Ally one of lIt 3 ac 'Stutter Th:ngk describedSeminole In ?h ~o,rdan,e with the r?n st below. eItriloquy, reading fictitious Name Statules. To wt aloud, or use of Demosthenes" tn 5 09 Florida Statutes ;si. pebble strategy will change S tmity Shaw Owner Corner No. I. Pbli5h De< 77, 197) and Jan 3. 10. I I - ----_-. 6 B-The Sanford Herald CLINIC a T :- - - WORRY Legal Notice .; • --- ------' I: ._2 -.—. ----- - DraftIng Complete suo contractors Houle pians and sti Fail, dependable. economical Call V1.101' I - Il000es 5 (,rilfS Land Clearing Excavating L Grad,no Ph 323 091 or In 6741, day Or mile Lawn Service r" % ;.-t*. i,4Xt ENGRAVING %LUVICI And Light Hauling. Up, T , ( cPh10% Lawn Clean :*V t., I, Plastics. JeWeI rv Tremblay, 123 2774 -: &I4BtIhDr1'Wlor,d,J7295S8 , 01 I - io Far Appt EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1401 S, Hwy 17 97 Maitland,678 0606 - In sw rig net repossessed S-riger's best moclirl, winds bab r in machine Fully automatic. Pay balance of $75 or 10 paymentS ot 14 Call Credt Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER. 301 A. East Is? St Sanford 3729111 Eves 1111I 1146 ____ '111 of Stop Um! Windows Irimming = GOLDEN TOUCH *N SEW 321 "32 C irt n lawn Service Save fuel Frre scre n EnI%rrr1%r% Inc 1110042 SUN - --- -_ . Acrelleally, REALTOR.373 77YJ SUPPLY CO. - Engraving SPRINKLER SYSTEMS YP ' nd s ize s 'Ne repair and service _________________________________________ Im = go , ON THE S T WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING WE GAIN A CUSTION8.1 . home, wilh central heat air. Plus 3 bdr m% if you% family is young or the place er, 2 Lamps. Wardrobe. Call n2 9601 before S. or 322 290 after braiiies. air. radio, lo* mile% . 0. 0 5 1 I I . Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - ____ - • ESIOE APPLIANCES 641 I I _________ I -=t _- ~ m ---_ I __~___n~~_-~ _ .__ - I -_ -_-_ L_1._r --nsi4,_T _ -- ._ ,__ 11 L.,_-_ ,_ ._ -_.._ M. --- _ i~~_=_ iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii — 10 _ V. a J....i_ i_ __ — -- ----,--_ ,.-T .,__ '_ ____ A- ____ �- - - _________________ - 1111 0 ____._ ---.-- - I M&MA& -- (WA Mul VWS-,.,a! STOREWIDE awv~ial OVER A . i END CLEARANCE um STWIl George Stuan his more than a million dollars worth of office furniture. CM 11VAtT suppes and equipment (nearly 50 carloads) on hand or en route most purchased at the old prices. So, we are passing these savings on to you. Check these pdces - you'll find most of them are less than we sold the merchandise for before th is inflation ever started. Special sale prices apply only to merchandise on hand, for immediate delivery. Buy before the end of the year and expense it out in this year's income tax. Parking Lots uv um - Mat I1 .'n 9W puff - - Mal. UWA ____________ - ___________ UCI(1 ILLI! __________ &M Mil am it jj I _______ , Ulm 1 _____________ 1. CLOSED uct mr.-u 1. MONDAY AND — I ! ! . : k1jou I % U: OW %-Al? I ll-lill" ~ - CicP..i I "Alu Mail i&i C.tOY4 !61 _______ - _____ - , .- -_ zemu I r.,u I 4(. LI'I1 Sit HII(Yb'1 -L'piSa*tiuOiuvy I um V"If UM I'lial M1MVT W . ~_ _.. $6.20 $4 96 $660 $496, __ - . _-_-,i..-~~-..,. 11 * ,,L_~ , ';, I I L i-1A7 4 1jWA 1%,41, _._,.,:..~ -~ il 1 1 -_ -_ R- --, ___ - _U -. - ,a I I- - flMLIt(fl 11 &M Sr"11 J UO1 CiCI(J 1YuT -LmrSv.Ma - Iittii SAt. trfl1bO'd - L.it.i su. Prsio.id \ (dw Owl tZ r.av - *Wlill UM S%af i .. - fioustgal ! $1.49 lot $440 $281 W ~ t.s& S. MO L..l S P,uboiid $800 $5 61 UI $2.60 $1.98 i $3 96 $650 I UWJ Shia: " Mrtbl Tah 61020 •_. - W stall - - Four-Drawer Files 1T' - I with lock locking I top two draweis I - nets from the Cole Steel Division of the famous Litton Industries. A great valuel Full 26%- deep, *141 i:"r I ui trw' , ; UlMills-talif f,K4 I ~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ r Files B - II'I21L I i,- --_ 1-.. the Worlds Finni P ed 4 ...- - .. 1 UC*4 :: ,16 I -.I - U _ 2DRAWER CABINETS -.. ' II : 1 1 if' ! I .... -1) -. • illo.ill v.ii On .,,:2u V-L., -: . ----I -. $84 45 Legal Site, Stir Wt. 95 lbs Um If"ry cornigstsd tibirboard construction front back and boflo 24 Deep. Packsd 12 per carton (for broken carton add 10%). •48 3 DRAWER CABINETS Q'* '*i Letter a. I • 73 Legal Sin. is '198 GEORGE STUART'S YEAR-END SALE PRICE 43 59 o',. $ CR660 STACKABLE STOR/DRAWER __________ Provikin strwigth lu iv..4.-4 stacking. Sigel fli n. lorcemlint hoop in thell front sd th rutPLckn.us$Of 215 5-ORAWER CABINETS . UM sj.w Letter Size, Shp. 67 ba Desk Lateral File iz i.,u rear 1 47 _____ :' 9M illur vowit Mull - I . am;& V;As I I 111 i- . (PAU $', W OW S1.1f- I Lattw5im 121,16-slo' 1 --=-! - .ffi' . .- Pt w d.s height 2-draw,t 0 - . lateral fill with full ddu Choice of Mist Grain Beige Tan. Ebony Black writh Walnut Grain Mi, 1j $5 5 '3 91 &awers A good executive iii, sup Wt 100 bs Sue 30 z18 z29 H Mill List 1145.% GEORGE STUART S YEAR E Pd D SALE '4,54., Mir. list CS 65 . - - '. --, - ? # ..,;; ,&,.A. 0-4 - -_ I T'hose "clunks" you heard - . ., 11. , 1%111: ., t'.ui 1 '411 II -*.-- 14 -A' -. - .- -_-_-__ __ _;~ I -. - ~~~_-.~~ '~__-- _-_ ! --- - - - -. .. : I .&si . !1.40 - .. . —.., .. . 6 •. i ...-., :. - . - Aft A1I-Purpoe 'I3&! WWI Slur wil . U~W ":.Ii 1, HOME/ OFF ICE - - . 7 ,,-.'. . . - FILE a Owl 1W .1 0,4 1', l " IF ' 4M MW .1 .1 4 V I, QW Sion 3 O' .'4tT ' I _______ Ui V.E - . . I - __ - -- - - - fA'jfV 11W: 4 - UWj vor $ I • 4 __ IN I __- 11 I Orgaanies paper wort. toys, catalogs, hobby equipment, uwing, knitting . . - or whatever. Mads of high colrru;al-ld Cbrtbcard, irsinfolresd with sitil. Messults I j .- ___ I Sits up in sisconds without tools. Mfrs, List price 18 69 GEORGE STUART'S SAtE PRICE *&86- ON. = - - - le! jil $ i--' Metal Storage Cabinets SET-UP - - i I .~ ii MJrIMr iii ni ncre urw.a.e.a u u.s. I 'LuLn. AT EXTREME MARKDOWNS - ~ 60% UNDER 1.13UAL PRICES. COME IN FARLY WEDNESDAY M ORUINI.., SOME ONE OF A Letter Size $6.14 Legal Sits 11.18 I (WA (AIWA I l A i Emoveiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis W"7 .*I 111.11f ~Jvl 14.1 4 k, $6 '4 7 (JONj READY TO USE C*Ci'A C 11 C t . wig"0110m st Ouf w1filhi W# will unp%cli NW dskm to Vol stwi. offics of how lof small adifitional charit Sm by Pic" up from our waffhouss. oul"litin limi to .__ - ON YOU MAY 051 YoLi BA 1 3 EAST ROBINSON DOWNTOWN OR LAN DO nouncing his intentions of initials i 11111 ____ FTU (MA Vi officials have an- resurne on Jan. 7 instead of tht4th, as oiriginally scheduled. Orientation and registration 4,; for students will be he]d as AT 5MAUAODiTiOAL COST. (44 %,ij chduled on Jan. 2 and - 4 M - -. ___ — ~ __ - ____ W—M - - IIIIIIiIIIIIiIIXIIIIIIIIN "I in - -- - :# ii I z 0 '1'%%Il Sugar Bowl ticket!, a%, ,I Ilab1c ... call 322-1835. Tie "re' in the Notre Dame section (and If you'll remember Major hloople's prediction— they re picked to dump Me lied Tide of Alabama.) They'll be sold at the regular ;'ritt', on .1 first.cinn' tiacc I it i - . --- -.-. --.--- - - ag dII1 1 -- 110 we I&L ['hr T It. 'r - -C """""""""` - -- ___ _, - ] ____ -_ = ________ J - \ __ . 111 ----'- f9iiii f: -- ALL IIIE COMF ORTh 01' HOME According to the petition, also A signed by Williams Polk - An)nooneussngthem 'wrongfully and without tHerIh tik -. dh. VuicenL iuthorit> of Ins'. suiiimarily ________________________ terrntnated..iWrtght's) ... e!nplo)mcnt irni that with the . . F P&L offered the union a two-)ear contract with an Immediate , - 'ge Increase inOctober 1974. inaia,t. :.a16,5pr __________________________________________________ ' i en ee s etc te s o I 0 i m rou o oa ea 11 - . q , -I! - ern . - ;iii -, - '- - _- - -- . . - - - A - - , Z Il)%IIII LN M-=- __ __________ Z 1 . __ . - Leas ng . I _. - Jil I countercharged Herring attorney Burns with "bad faith in other cases," a re erence t ti Samue Ceter -_ murder trial recently settlemmAd, i - f - At `%14" __ _j~ - -7ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7_- l isney _____ - I( ~_ - - Its- NIARK WF.I' 1*M_ = lit raid Stall S nIt r le s o a n s 1SCMIAi agrvenient with the Col Commission Chair- is Involved and we don't have imle x nde at ii firni proh.ibl in in Sid ' tilt n Jr said tod t'. the' tune to handle such an hold hitiii in untuiipL \ lt I)isne} World has niB not affect the abilit> of the h is aware of the agreement operation hierrmg said the charges — .41 . 'Ilte fie large tanks will hold kese thret large county to store fuel on the port with lit) Oil $ I hisi. followed re filed against Wright nlr tttcd lowai 1.5 million gallons of oil. Pyan 11,11',M 1 ,-14ased on probable cause as : U troleum tan;*s at the Port of property. But I do not know how I = -Awp!also have said I 15 million gallons of oil L. 1 Sanford for storage of diesel long we can wait for the county intents of Jim Ryan. -_ are all charges filed by my 1 * -,, I . -r- % , ~ - tZ" talked to the City Oil people and may be funneled through Uiem ~'__I iiiarxi heating oil for the C0111111=ton to take action on office, and all charges are filed 1c-'F fuel .,. _ I =l. thev have indicated to me they in a nwrith. ., '. Ted CYowell, %ice president of "I will go before the conirms,l will help us with our fuel Burrur could not be ando. 0 pr oblem. I will meet with Ryan (ont'd On Pg.3A Col. 4) I).rk) officials said the tine cion next week sow ll )car lease was negotiated of tlw tanks are read . h ('it )Oii, a subsidiary of take more forceful approach entire operation but I think it is thr Weather INDEX 1. Wt with t!te county," Rjan said. "I prematur Oil. Port administrator Jim do not know how much long IB I . I mornirij, 56 ind there was. 18 of Enterl,luiniment, , Area deaths ,8A ady can sU 7A I. Iforostope Bridge 7A an inch of rain yesterday. The county comrms.sion has " " \. to be filled amid leasing of the independent lirnis - . - we are SA lb tal notes Calendar Cloud' Li p r tly cloud and 11% $W,000 for the tank remaining storage tanks doing all we can to provide provided I classif ied ads 5B-"B 1~jblicnotioes . ... 4B-511 _ . cvoler today and tonight. Partly relocated from the storage for county fuel.-but so farm project, rci.'er.tiy 7A Society . cloudy and warmer Saturday. Corni .. 6A / S.mford lakcIront will be far the county has only inCrosswortipuzzle .. - 7A Spot ts , , . , , 2B-3It 11yan explained the leasing of Ilighs from upper 60s to lower dicated an interest in the fuel storage at the port by City 7C)t today and mid 70s h.indlcd by City Oil. Dear Abby -----------6A State 5A Saturday k),Iml said the Seminole leasing and nc ha ve had no Oil, saying 1011'S hIMUROUC1I Tb.. reason 1 6A Stocks 1\ 1 i tI, Dr. Crane IA)WS t low to 'Otfl ;iii !nefltc'rV \itrriti fnrui:il r.-qnet from them '\il.iblt" hot 4A I\ 1'thtri;3I 'r:tiiit'nt atement and will ask tile cotu,t _______ MW IN01 AMISiCAs.n oft 1 , ____ iI MASTER CKARGI ... 04 TIME PAYMENT TIAMI MAY Of AMUCto - d Our new hero carries tt%c ,%.. TTSMI NIT CASH d ,U All Ttwo me NE T CAS H PR ICE S toir b(and now nwcban& - vit t h a seat to Packed 25 folders pr box Availabl, with V. cut or 115 cut labs (Phi si tab cut dntred ) .---.-..-.----- Signs order Wright's firing was "illegal World,andposslblyoverat th- e . Cape The) fell out of their detective Sgt Johnn) Wright and e vi ll y mo t ivated ," says the fl CHRIS NF LSO\ (1)unt)-o%uled utilities system , made tuni kncw. a to Lake Count) and the south county petition prepared by Bartow seats when they read of the should not be thrown out. Ifirrald Staff Writer to the East Central Florida County residents. Fechtel's munici Pali ties. possibilit) of getting an "if nothing else had hapWilliams signed the order at torney T David Burns Ittgit'ruil Planning Counul to home ground and 50 per cent of because Polk did not go through average of eigPt to 10 gallons of Christmas Day, appending a Scininole County Commission inecting the fuel crisis -- and U* voters in the house seat pened, that would =ke this an gas on a weekly basis, as petition by Wright charging his own civil service board. out-standing year," Vihlen said, Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. late the possible political battles, district, Reaction this moming from proposed under the gas Polk with viol,ating civil service A state senate race, Vihlen Thursd,ay said he will step down Ms. Wilson is unbeatable. and adding tasks for next year' rationing plan rules in Wright's Dec 19 firing, I oLk and the state attorrie as chairman next week and is admitted, will "unge on a besides, s he 's doing a terrific commission include pushing andacuslngStateAtt) Abbott office wau swift, both densing v oi'k on consolidated rlousI) considering a run for complicated set of "ifs, ' job Vihlen said Jelin Krider brings up a good Iferring with aiding in a cover- either wrongdoing or had ith. State Itep. mental services. U.S. Vince Fechtel's .starting with the demise of point if this state is going to lion . r Vihkn said he is I e chan ge on ft i p bs I'olk b) filing the Saying ing Wright was already on house .s eat, or the state senate Sen. I d Gurney due to his slush observe the reduction in high. itTiminal * charges. probation seat now held by Lod Wilson fund scandal, the declaration of aiming at Tallahasslee because stimewhat," Vihlen admitted. departmental way speed and sa ve untold The judge's order had because of undisclosed charges. should Ms. Wilson try for the U.S. Rep. Lou Frey for Gur- he does not think Ms. Wilson is "I was opposed to consolidated ney's seat, and a run for Frey's able to spend enough time on government, and am still thousands of gallons of already stayed a scheduled Polk added, "I don't feel the U.S. Senate. gasoline Seminole' County business, end agai nst charter government, Vihien endorsed Commission post Liv Ms. Wilson. whom are we 1)ec. 26 arraignment ap- c-hargcs were filed (by Herring) making this sacrifice? Vihlen said he will resign his "I don't think with Vince but I now feel we are: an ideal pearance by Wright, even to cover up For my wrongdoing Vice Chairman John Kim. (..crL*inl net the folks in though it was not deli v ered to because I didn'tI do anything brough for the top job, commission post should he Fechtel in the House that our count) for consolidated fire and Georgia, as an example, where Polk until shortly after 11 wrong. is adequately police service, and such serscheduled to coiiic to a vote at decide to run for any higher 'county they still have speeds of 6.5 and oclock this morning 'vices as planning and zoning es ented at the state Ieel os ition, indicating he feels repr xt Fhursda> s meeting, and p I don't think the state at- ne lAioking back on his year as and pollution control." torney w,-,uld do anything in Wild Kiinbrough later told The fellow ltepublicanFechtel is tile The order directed Polk to Wasn' t this supposed to be a show ca use why Wright Another area the commission should faith" Polk continued, adding Herald he will accept the post if most vulncrable officeholder chairman, Vihlen said tie felt the "major development" of ,A ill fight for in the new year is not be released from the Wright was fired wiftut first it is offered by his colleagues. facing him. He said his past work on th e the year is the "ending of the impact zoning, but, Vihlen said , tec h n i ca l custody of release on suspending him because Vihlen "will not be available" effect. for .I second, fe-year tenn as regional planning council. and city-county wars and the tht legal hassles will "make it in his own recognizance on probation was already er complicated to come up devote with the Jaycees beginning of an era of association c ha rges he mi sapp r op ri a t ed a On the criminal charges chairman so he can and other civic groups has cooperation" between the with a viable erdiruini setting up , ,I pending against Wright, Polk inore time to . (I I e _____________________ no the th r l oca l c Cdflutu n i a tC said, "the state attorney i never in public office _____ started the investigation, it was running for the Congressional be ',acatcd by 11W Gun ter, who Senator Gurney 1 providing tie is the Republican candidate, ' lUND - . -. i "`ll %`l Four adimable and one fixed shelf. Double doors have ~ _ WAU wvw_ ligh-qualit! paracentric lock. Completely assembled - just A I I Z tah t1i out of the cartorts. Available in Deurt Tan, Office .-S um wal m* iia..r Grey I Mist Gina Ebony Black Shop Wt. 125 lbs Mfr. List I-F 4 iwAi ~__ 1 1 S78.34. GEORGE STUART'S YEAR-END SALE PRICE I .~.V_j CHAIRS *&a.i re FLOORn MfvlrLL1J - - am tw, ,, HUNDREDS OF DESKS & JUIX;11: W 1111AINIS a ' ~~ - - I i . Chi - •, '. IF __ I - - i. . -_ . d Ql . .': - "The Brevard authorities have not contacted me yet and I don't expect they will When a body Is found it is no longer classed asa missing perion and the case ts turned over toa crime against persons detective," Moloney said go I ~ . , . V P;.&" ,"-... -- I - Further, the petition by the department's former highest ranking ac detective charges the direct information "has been filed in bad faith by State Attorney Abbott lierring." s iski la 0 ' , jil -11; ~ - , I "..,. : , _4 1. w " '- . - &&*i I uor:~ !, - i - - - _- - if ta ...ur I . - . 1-7 - miulngpersons ls sent nationwide over our teletype,"Moloney M!AM1(AP—Striking Florida Power & Light Co., workers haverejectrdaoraposaUqr settlement of their njne.weekold strike, . a union spokesman said today. Jim Niles, a negotiator for the International Brotherhood of . - . , .A Electricai Workers, said the vote was 2,060 against the company --contract offer and 1,060 for it. il_ -1, 11 , The 4,50(~member union voted Thursday following a lengthy series of negotiations between the compnay, IBEW officials and a ~ nff fi! :Z . - __ llJl - -g A - era tmm ia or. __________I ia Both the union's negotiating committee and leaders for the ________,1,L state's ll local unions had rejected the proposal eartier. FP&I is the state's largest utility, erving 36 counties. .. Niles said th e federal mediator had been notified of the union vote and hoped talks would be reopened soon t, -. . ___ f . _;,-T o - 4 "We stand ready to meet at any time," he said. i- i I li ~ .'Acj Meanwhile, FP&I said vandalism, which broke out soon after the strike but had ceased in recent weeks, had started up again The utility said power lines and substations were struck Thursday ' I I thc illegal discharge." C I. - - - - CIM I .4 1".'. __ rora vuv 4zi tr.s *t `l"4 I' I V -A t' , sin tol nilin li both - . - -- Plastic Lamil ops. them WIui Cans. S (IV bi unm a" 10%) I . 4* -_ r- ____________ ________ .du :V ;&tf - 4w " — • **# I iza ..1Jt __ .-. -- InItirlickilstr wits form fee 101"'11101: 1 11 110i ' . 8 ' ______ .. 1011"1:.* .- 1 . - ~, _*U 1 " - 4 ___ - • _______________________ bcornhçatadfibr.bcardm • auii, 12 f . - hi US ot—i corpus ordering him to appear shotgun from the department, Jan 21 before Seminole Circuit and directed a hearing on (.oufl Judge Volli Wilbamn.s evidencemnthecasetosecif all be with evidence that felon) theft charges should not disini.ssed at the same time. The clerk's office said Polk -as not gi ven the order sooner becaust the hearing is not ________ " ' nforce d Transfer Files I~W, U-22 "I 1,4 'rA uuui- Shp Wt. 139 this. t'4. r' ________________ 4-DRAWER CABINETS QWj V_", -__I - ___ Moloney said the Brevard Sheriff's department has the missing persons file from Senilnole County. "All Inforlmallon on 7-k-71-07,5101 Union Nays Stri*ke Halt -f I ,l:'_A'i1 ii - -, 24 ,Mfr.Ust $2.85 - : — --- cizit Lstdsr Size . - - I A • + - (dwj I.W I I -o otou I _____ __ -=-- ,..-.. Sheriff John Polk was today - 24 STANDARD DEPTH Stig L.ft.rStzs 12 * $ t. OR E STUART'S YEAR-END ALE. PRICE $38.59 _____ I - ie g t Firing ByCIIRISNELSON Herald Staff Writer . - — LIGHT COMPANY -_______ - - SXVER DEPTH Sh l' 1`1 __________________ . 9 —_ _________________________________ ____________________ n— ________ p(.,.. -1 I UII\, IV%U . * missing In Seminole County We have found all but $ of these people," Se minole 9ierUf's detcetheE J Maloney said. foi If dumping area In late August. On e of the women was Identified as Laura Lynn Harberts, 13, an Orlando hospital clerk; the other pma.- A. ' ct $ stieff Missing "From (kiobir to today there has i. bcui 46 p e ople reported — __ 0 ~~. I w J________________ 18 ~~ :11 served with a writ of hablesi wi -- . , Storage PRICE -- 44 Females Are "~__11; *0 17 — . S 1 I . LIBERTY i' lk =2 " -= - --- I FLORIDA POWER ..z . .l- - um MAN GM P'll , i-g attf] rb Ul (4w_: U%VU •= ,.-.'_ . 10% I Friday December 2)3 1 9 / 3 —sanford Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 110 Price 10 Cents -..: , . rxiliv;1upilly. ftu tratil fin ato canon piscluid. Sp*6&1 prices apply to standard pack&ging, For brokin cartons. add F _ji!1 - - I ~'AOA v-w. ________ 1 $10.00. um 1W rizi irwi ! TIME AGAIN -- 1. . k3 - .: Ipr standard heights. Good files - at prices you'd expect to pay for the usual "stove-pipe" grade steel. Available in Office Grey. Desert Sage. Mist Green, Ebony Black (some colors and styles in short supply). For Plunger Lock, locking all drawers, add (4W Mut I IT'S TRANSFER ko 1~1, ,I--. F " ** / i i um Val 0J I _______ I .-. -•• lillift,11111* , ** . . ~ , i4wom _______ $6.75 w F,iII_SIecnonc!in9 Fun - - - 't . I I - in . . GEORGE STUART'S .--END SALE PRICE $30 67 _Ulk~~lllllll` a , - - ; •21B Seminole Reports females from the county and the Breverd County authorities are combing the missing persons fflet to see If the fourth body, which was found Thursday, is from Seminole. d authorities have Indicated there may be a IM between their case and the Altamonte Springs dump murders, but -*4 - 24" STANDARD DEPTH. __ Shp. Wt. 50 lbs. Mfrs. 25-Division, A to Z. Top quality. r__W UM Srj". i . . Ab. 460mal r - Will $141! 1 IiI '. _ * * * Seminole County detectives said today there are 44 missIng -_ . . - z, i&i W-W S"411 I`. 18 SPACE SAVER DEPTH Shp Wt. 40 lbs Manufacturer's List Price $38.80. GEORGE STUART'S SALE PRICE $25.67 * t'SAI i- ________ 1. t ' * . , u r e rs a ss / 14a, UWA ____ - with lock lock ing9 both drawers on" e 'Hi USVILLE, Fla. (AP) yonn girl 1210 14 years old, imiiiediat€ lung the area again today. fm DeWitt said the fourth body mile apart and about (IflC and aPhotographic experts were to was found Thursday in an or- area since Thanksgiving. "You firxi four girls dead in was found by officers searching half miles south of Mims, team wi th police Investigators ange grove. A St. Christ,pher Th e (our bodies were found In an orange grove and th ere must for clues in Miss Bennett's DeWitt said. today to scan special photo- medal was still around her a strip of orange groves and be a link," Wilson said, death. graphs of an area In which the neck, Wilson's chief Investigator, Police said two of the victims pine woods. The strip, about The first body was that of remains of Four young women The third body was found eight miles long and less th an a SR. DeWitt agreed. "In my Paula Uamric, 22, of Titusville. were last seen while hitchhikhave been fo un d since Th anks. Christmas morning and two mile wide, is across th e In di an opinion, they arc connected . At ft was found at th e north end of Ing. giving, "These were brutal mmothers, both shot in the head, River from Cape Canaveral. this time we have nothing to In- the strip. A few days later, the Police say th ey and experts were found in late November, bodyotNancyGerry,2,a1soof ders," said Wilson. lie noted The area was photographed dicate the contrary." from the National Aeronautical Police said they believe all four Thursday by an Air Force plane Th e body found Christmas Titusville, as found near that two of th e victims had th eir and Space Administrat i on deaths are connected equipped with special Infrar ed day was identified Thursday as \lims, located about toUurds hands tied behind their backs would took for evidence that and that all four had been at Officers added that 12 fellcameras Brevard Count) that of Carolyn Jan Bennett, 17, of the down the strip more bodies are in the area. males between the ages of 12 Sheriff Leigh Wilson said he of nearby Mims. She had been The bodies of Miss Bennett least partially stripped of The fourth skeleton, that of a and 20 have been reported would have teams of men corn- missing since Nov 11 and the young girl ere a hail clothing E-W.4 Shi I TVVO-DRAWER FILES .,-. =_ am 1"Ar -___ CHRISTMAS k . . 1, I , c ou r P - For home, school, shop - for the office where usage is not too heavy. For transfer files, storage. etc. Side-locking follower blocks. Tan finish. Rounded corners Triple scored for expansion for ¼ inch. % inch and % inch loads. Glazed surface makes it easier to slip in and out ot drawer. resists smudges. Available in ½, ½, 1/5 or full-cut tabs (specify cut desired). Packed 1 00 per box. 500 per t'ti o Grove . II • GENUINE SHAW WALKER TRIPLE STRENGTH REINFORCED GOLDEN-KRA FT FOLDERS I ("1511%al . SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 8 AM Four Bodies Pulled From # JWJ ITSW 1 O.o.SuartSr. , Letter ze V.,411 '(401*111jul JWj1r.&lT . 6 j i2 Free Storeside UINQ S%ul UM 111~ll -- Umu MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY SMDAY-th6P.M. am Irial ~ . YEAR — Wou Sku, SALE STORE HOURS THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY IiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM .. a . . r, - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1973. 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I __________ - - " -;~ :_77__~_~V __. , L ' I ,.- ".. . I - . - ,, —_~-v .. - - I - -- - - . - _;,-& .1 F- M - - - - — - - "4âk - _1 I ------- 4 _----__ I - — - --- — - - - — - - _. — ._i __*a 'LL I U - - - - -- - - -- ________ - .: ------ - -_- - — 't-7- ..--- rr __________________ M -,~~ . I 1 .I 1 12 B—The Sanford Hera ld 1 Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973 You May Never Survive Ho e * ~41 ~ .; . ; ei Congress Hints Fast Approval Lt oil the roof One person fell I was handed a bottle of milk, blotter will show you that home the family went swinuiilng w dog "Taste I be Home is the pool next door. This on the sidewalkand skinned a risky I . you?" where you fall down the stairs. distressed Kona the Wonder knee. Home is wherey ou hang your toWell, there is no way for n-dlk Ilome is where the telephone Dog who cannot stand being left Another bopped himself on hat. Home is also where you to taste right to me after I have cord tackles you by the. 1eqp;, the head climbing out ontz,::,, alone. hang yourself, friends The yn told it MIGIP' tv$fl-~ny. fl- hosptials fill up with Somehow, she climbed out ioct dangerous place In the Just saying do g ;a9 rescued but so automatically m soapy patients who slipped in the upper deck and got up ont o nworld is right% !n your own sours it for me. -crc two casualties to the bathtub at home. the roof. And there she stood, on the home. I poured it down the sink. No Don't leave any toys with top of a thee-story house, show More accidents happen there courage. wheels on the noor at home. looking down over the pool andlo to run around on rooftops than anywhere else. (You could Sometimes the best thing to '- I I I V Olome is where most people They are dangerous. If a barking at everybody. probably pinpoint it right down accidentally poison then- burglar do is go outside and -tit in the should slip on one, he Naturally , everbody to the bathroom. As !or time, selves.) could sue you. panicked. They nished out of backyard. Don't answer pick any school day morning.) ) Any emergency hospital On a warm day last summer, the pool and ran home to get the phone, Don't open any mail. . ~ .I Wholesale - I I I Answers I I Inflation /' I Copley News Service I iic i ______ O W- :: 00111 ___________ _____ - WAS11IN(.31TON (AP) — Pres. powers quickly. The President Ident Nixon has asked Congress said Wednesday ti wants them to give Win einergeney power to by mid-Detvinber. ration gasoline and oil, cut In a nationwide broadcast working hours reduce highway outlining his energy proposals, speed limits, put the nation on Nixon set IM as a target date year-round Daylight Saving for the United States to achieve 71me and suspend antipollution energy self-sufficiency, Ile programs. called for research and devel. Congressional spokesmen opinent programs rivaling the predictcd Nixon would get the all-out efforts that developed the atomic bo b an h tion faces lie said a "contingency plan" Kansas, briefed with other govAmerican astronauts on the "the most acute shortages of for gasoline rationing was in ernors by the President, said, - moon. energy since World War If." preparation, but energy adviser "I wouldn't be surprised to see The President also departed Consumers of home heating John A. Love and an official rationing after the first (if Oic from his text to say he had "no oil must get through the winter fact sheet both said plans were year." intention of walking away" with only 85 per cent of the fuel being readied for the rationing Nixon said power plants now from his office despite some de- they used last year, Nixon said. of gasoline and heat!ng oil. burning coal will be Lwrred mands, that he resign. Airline flights will be reduced Love said a decision on ratio- from swiLhing to shortage. With petroleum heading for 10 per cent through federal al- fling must be made by l)eccm- stricken oil or gas. Love said 10 to 17 per cent shortages be- location of Jet fuel, Nixon ad- ber or January. this regulation will be issued in cause of Arab oil cutoffs, Nixon ded. Gov. Robert B. Docking of about 10 days. I - - I - Wt%SIIINGTON (All) — Congressional leaders have promised prompt action on most or *all of the enerry-saving measures requested Preside nt N ix on in his dddru. 0 na P 4 __ - -- - - 0 - -M Senate Interior Chairman Henry M. Jackson said his committee would hold public ergency ation today and would report a bill out by Friday. Senate up. Ufj ..rb I* - .. ito F The buying siervices operate on the principle that the more R cost.i you can eliminate in getting the goods from the manufacturer to the buyer, the lower the price will be that you 0 . 1 PACKED can afford to charge. Alsoa group of buyers has a 2 PER BAG better chance to make a good deal with a manufaturer or dealer than a single buyer. 0 Usa11y only major, brand name appliances such as TV - %-5ets.rfri ,J 1'_ n'rs and washing machines are handled by buying services. • "You tell the buying service the make and model of the product you want," Welles says, "and the service provides you with Instruction for buying the items from a participating dealer, either a wholesaler or retailer." He found typical savings ran , , , between 25 and 40 per cent off the official retail price and .• between 6 and 10 per cent over a0 ' I F the wholesale price. United Buying Service is listed as the largest and oldest I, It of these services with 2.5 million members from 900 All Meat •Sliccd participating organizations, including the employes of AT&T and TWA. Their chief rival Is the National Association of Buying Services compced of a group of former United affiliates. For the Individual there are xholel%ale mail-order houses. "These," says Welles "are high '' PG. viurne, luw margin 01 y traditional mall-ord'7 firms who recruit members by mail at annual fees from $6 to $10." Wholcsa}e mall-order houses tend to specialize In smaller, , , , less expensive items than buying services. Since they sell Ay S'D (rein their own stock, they also • $ maintain a less extensive lrand name selection. I , , : Unity Buying Service Co. in Hicksville, N.Y., is mentioned *11CAFEM as the largest of these • wholesale houses with 67,000 members who pay $6 annual dues. They sell their goods at 6 A&P percent over the factory prices f as listed in a confidential ' NON -FAT booklet accompanying the 452. I 1 ~ 1 11 1111111 - - =VI!'•''• - 1___4 ma k " .:... - __ - _-- I_~~F — . -.4 .e._! w - 7 -_ W=;----. -.17111T ,.--_-_- __ ~ _.. I __1 .. "GRADE "A" FRESH FLA OR GA :- ~~ .- _ri~. - _ r~_ W_ ------I' . ..:---- — 1 0 ~ _A % *14.., _. p -, i~v_ J 4!-`4 v b I .. - At ., . On the I louse side, Democratic whip John J. McFall. D-Callf., predicted action on the Prp%id' t-nt's prnnam!!,6 . -n- #u-a- TN---! ,rnher . - -- I - - d - _____ on Thursday. November 8, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year No 68 Price 10 Cents ' - I ' SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF CHUCK = i $J orbert H. Macdonald, Dchairman of the llouse subcommittee power. ' In his Wednesday night address, Non accused Congress offallingto act on any of cticg numbers on an order ali p and within a few minutes pick up the goods." The newest form of wholesale selling mentioned by Welles are - 'ut' t-i private entrepreneurs ord!tn. uut if waretviws and tiny store fronts. There's no showroom display models, credit for delivery, and no repairsvices. However, there are greater '-'n you can find at - - ' I i I % FROM FLORIDA — — •-- — — — 4 I01 . -~ k I. C U.S.#1 SIZE 'A so 10-LB BAG d vil rvan ci1tr "While the new wholesale r1rices can SaT you money," says Welles, "tney .......IB Li 2 .UI woomm" IW _TOUPY 31 B AG - tOO'. IRAZILIAN IOO"•DftiCIoug 1 100ZJAR INSTANT COFFEE $1 e29 - k, ,i - ( ) EACH , - - -_ "---.--,__-.- - f'-: . - -- - - . __ the tapping of naval petroleum reserves and giving the government power to reduce speed limits nationwide and restrict working hours. 2LB $ 3' banks mail checks to farsighted I n a IiM'.-. . ,O. PUNCH .~~i_ - -__.. ~_M_ ___ -_-- ____ ~__.. '.Iuo 4pbpkmlw~ - " 1 "W A& — — — . W---.- _: I . —Authorize "1:1gy u0mmipsion to hearings temporary op! e_;!"119 *1 ,-"I;. ,~ government to regulate the intrastate productim and use of oil and gas, .. ~A_r W9M - T_ _Omnl i& V Sen. Mike Gravel, 1)-Alaska, said the President's message "did not contain enough speciFics in doLlars or programs to do h' joh. J-n-ie,2 i--';;Ii.;;: LL .I power plants. - -' TRIF —Fitend Da)Ilght Savings Time throughout the year. ________ , PRESIDENT NIXON .. .Stresses point By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer legislation would charge those problems suffered by local trs Duerr said while the seeking building permits for goveramert due to the high Dorfman plan Is good, adhouses and apartments$SOOper rowth rat acute He said ditional money is needed for LONGWOOI) — CALNO unit. Some $300 would be sent to attorneys have told him the new school construction 'It is Council of Government the school board for school county's plan to collect iney unfair to penalize long-time members Wednesday night construction and the remaining through impact zoning is tin- property owners thr9ugh voted unanimously to propose $0 would be used for capital coiitiutioneL "For someoneto overcrowded schools and in. le ',,Is to the mInole ;f. -e4Is lit the thunidp-dit' 4 n9th tree tax - creasedtax needs caused by deL b LIl1 Ill lt1m1nsa,dit is ojo,ttw ride is untenable he said Lad development' sI't said Januarycallingfortaxrcformn ---_ -----_________________ — - —---.---- in list county and throughot'u _ g ____ - _____ e - . . LAUNDRY DETERGENT 51B,40Z. ~-111__ -.-..— __ am.- t ao I ~ .S C BOX -, -- _____ - __________ _ _____ T— _________ ________ 00 — -t uLC1iL li'ROu.i u D#5YQv U T(M OUEREO FOX SALE ARE NOT AVAILASLE To OTHER WHOtESAIEOIIEIAILDEALES$ CU$T0$E1$ Wtt J tIMITtU TUEtASC)NAStE QUAPIITIESQ?ANY hiM HOT it SPOUIlt( . - I - -z4~~ savers. L (0 it) medlately when occupied. $45,800. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. B I I Death Sou 1 Cassdberry Councilman - jjj 1 whenbu n issued to provide for capital needs was also given the nod. Dorfman said his plan pat- - - --"sr--''--. '-' _____- '' ! _ 0 L_.- , 1 - - ___ - / - ' - ___ . t -- Can't 10 THE Bolts Reach 50! 4 — - - - pr_-___ - -- -- I I : J,U%_-__ ~ would have property owners I pay taxes in advance im. ~~% -, -- I__ .1 - 11. 7 I inediately when they cause the impact on local government. -: - LONG WOOL) — Calling costs The law sponsored by Rep. Jaques and Altamonte Springs Lake Mary, Winter Springs would change current borne by developers created by ('nhIntiI,nn 11,n 1rfmnn ti-i.ro (':,tiiI,rrt' — Etwene Mooney -_.j• 11P10L1111(in ••..•., .. ••••.. - wr., '-4k UI%U " law state-wide which allows ; --- i=-=-j, ---.-the Mooney law "prohibitive," chairman, requires cities to ad. instructed to prepare argu- funnel statistics on cost for resome homeowners to go as long CAI,NO Council of Local vertise impending annexations merits and collect data to op- quired advertising, public as 27 months without paying _____ Government members Wed- with changes in zoning to notify pose the law at a delegation hearings and attorney fees taxes, Dorfinan said. ff nesday night voted to ask the property owners within 500 feet hearing in January. caused by the rcquiements. I'resently a house built after Seminole Legislative delega- and to hold public hearings. The cities of the council — The CALNO cities have --Jan. 1, 1973 would not be -'- .lI Iiii:ulU lion to work for its repeal. Longwood Mayor Eugene Longwood, Altamonte Springs, ixilicy of assessing these costs assessed for its full value until to the land developers seeking -Jan. 1974 and taxes aren't the annexation either through a collected until between Nov. 1, flat lee or through a levy to the 1974 '' and April, 1975. The money developer of actual costs. _ collected under Doriman's fll~ 9 Annexations of private homes suggestion would be used to by the cities Is practically nonHISTORICAL LONG WOOD HOTEL SOLD pro1de services required. existent. Mrs Duerr's proposed 90-YEAR-OLD Longwood Hotel, bought in October last year for approximately $80,000 and renovated at a cost of $60,000 by Mrs. Grace Dorfman insisted the law __________ serves no useful purpose Bradford 1), was sold Wednesday to Georges St. Laurent (r), chairWeather cause many of its provisions man of American Wood Products of Longwood, for an undisclosed are aLso required under homeYesterday's high 84 low this sum. St. Laurent plans to continue and improve the program for fine rule legislation wtich went morning 56. Mostly fair andfood in th e restaurant, to extend the restoration work started by Mrs. t effect In October. "The intent of mild through Friday. Highs in Bradford, and to initiate landscaping and improvements to the parking the Moisey law is Fulfilled the low to mid Ws and low area. Mrs. Sheila Brown (center), associate with Huskey Realty, under homnerule," Dorfman tonight in the lower 60s. helped close the sale. said. Temperatures before dawn from -12 at llavre, By John A. Spoiski - - - - _____ Mooney sponsored the legis. ranged Mont., to 76 at both Corpus lation when property Owners in ('hristi, Let's all hear it for the President!( Let's for you. And we thank Lake Mary Elernen. Tex., and Key West. unhrlcorporat&'d areas cointake a sligi*t pause as most of our readers Griffin tary School Principal Jack l-'rost for king Faces Manslaughter plained that adjacent proper. pick themselves up from the floor......c'u Use recomrn"indatIon,j Index ties were annexed and rezoned mean that guy is actually saying something We've been told that Mr. and Mrs. King, Assistant State Atty. William revolver trrwar(Ls police said. by citieswhere they were not good about Mr. Nixon??) owners of Orange Paving Company of Area deaths ........... .2A Staley said Wednesday the Rainier took Win to the Staley said he expected permitted to object. Altamonte Springs, permit all of their &idg' -----------------813 charge of attempted murder hospital and police arrested Griffin wouli be re-arraigned When he proposed that we all cut our speed working mothers employees to take off one Calendar -------------- 3A against David Lee Griffin has Griffin at his Casselberry home In other business, the group Tuesday For the amended to 50 m.p.h., he actually is saving me some afternoon-per week, providing they will go Classified ads .......9-hA been amended to manslaughter on Michele drive shortly afai reed to submit one name harge. embarrassment. The slapping-six which I'm and help at the school where their youngsters Comics ....... ... in the wake of the Sunday death 913 .,Irom all five cities for appointpresently iIrving has trouble getting up to 40! attend. Crnssword puzzle ------811 of Casselberry City Councilman ment to the East Central Now I won't have all of those "horn-honkers" lar Abby ---------- 811 Richard Win. Florida Regional Planning snarling at me...as they whiz by. Dr. Crane ..............8l Win was shot Oct. 16 and Council membership. Editorial comment ...4A taken to Florida Hospital QUESTION-if we're all going to try and By now all of you should have received your Entertainment North. He as transferred later CAI.N() mayors are to get 811 conserve hid,. and be willing to bend the county tax iotIce.and the a'-cornpanylng horoscope 811 to Florida Hospital in Orlando together this week to choosi' rules a little on the ecological end) how atx'uI Tax Facts iAicet. aid set'omninend a representaIluspitalnotes ----------8A where he underwent surgcr;, removing some of those anti-pollution valves Have you taken the time to analyze the Public notices ---------8A early Sunday. live to the county -nunls*inm lnformatbn? Did you we hn* much of the tax on the newer automobiles? Society - ----- --- - ----for the appointment. According to police reports dollar Is consumed by the school board Instead of getting only 10 miles to the Spurts - ---------- ---- LIlA Wirz, Griffin and Arthur The present city reprtienta"II-.-.' Sixty-five cents from every dollar goes to perhaps we could go back up to the 18 State ..... ... - - - - SA tve, Winter Rainier were preparing for a -in Council,,.., education, Are we gtUng our ;l1ny ' and 21) per gallon we used to get. Stocks ------- 2A hunting trip to Coloradu when man Victor Miller, has 'iirth" You tell inc.., TV Win 's;is shot ith :i .23 t-atber resimwfih Th Got another PIJIIT.I(' SERVICE S'ltflE C - rL - nn - Sen. Hoi6 M. Bentsen, DTex., said he and _- Florida State Bank, 825 totaling $87,300, and Shirley Lthas, United State Bank, 480 totaling Bucket Of ~ L R - - __. Authorize the Federal Power Commission to suspend price regulation on new natural gas. - - - - cused the President of playing "an absolu shell game" in blaming Congress for inaction. ,V,111*- :- - - ' I S -- - Macdonald said Nixon already had the - -- POWER --Open the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Resent in California to increased oil production. %umption of natural gaq or roads, schools and municipal --- -- - use of - WITHCOUPONBEIOW a, coupon p,, foii,l - . __ __ 1,dee',c,bk#h,,, up-juOVII I973 : 1_ - -'--V - - _____ - -' th,' pr(hoir of - — — — — — — — — — — — — - \- 7 ~ servation fees or taxes," ._--**9"WNW_ ,,_.__ N 1,rntf onr '- - Juanita McCord, Sanford Atlantic National Bank mailed 564 checks totaling $62,911; Lindon Heuer. A. . [ ______ t. \ — - ] ________________ J - ~J - s.IIIlLiI1th - - A& P_RE" - 'JUIAR,DRIP,EIECTRIC PERK ________ I - - EIGHT O'CLOCK 100% BRAZILIAN 120Z PKG avvf -- - _ -- - 1-1 1 I mt Publicized wholesale j — warehouse outlet Is Jamacia This (QUPOfl (as and Electric which deaLs p _________bra44 !'1' 4 LB I••••••OS•S..G. - i_f __LLI.i1 771c do= F' - '- I.. -" % — - p sass,.'., LOCAL FRESH, CRISP •lf an— - CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS IN MAIL - — — — — — - _9 .1 BAG 10 I I -- - -- - ' - __________ '- - - ,-...,,,'",,, j Re& I F_14 ktoleb&C 1JANE PARKER 'ROWN AND SERVE FESTIVAl' t I - •• ________ Aw~ I, I I 'd J COUSTOM GROUND h Fla Avacados. FlAq ____ - C AN — — — — — =I — an • - - _______ *aIri : CAN ooz A r.•:.:(.-'.....,.4:.., tfiower..........,, 4 ;hCau, ( A l, - PER HEAD --- - . 1. __ - I ;!.'_:: - - *1 M& Itciii V -k I Mhud duri =- - . , Illustrated catalogs I distributed by mail are the $ modus operandi of catalog g i showroom, the fourth group discussed in Family Circle. The — — — — merchandise they offer can — — — — — — — tither be ordered by mil or at 1~p MINU1E MAID FROZEN CONCENTRA TED abowrooms which resemble I trading stamp redemption p 0 lOOL centers. 'At the showrooms," J I says Welles, "you write the II$LUJ4t' _. .. Proposed By CALNO . - - 1- SUPER-RIGHT' HARD CORN FED WESTERN ¼ PORK LOIN SLICED versior.s I . . Prope rty Tax Reform OLOGNA . - -_ - Ifere at-3-glance are Pr esid en t Ni xon S legislative proposals to conserve energy. TRANSPORTATION —Allow transportation agencies to adjust carrier schedules and service points after summary hearings. —Louer speed limits on use nation's highways to 50 miles an hour. _. - -,-- I WASRINGTON (AP) -- the energy measures he had sent to the [fill. The President said it was now "imperative" that Congress pass legislation esLablishing 0 r. - - -- A ~ M ____ - I --- -- -11 OTWF ,4 - LB rat -' ' * * * r E l l 4 WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES - ~--_`.,-,. . 9 _______ Chris Welles in the October Yamlly Circle has cataloged the main groups of wholesale services enabling more than the ellnne 1! d few to buy !t Power s- 1 L - on Ask , sq'I'lo Emer enc . with one of the popular buying services springing up all over the country to help the inflationweary fikht today's 14.karat .- A-.- X I " a I e " a All you have to do is line up ___ 11 I Is I Congressional Reaction I At A Glance - 40 ê I I I I ~ F" .11 You don't have to know somebody who know I Proposals J By JOHN SINOR Copley News Service , - ____ kftm �--- I he Saniord Herald Thursday. Nov. 8, 1973 Nixon Su ffers Ma/or Defeat L im i ts Powers National News Rr hfc Seminole Calendar Nov. ________ -0 President Rejects Quitting As congress WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon, responding to tliutIflLiftg calls for his resignation, vows ne has no tention whatever of walking away from the jot, I was eted to do." - .•. State PtHr' (iIpf Mnrtjn 14 Ii I t)t'n Out t! ci a hlgh41yu4; National Airlines jetliner would be called oft today, "We've done all we ixssibl could — we've exerted - - 1 .... -- -----.--. -..--..- --' • ---. - I T" JW WNW - ii . . . I — - ..4 ._ . .. States win b. given to those refugees with close family ties in this country. is itration araww-iced Wednesday that it was IRV Au- IA. Donald Mtruw said two . W R a luxury , T1_ ._- _ ,, ,• - oil I ••• ••••_1•• I . relationship is achieved by fa ther and son. They are the Balancing Diones, a popular family circus act. -' -.. - '- ___ - . -- -. - ByMAltK V.EJN1 Herald StafI Writer .-. -c --S FOR SKYLAB 4 Prime crew members check out simulated control consoles at Houston's Johnson Space Center. Gerald P. Carr, right, is the mission commander while Edward G. Gibson (center) is scientist-astronaut, - , %,hileSkylab 4 pilot William R. Pogue is at the left background. A county probe of the situation revealed there was Grand Jury E rnpaneled A new Seminole County Grand Jury was empanelcd Wednesday to replace the jury whose term expired the same to (lilY, question JI.II. Haldeman and the 1'rcsdent's personal secretary in the case of the phantom White House tapes. Hahiemnan and Rose Mary Wc4s were sehe4pjed ten. Litielv to testify it as uncertain who would The Grand Jury members will serve for six months. I , fi I •I L Noon Stock Reports ., Melv.-i T&T 1a$ 70 to :-n V. V. on 43's or " 7$ 374 3Va ,j, a CcLa C :to r . ', - li 71'. 8 Ait Air Ln ,. ,-•, - tYJ. i 7i1 35. 25.'.. F* S £3'. 'IT'. II'. 25. 471, 43', 3)' 371, ilvv PAP i7s 4$ VAN : i.e S1, site W'.. SOito -i j. RUGS $1'. fl'. we 33'. TiwE?r ) UUC 37 W.3$3S41 Vr'._..Ca1 L .... 4$ • 4$', 4$'.. . S .. 704 W1 10. ........................ ij..cpji IFNI 3111 IP 3.'4 ii'. 34: Wsi',j 37', 7r, 13. 731, 1W 4 - , - . . ... -'-i• .. ... - . 31 '7t W . 204 70'.. '. 31; 707 i 33 ", 37, •$tjI Ind ,5.5ii C•. 7Crn'. Wf.f Ii • 14 1, *IT,Q, 31, fl . ICI'. 31' 4 IPi 1$1 3*U, 3S.1 74 sto 'Cal ' 42: 1?'. U'. 31' s i , 33 33 24 3vv $$ 4iti 44'i 3I 37 9I7i StryR *i i4.24',24.1 si. Tel L I 4V. I4* 7e. St McI - flH i.c too'-, M a 46" M.'. ii IL - e. (1'3 244 Si IO' $0 i13t 713 II31 Rr,i,in Pc'iCC'. ia 34'i U4 34th 34 , '.1 • 14'K !O', 5Ci SOa V41 .a,w Primic RAISVOP RepUI 37'. $47. OWN 6 P,.v p., L ., LtI, 1$ 11'. 31), 34. 33'. 34-i 1*' a Woo 11 4 31': 22 fli 14$ 744' *43 rnp 7? - .4 - 3P. 7.110 72;", p,'p1 33 3, P*ar- -1 Cc SS Si 4'. C "C' 1$'. (I'A'e1I '.1S1 I 43", $Z'.l 47% 43, 47L7 931. 74, 74 , 77", 77 311, , *3H SY. ' 31. 31 V.tTA $40 Law LaO Law Lao P#..rrMM fls 171a fl. •3 73'. '' Movwin 13', 73'.. 13': 35.1, 34 • ,, C,.- 1 WTi 743 70 11 4 0? S4 -NN A, -- I %art Funeral Suiply Co Of WrvfCP!.vith diligence" INQUIRIES P. INVITED 86, CaSSF!Ibe1Ar "nothing wrong' but school experimental programs then board members voted on Oct. 25 how come results have been , ,avo the FlorlJd tiveiigdned in the six years The state probe Into Professional Practices Com- tlwy have been in practice?" probe the policies to La)er said that he is working allegations of wrongdoing b} provide objectivity." on a determination. Christy Harp, principal of Cas.selberry Elementary School Board members, Sims, Stuart has nt yet begun, it was an. School Supt. Bud Layer said Culpepper, Allan Keeth and flounced at the Wednesday at the Wednesday night Layer banded the Issue of the evening Seminole County meeting programs at the curriculum committee funcSchool Board mcctir.g. CacIbity school have tioning properly with Culpepper 'existed for six years. calling for a periodic report The Investigation will Be from the committee. ollowing the announcement concerned with the program which separated right-handed of the probe, Harp explained Layer said that may be difchildren from left-handed the "experimental programs ficult to implement and added children and separate bO)S are new mis year. Boys and tflat there have been no radical from girls. The programs have girls are separated in kin, additions to the schools in two resulted in numerous corn- dergarten through second years. plaints from parents and P-TA grade in an attempt to deter"I think the programs at the members including the mine if there is difference In Casselberry school are presiocat of the I'-TA who learning ability between the radical," Sims said. layer sexes," termed the situation "terrible." - - BON!NG UP an ol Probe is Delayed —--:- __________________ Elementary C tl0 - Tape Probers Ready "#.YOPfit.F)- .!. -• UJorWpflrtt5." - 'Nixon. seeking 'mergecy powers from Congress to cut .down on energy demand and preserve petroleum supplies, recog nized the Arab oil weapon in his speech, i.amg it will mean inca-c than two million fewer barrels of oil daily by the end of the month. Expects said the shortage would be more acute If the United States decides to help out i ts European allies, also hurt by the Arab oil weapon. - Vol / PARADE TROP HIES REV. J 'led Cosmato, parade publi city chairman show off the trophies which will be given to the Sanford Christmas p:iradr (miii U "!n.er. The parade will be held Dec.6startingat 8p.m. lk'ralci Photo by Bill Vincent) IL San Joaquin Cowity Sheriff the Arizona warmnt is Douglas 1 '. - tkt th' .. . . . c At Caseiberry -___.._ . ie:s of the adult victims were Ilie victims were Identified found Wednesday in a semi. as Parkin, 33, who owned a food circle In a blood-splattered market two miles away; his closet. He said powder burns Age, Joanne, their children, Indicate the killer or killers Lisa 11, and Bobby,9; pressed high-powered weapons A. Earl. a neiRhbor and aca wife, Wanda; victims and pulled the trigger, their son, Ricky, 15; their The bodies Of the two children daughter, Debbie,18; and Mark Were found In a bedroom. Lang, 20, who was identified as San Joaquin County sherifrs Debbie's boyfriend. -- a • •_4&• Q .4.......4. . -_-_-. Michael N Canha said the bod- Grettler, 22, of New ymrt city. • .. ____ 4%!,5}jINGTtJ); iAP) "It is no longer a problem," sai d Arnsas Gov. Dale Bumpers after meeting with PrtideruL Nixon on the u0 slortage. "It is a crisis of cg . PRM Energy Problem Background -- ..iLrgt ________________ • . ranch home count' r near here were executed in nix, Ariz.., autl'nriile., are also professional style." They wanted for quuJtIning In the .,,. want to question two men tIna sought on an Arizona murdej M arrow said the crimes are 'IIILU,u dI$J UIdI tine ut Uie t wo The virtims, including- two n=, Winie Luther Steelulan, children, were all in the 2a, lived in L about four 7i ;m'! •.—'4II (t,tO iBLIe [ruin woere ,J •..;i 1"ti50.~W nOrr..' " were discovered in the ho me surrounded by vineyards in the of the Walter Parkin family. "' Joquin Valley 80 irides However. Morro said , % t'ast of San Francisco. The sev- have no evidence at this time to en adult% had been bowid and show that they have been 2 wai ving Immigration regulations to permit the The ffmp of Cubans had intended to come dirictly to i.e United States but were forced to go to Spain and &*ne Central American countries after the so-called freedom ffi0ts from Cuba ended earlier this year. - .: .... gagged. - Oe group of 25AD Cubans, most of whom we hving In Spani. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and acting Atty. Gen. Robert Bork approved the waiver. Officials said application of normal procedures would Lave required the Cubans to delay their immigration . . J 1 — .. t .i! ?I i-1 ! I N GTON —The Nixon administration fI!r trance u 25,000 Cubans into the United 7!X (1 U!1ø_J sLiin in W ASHI ; m i VICTOR, Calif. (AP) - - ________ ELI LL Y, Fla. 327117 U reminded bArn that the propram4 have existed for JIIQi'e than two years. School Board member Davie Stine asked Wednesday If the Casselberry programs have been approved by the Curriculum Improvement * liii ',siifi,r.I I Ii'r,tliI Committee. "me programs were put into practice before the committee PbhhtJ I by The Daly and Sa'urdav Sintod Herald 300 Sunday. except w'as instituted three years ago." layer said. U French "It the programs have not been rppreved through the proper channels then they should be stopped," Sims declared adding, "If they are Second Class Pos'og - Ave - Sanford Fad Subscr.rl.on Rates by Carr::r Week 55c Year S?S $0 Nov. 9 :1 The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973-3A i Nov. II— The British Floridla:. Club Festival of Fellowship Annual Teriyaki Steak will hold a covered dish supper sponsored by women of First Dinner at the I'leet Reservc & social in the Unitarian Hall, United Methodist Church, Park Home on West First Street. 1815 E. Robinson, Orlando at Avenue, 9 am. to 4 p.m.— Serving from 2 p.m. on. 7:30 p.m. For information can boutique, novelties, plants, 834025. Information on 2974 "Trash and Treasures."Lunch, Nov. 12 charter flights to London will be 11:30 to 1 :30. Goldsboro Elementary PTA, available. 7:30 p.m., sdicol iditutiwgi. Nov. ° Room visitation will follow dnd Gospel Sing, 7:30 p.m., All Souls Fall Festival, all report cards will be given to inford Civic Center, spo, day at church grounds, 9th and visiting parents .sored by Freedom Defense Oak; booths, rides, prizes and Fund of CROP (Committee to supper. Sanford Seminole Art ILsist Oppressive Politicians). Association, 7:30 p.m., Cultural I ribunis, lighthouse Quartet, Nov. 11— Arts Building, 5th and Oak. Ned Cooper Brothers and Pyle Veterans Day program, 10:30 lamberston, western painter, ti Oiilcfre'n under 12 free a.m., Campbell Perk, Deltona. guest artist. In D Body Search Called Off L . : ii r Two Sought "I ha v e no intention whatever of walking away from the job I was elected to do. As long as I am physically able, I am going to continue to work 16 to 18 hours a day for the cause of a real peace abroad, and for the cause of Prosperity wit ho ut in flation 4 at home." all efforts," he said. Vigil repcctt'd searchers 'have found almost every piece of the aircraft engine, and we've searched a tremend ous amount at t'rosrnd" 7be search was for the body of a man believed to be F. , ut? LttnZ, VtuUIUflt, Tex .. - Nixon yoked his determmation to hold onto his office in "a personal note" at the end of a television-radio address to the na ti on Wednesday night on energy problems. Speaking witiout notes, he said: SANTA FE. N.M. APi YJi, 4.. WASHING'IUN (Al') — Con- the Urst successful override of a U.S. troops to combat for more Backers of the war powers were for and 32 against over. its cumbersome procedures, in gress has enacted over Presi- presidential veto in nine tries than 60 days without specific measure, first Introduced three riling. war-making decisions would dent Nixon's veto a toll limiting this year. approval from Congress. Con- years ago, attributed the vote to Republicans cause "rejoicing in the streets In the Senate, 25 the power of the president to Termed unconstitutional by gress can terminate such an overwhelming public support in voted of Moscow.' against the President's wage undeclared war. President Nixon, the bill bars engagement sooner by majority the wake of the Vietnam war, position and 15 supported It. Tower expressed hope that The action Wednesday was the president from commiting vote In the House and Senate. The House voted 28.4 to 135 to Fifty Democrats voted for the constitutionality of the bill override, four more than the overriding and three against. Ill be challenged in court "at two-thirds needed. the earliest possible opportunAlter the vote, Nixon said the The Senate completed the ac- bill "seriously urWermines this ity." lion by 75 to 18, or 13 more than nation's ability to act decisively Sen. Charles H. Percy, R. required. and convincingly in times of in- Ill., said there should be no In- '.) In the House, 86 Republicans ternational crisis." terpretation that any vote In the voted to override and 103 were Ii ' . Sen. John said house or Senate was infl uenced Tower, RTex., .... against. Among Democrats, 198 that to involve Congress, with by Watergate-related incidents. " —' - Bring in Youf TYPEWRITER or ADDING MACHINE •4w I I e ii r • NEW RIBBON - ow eall $ 195 YOU 91orge Stuart in rait I,b,m.,ø C.t..4• �_____________ - ' ME .-.-.---______ - - - _ ___ _ _- - !111w~ 7, -. j -- - 1 - Re a P-M ... 05 Convalescent Democrats () .i. AI c V V 01111(IS 1 i I 11 WNW - ~.;-*3 Fr__1031klr~ ., 4A—The SanfordHeraldThursday,Nov.8, 1973 - IiV (1 I ' Col)leN News Service ,~ ~ 1: : ~ iung to take off some of its splints and bandages anda slight tinge of color has returned to its cheeks. ne shattering wounds inflicted cessive losses of the White House to th Republicans in 1968 and 1972 are beginning to heal. Finances are improved, although still a problem. The quota system of apportioning delegates that so seriouslydisrupted the 197" national convention has been abolished. And there hi is no gn of complacency that the Republicans' Watergate problems Will insure success for the Democrats in 14 and 19if . This is the part%* s own suit1-up of where it s nds today. There is reason to believe it is a reasonabiv . realistic appraisal although a:-eturn . to full health is not necessarily assured. Take party finances. After pre I 7 7 ----. .1 1,- . --L-------?T~-!t~77-77--'r--71 - - W___ " ~=_Z~_§ UW W.I.:: i ~': _. ________ -, _. - - - - -_ - & I" :: - It - , -1 '.. ,_ ~, !e't, -er. LA_ 01C Kf e _~~ . P. 2M - ___ ' A.t -"~-7--;4 -___ , f - - i I (r / 4_4t -_ , 1% ' ~,t.cv - - - .. Zi ~P11 =i - -..-.- - - _1 - - il : ~ __ IF . -I - 'drl in !;-I , .. I.~ 1_,1-1_'11 ~I . ~0~1 .11;)l • / Ir- 'J i, t, ___:mir,. It - zt; t4xl_ .~ i:1 ~1 I . 414N, ~;' , r V. / t- , X.I - , .~~ I . I., a, - -- - - - _ - , banbe I In Minneapolis, GOP nit. c orb Councilwoman Gladys Brooks stir- i f 322 2611 -- 8319993 SANFORD, FLA- 32771 3DO N. FRENCH AVE , -: - - - - WAITER A GIELOW. Ed'Iar.d Pt,btisf*r f -. I - r i /i i . 1 Ll -_ J:T.T -.. 1 -- Ing"AeatdeaIofWaterga - .- - - : - FRANK VOLTOLINE. General manager _ JOHN A SPOLKI, soeate Editcq - W DAVIDA. BRYANT --- I I . -- _______ WINIFRED F. GIELOW --- -- ------ - s - 'NE C* ".11 SELBE_R.. Counry Editor ; -r_ - .. II-- - CHR 15 NE' c Magazine Ed Press Room Foreman ..- Home Delivery P 4OMor,tPi $28 -Sol Year SSc Weep ~ --A;- ;L~ A.i - ~:__F. rr - Ow -- . - ___tj r. 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I , ._______________________ - .- - -- __; . . -- ..., - r I .-- I - Longwood I Black Community '.' - 831 9959 __________ tii'.. 3?? 5318 h going to rm - Lake Monroe stealing a successful free enterprise idea and making the taxpayers foot into the aut&4rain business and t.errninating in K issimmee not preclative to Mr. and Mrs Glelow, Mr Spoiski, Miss Doris Williams the bill for government's unfairly and Mr. BW Vincent Jr. The original privately funded com pet itive answer. What isn t understandable Is how Bill t.,untcr belieses this attitude is Auto train has put Sanford on the forward to a continud fine association with the Sanford Herald, I remain going to heelp him Into the Senate in Sincerely ymn, economy Ltc U.S. Treury. Autolrains in. nospthe founders built a te mousetrap" and the world beat a path to Sanford d. i+ ---_ M _ Enterprise ~__ 349 SMS - -! ___ Osteen Chuluota L?a =__ — U::__ =_ - Mrs f++ii.nr Altamonte springs Nancy Booth Elda N'r-hols ~'. __~ _. _-------- jg~ ~ - W!7 -_ _______ __ ~ B________ Tanqie.iood E Estates Gold enro Eaibroo d __ Clarence-Snyder _________________________ I. r fir 'rr. -' Wasbington,servingtiIsconsUtuens and learning his job ail'l less time junketing to Russia and Japan, and stcking his nose Ino the business of . w The ACLU tallies silow (he government came down har- o the people of Sanford are ciub1elrs They lose the addition ennrilrt;*ne1iLs.iJthescrondAttn galm-t thicill. So fat, we haveril ~jeard a word of tyrulr-. frorn Hill Guntrr, "ho, lavakz- !n Urrryinand=ing, (Gaw Nnwlf in Cortitress to morift ap.o. ITIP111;l1r, On behalf cii the officers and the board of ctora of the Seminele Mutual Concert Associa ti on I would Washingt AfulI23percenLwe re sub. Jected to federal investiga on pleasure of fneeting, please exprm t i At reviewing the problem and recommending A , ve t All. , Clow tered Republican but has never mon-ow" t frashl In leis to one ~ .han a minvIe. it's reduced un1h ?S Or g nat O)um 229 Groot said the money was friend, ,i Chicago attorney who car + ,01 1 ~ One Ir-p to empty IFA%h :nslead of four. T.%en?y Step-, of eighty ri i L • auffiruru irleurriC ., / Open Mon. Thru Fri.I a.m. -5: 30 p.m. Closed Sat. Ph. 322-)S62 #1 so ri Out, ) - r__ __ . See our new line of S-W vinyl fabric- , backed wallcoverings. The whole col- -_ itr --:,,. " "7 11 Now sale-priced at just $4.20 !0 '~*~~_ _1W 11 __ -, . lar-tioNn'r I,f.-..:-:z .0 C - -OL.- - - - - . . .; to - 5I I ....P'1' " ff.0embossed deagins.**** 1 - optiongives easy access. 1 - I foilove UIP10119"N.floteks on - 11 ' t %mue 2S22 Park / — . other suits dwon her resistant an messy garbage cans, / Ak . St6p bumper it out in a handy, reusable sturdy, moisture ~ Senate Watergate Committee, on's lawyers, Fred Buzhardt ill respond to the Iferald story and Leonard Garment. ' - U • the ra*tr. Jt I Ofl I Compact or the White House for the job bya 1911 and 19fl Williams gave - a wtote , 1 10 I . . . - _ "_.Im_~ , ~ d investigated my sources ms long-distance phone record s 4-cyl. IMcc. overhead cam engine I' L- stripe kits in color C one fl 1' kjj~J 1 liii I 5-YEAR GUARANTEE Orn& Snap-do.-in ' fi •.:i)i_.i. _________ _____________ V . ",il Courier curb I each wheel cyin VA . S I,i - '~, _____________ - applying the paste. So it's easy to of VflUti$h decorstoons ovot %th.ch - Cany Q4 - I _____ __________ transmission (hot won) l now *Wk*vMfV$ V,1,,% dico. foit dw*Iw#t*n 4W ft $CtS th $IC* to haqsnq $Plv *.ovwengs K, dain. whdi in 9$IU yMa tis psst of relwnst!* SAO ^*,,*I"" Ca's in occordtince with oqt ingluct,ons - / box and a wide Our COW 622cnc es matc up wa • - C e ride Lonq6-14, affellr wiH h* you coverings /__ "'?-, , / •, with paints. Shoqwin.Williams. Gives youabig screen pictureot how to coordinate the wallcoverings you choose with the nmnts 'you sea Everything you see, you can buy in one store it 00 , i_Il--I i J . - - . .. ________________ is '"Ch I 1 I __1 ~_%T-0. , ___ '-.- - -_ : - ______ - - - ____ - I #,C~), At selected Ford "Ilk. t.~ "This new acting of tome' will, 1 o beard he looks like omebod COUP/8 of ve'afe ---- " D - .,~~_ FORD COURIER FOAO DIViSiOi — - 4l• - - SHERWINOWILLIAMS "M I . - :,ç. -- I- ---,Nl__~ 1r__ 'r.V - L - - - h 4- - L " - 1~ 1_- , ii - 0 IS II*s a marvelous now decorating device. exclusive at - "How to Hang Wallcoverings." It's free - NOV. 1 .--------.-- ,.-. $e$t -- nditioning and automatic .-. - - - i I covors.sideancl end panels available get the hang of it Especially when you get our step-by-step guide -- `,F-_ as style viset Iii, cat) has prIr1.J.(u1)O iPI_ prefer a fabric-backed paper. It doesn't need to be soaked after - -- " ~~-_I~h_m~ J 1IV material. Well _________ ___ I r Bi coil springs up front Long 104 3-in+ wheclbae ho IPSsmool Ii + I 1. -O... -, # " dat. guatu o of hang.ng to ey*ai t)cdIneropton forboxgivescarpeled corno u rble 1 . - - S Dual cylinder brakes J ---1'-- amy s w iii Pwchaw tot fyi ysiti lion, We mth •c: Strong 7-crossmember frarne, I (I fl 1 ( Li ( i t ( i (,alg Most professional paperhangers I arrested UP it i have been seized, my reporters have been harassed and in 1 Sherwin-Williams str ppable, AU II L --- .r--,- .; WK rr Courier offers - lb rigidity and box-section rails weight 2 615 lb __ _ i. -_ 'I muls wou ' ___ shuwn has crank-open jalousie windows h as aluminum alloy + I . ,6 "Army intelligence agen" Rep Parren Mitchell D Md was investigated by the FBI L (ter he got copies of the Media Pa FBI files sinemly, trcnFh1crt pleance comprees . that on several occasions in of Deluxe box cover option query. In my case. i(u(rai gents ae followtd me, a federal grand jury has "informally" why oct make it he woull find I I Foanotte: I was one of the 95 ermTies who aneredthc John Kenneth Galbraith rep r e OflC D •is spcechs had been monitored by nptd population growth. If Impact inning is already being practiced goseinment big - and Boston tvngested roads, terribly crowded tp viake it county-wide, but mea avoid this valunbic ordinance -F,ui an end to ti),,%e d,w,~ tr;pi to '_1 + . in 0 er wor st C "Eastern Establishment." Lions other than tax robes by the FBI or other agencies. Former Ambsudor I? India their deal of credi! IN-J; the sucttas oi the . drive lo the unsung heros behind s'-ens whom w have not had the a u dblur The I lerald also revealed that groups in the state. 'rn task force Is charged with a program which wjilmeet . Jim Groot, a former admIn trative assistant to Gurney, has acknowledged to investigators particularly. on "enemies" living in or near New York ped.'she reported. sviane ii iiICIOi Fditoc, Herald Three of our county conianers have announced o ition to an im ci zoning or people who live in their houses? Do it - w, rather tIm*,i morift from now. - - :% . cret Gurney Boosters Fund. and rheumatic heart disease are still a problem, particularly among low Income Bike-bar option secures bikes and %%O .1 - support and work in our beW during our membership drive. IV It u erstaridabh that, with his enthisuisism for Pleasure InI 0 I' ,;J __ . .--;i~ + Our 4 Groot was unavailable for com. the President and feel he is Williams has told federal in- ment. entided to a complete defense." vestigators, the newspaper reported, that he collected more than $300,000 in cash from go crnment contractors for a s disease HRS Secretary 0 J Keller said, "Uniquely preventable among major cardiovascular diseases, rheumatic fever dest on blacks, newsmen, investigator who confirmed academic types and, more that,my phone was being tap- and one Districts. tO ' ams, 0 ran o was later, a press aide told the The Presidenidnes not have granted immunity for further newspaper. In the past, Gurney a large legal staff and re Is prosecution in return for testi- haq dechned , -onL-nent on the an arm), of I— so %~n the other Illolly ~1 a probe oi his former Justice Department probe. side," Powers said. "I admire boss. The state - Ilealth and Rehabilitative Services DLi~af1jimit, the Fioridd Medical Association and Florida Heart Aswiation have fortned a joint task force on rhew-natic fever and rheumatic heart APA%o onoirn sldent niis 'Ir 44 shriuld spend much inore time in that tf;e taxpayer sufVirted Amtrak must W) the Jtk, tmiinaUng riot In arki its big Looking One ean't help but feel that he free enterprise way witilout t.1pping AI ____ Editor, Herald Taxpa)r4undedAmtrack'sgni e Herald said Larry E. AftPUSHBUTTON . I ii!i L1W • TA! LAHASSEE, Fla (AP) government to campaign for him, - Amtrack Is Bad News For Sanford tu Saruorci Health Force Formed to step down in compliance with Askew's that they must leave State - 1 8062 -. sharply in the year ahead. Letters To The Eth tar , bear Lake - Forest City blvmar. Al Blumenthal in e ca in a pri v a te flf_ good r - factor in Askew's decision to appoint him. ' GENERAL ELECTRIC ~."i I-11. iI ~~'_~ felony charges and testify for used for office expenses, travel ,~e declined to name. the government in an investiga. and iated costs, the Herald • Powers said he discussed the tion of Gurney's finances, the said. -3b at Nixon's Key BiscayTie cnaliengmng the election results was no directive P-A . and tantalum a fifth of its copper, almost a third of its iron will be nothi Ore. more than 40 per cent of its primary lead, something producers inng new in this. Some major diamond and go'd e past have held production to levels which er a sixth of its lumber, almost 100 ent of its would bring thern good prices on the world markets. manganese ore. 88 per cent of its nickel. 4rper cent of its With this unhappy picture before u it will be wise to Pot"IMI, 100 rwr cent of its natural rubber, 43 per cent of recollect thal there is little Ill' u r lu) t tt o thirdsof Its iinc and important amounts its 01 IIu price ri in tht mort lk&ar Ii in CtfltUaIiy some run Ws. uranium ore. Some of these percentages will be even higher bring us a lial relief in But unlike the producthis sear tion of tm1ts, hick can be expanded almost indefinitely out The prices of some of these materials have already risen put of many of Ihtst raw materials can be raised only lowly sharply, sorne- not. But major increases throughout tlI e list o we inust be prepared for a long period of belt tightening, ,r.hut i batter of 1fl _ - j,ç V agreed to plead guilty to two Ji - compact It, ____ I f_TLw_ "." Powers sa'..d. w3rd Gurney, It-Fla., liar, Gurney. Gob. lubin Askew's press secretary, Demnetree, a Jacksonville builder, is the fourth mnemberofa state regu!atot.yboard .. nce on foreign raw materials insures this unhappy trend. regularly raise prices to the highest levels practical without At l;ist account, this Country was importing 95 per cent of regard, usually, as to who is friend or foe. Its .intimon, 8 per cent of its asbestos, 87 per Cent of its Furthermore, prod uction may be carefully controlled to e, 100 per cent (it its chromite, cobalt, tin. columbium create -Mortages aimed at forcing prices still higher. There bet - - .,;41 IhPV ran ,.-J ic~ :-i~., Q' * J!1!-# -6 II should ix' noted that this is not a problem of whether the producer m pro or anti the United State ltisrattieraquesaisociated with that region's turmoil, regardless of price (ion of what the traffic will bear. The Aral) nations and I controls or not. large wage increases or small. Our depen- others with large reserves of pe.troleurn will most certainly de :-_- _- -4, - jirice (f ptroletimn I Q! f G.1 i r ir,~ --% to 1 i 11 I MIAMI (AP) - A former him envelopes stuffed with been active in party affairs. lie fund raiser for U S Sen Ed thousands of dnhlar5 in cash for sa id he as recommended to because of art.hritis. steps down to campaign for Gov. Reubto Askew's re-election. Schultz, an iflvCSUnthafler, served in the Florida House of Representatives from 1%3 through 1970 and was speaker in 1969O. Fischer also complained that per cent reported he had been audited every Some 19 year since 1969 and he their phones had been tapped, fhe oil- rich nations" have learned this le.wn well in recent whether peace cwnc, now ti t tile Middle East or not. tho years. RAYSTEVENS Chief Photographer T ht economic belt -. .., .1 - . RALPH HAYS C om p RrnForean BILL VINCENT. JR. - -. -- *It. - z . -------. 1- Adveeilsing Manager DORIS WILLIAMS C -_ - - - -~. - ___ orwq_ .- ME T~ =, ___a~ I--'- - I. I . __ ______________________________________ - - ROYGREEN No ~--- __ _. Z- Ray Cromley DEWEY R BINC.J Circulati on obe . Don Pride, said Boyer's court suit TAIJIISEE H I ', Grossman wrote in What's more, in total these important raw materials are so and another 12 per cent suspected his phone sstappd h.,smcto th U.S. econom that substantial inireases in their thoUtiLlikly Aniongthose I cost will pres,sure inflanionary rises in man~, of the producLs who felt they were under **I feel," he replied to the in which thev are used. These price rises in turn will now electronic surveillance were ACLU questionnaire, "that tward like'the rippics in a pond. Rep. Ron Dellums, D-Caltf., the Administration has no I'artol the pi-oblem is simply that infl ation is today worldand Rep. Bella Abzug, D- doubt violated the Bill of wide. And inflation in any country. o: course, inevitably drives up the cost of the raw materials it produces. N. V., both vigorous Nixon Rights on many counts. M y The second cause of our problein is that the producing critics. Ms. Abzug. for exam- own personal rights. If not countries have learned that as the supply or raw materials ple, heard a third voice cut in violated, have been abused becomesshort worldwide with hefty growth in consumption. , ui...ige Carroll, ho won the 1972 election by about 400 votes, rIgned In September . Treiiury Department." I I Named I A ( I . - _. . 10 id, ~~ \ I lL shocker cotWng when it learns surance company suing dent. about one of Sam's firm's law- Ileboto's Key Biscayne Bank in Powers said Wednesday night suits down here," said a Miami a bid to recover $284,850 lost in In a telephone Interview from a attorney following the Wedne the 1968 theft of IBM stock Washington hotel that he was (lay announcement that Fowt" Aebozo's bank accepted the offered the position by Presi. tiential assistant Alexander • • ilaig at the Florida Whit e House but did not talk to the President. y Briefs ppea lIs 190,A an B -;_. ~, Trash Problems! . i R e ozo 4 ' MIAMI(AP)—Sam owers, would go to work for the Presi. stock as collateral on a loan, but a 56-year-old attorney named to dent. "But when the White has denied knowledge that It the White House's Watergate House gets over that shock, was stolen. legal team, is a partner in a they'll realize they've got one Powers, whose specialty is liw firm involved in a la wsuit great vial lawyer who will do defending doctors and rnsur. against a bank owned by an outstanding job." ance companies against negiiPresident Nixon's friend, C.G. The Miami fm of Blackwell, gence suits, said he a ccepted -B ,ebe" Rebozo. Walker, Gray an(i Power repre- the Nixon job offer last Monday "I must apologize for the sad, but perhaps inevitable, fact that the fst opinion written by a feniale Jurist on this urt should be a dissent," Dade County Illouse Speaker Fred 11. Schultz of Jacksonville has been appointed to the state Board of Business Regulation, effective Dec. I when Jack C. Demetree tions," he said, "we have not astonishment at finding one IS e l given the matter further been opened and stamped, thought. . Su in TAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Tyde A. Boyer has been named to the Ist District Court of Appeal to succeed Donald K. fl- pp etoare ative a - • JUn_u4t Former Los Angeles Timv.i • . A A Chief Justice Vassar Carlton and Justice Richard Ervin joined her dissent in the 4-3 - ,+ .\ IA t th majority opinion - . has earned over lvre" . V Verdict ii ws 'I kInd o t ng one can't e knowledge, of course, want to see Stuart Loorv whether the IRS audit was re- again:' lated to the fact that I was on that list. Gardner took the Educator George r i..CuCf. same attitude. "We are so of Chicago, reported his completely open in opera - _. I ji day included tile niayor's races -. sonality sketch which irritated Dr. Henry Kissinger 11C dnnoyed Kissinger called an~ United Auto Workers in Loon's boss and told hi President Leonard Wood- so Loory reported - "I don i cock to name a few Noted re who you send to cover M on d a I e "1 ha v e no the Wh ite House but I never I ) / a distant third In a contest captured by Democrat Al Hofstede It wasn't RePublim' Year, she noted, add. TELEPHONE -- /s veyed the mayoral results that saw I C% want a sPon in - L~, ~%_ V-"&;~, ; - TALIJklIASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Erroll Resnick's first-degree murder conviction Common Cause Chairman . IF, )I % e rida N erd cnk R inn., a potential Demo reporter Stuart Loory toll cratic presidential contender how he had written a p er- ~I /F : m The tax victims included Sen. Walter Mondale. D- ' country. ne people are re- Flo H ing NewN ixon Attorne . .M ende1! Ford proclaimed r ,~ his son. also named Walter that lies behind the list." _____ ,t 5 v.l ''-"' reriods and income brackt __-1; ---. _~, ~_~I . . 1 ___~ 1111 COMMUNITY CHORUS READIES CONCERT ng held each Monday night at Lakeview Middle School by the Community Chorus tinder the direction of Bert Pennchief, Seminole Junior College music director, in preparation for the Dec. 3 presentation of llandel's "Messiah" at the Sanford Civic Center a pert of the Mutual Concert Association series From left Earl Nlinott, piano accompanist; Claire avai, Director Bert uenlncllieL, Dennis at B' I gn - _________ —_ audits. a far higher percen- because -(he sins of the ft ional 1tilit r vi s it ed 00 (a gt ft an the national avcrage for similar time t-he son-" fie noted - "It's the - __________ .I enemies." Some 211 per cent down lor a National -'icience of the replies reported tax Foundation grant rene w al I -_ 2e,'srrn1 p LP 'Sins of Father' fieller suggested thery was - _,- ~ .. L that t.he "voice of the De11110cratic party in Kentuck — /V !~~J~we_f?___ ~- -- - //., -. turning to their party. The remits were barely in froin a Democratic victory in Louis v ille when Democratic . __ paes that crats nished to dte the retur (,o . L_ ( + 1 " A spokesman said Askew's gave-it-who-got-it campaign major consideration in the ap. spending law, the 1973 legisla pointmen was avoiding people thre establ ished the commis. with Pa rtisan approaches that sion to function much as a would block effective action by grand jury in investigating the commission mp1dtefeMcases attorneys In re%lsing S S sary. - W i • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) saldinanopinjont))elaw'sre. Republicans, as Gov. Reubin Askew has ap- porting requirementshad law, from lists of 15 names pointed the six-member Florida broad application to civic or submitted by each py Elections Commission which business groups which cam. will investigate violations of the paign for Issues or candidates. The six will nominate three state's cam ai law peons and Askew will select In a separate action WednesAskew appointed three one the three as committee day, Atty.Gen. Robert Shevinflemocrats and three ---- __________ t,,tiIP'raIIn(aI taired a preliminary report: The Intornal Revenue Ser- I_____ scandaLs had hurt, while Demo- I -_ 11 Defe~AO Republicans con - - uls - +---- Democrats. ' -, A I .-k .. I , kr . - : ., .- --.-- - - , - - - __ - - ~_ ~~___ _;_~ - _~!: `illi - .- r Smaller ercen1agL's R'• The DISWASIJINCTON covery of a White House ported burglaries (though llenetri.-s list" last June unsure whether the governbrought denials that the catalogued "enemies" had "punitive enforcement acbeen marked for governmentlions" mail corporate contract probl(-M.s harassmen. and (in the case of some d tended merely asdsoctllgu1 groups) infiltration by Nixon I Was said, agents 110UM invitations. _....- , % *1~k :- I P:::——_;,_~~ - . --.-1 1 1 ,' ,",' "'I l ' , ~, 1. - New Jersey Republicans were dealt ;I smashing setback. '17hough the results elsewhere sterecpott -.'at trtndc,xlsted " . 1.41 . RiIC 6* K #5 4 , - j_.-s. -:,~, 't Air... _'. .,Q~~'_^!,, . ..W1._..__ I,7 r-1,-_4_,:~:_! r% L .pen : n g rode uue __ < %j' ________ h Jack Anderson — c PT' J - ? Bv CARI, 11. LEURSDORP council in Rochester. N.Y.; two mayor's races in Minneapolis scandals have multiplied, and AP Political Writer major city contests in Phila. and Detroit while dealing a set- PresidentN ixon's poll rating The Republican claim that delphia; and the New Jersey back to Gov. Ronald Reagan of has plunged, Republican leadSome f theharassment The tut tuV from the Whitte, President Nixon's Watergate state Senate. California in the apparent de- er3 headed by National Chair. House, however, have now was more uttique. Fir exainscdnt 't hurt the GOP By comparison , the tm feat of his prsal to limit fu- man George Bush have r Ifeller. a former btui exploded 0 the Amen P' appears to have been dealt a crats (fidn't lose anyt.hing much ture state sperKling and taxes, voters won't blame the GOP for can Civil Liberties Union, econonlicadviser to 1r blow in the naUon's 1973 offyear and won oensibly nonpaisan Kennedy. was supposed Throuout the year, as the the shs of a few Nison des. which has been investigating elections. be re-e l ect ed to thcoard what happened to those on to 11 If The only major Republican the famous list. Probing of tile Federal National ITS A P14Y I &or Fr?044 7wE PPESt"wT_ %ictnry Tuesdiv caniv ina race m;ociation. Heller questionn, ires were ~,# it to Mortg, 1, . i-r,;i't , P,.;!, 189 utivinic.s" and answered It- "I 'It'd th"t till' "'I"It' 110111c —9 cratic candidate, as former requeste~ he be asked to hv 95. Virginia Gov. Milk E Godwin "step down.' Ijeller, burdenF ------------ _______-_____,______ ~ ed with the job ana h : Although the final findings pily complied. Howell Jr., his independent are still under lock and key rial, for the st4te's go%er in the office of project dirce . J treasurer. Now as Democratic national chairman, with the help of a telethon on Sept. 15, he may hae cut it back another $1 S million But of far more signific,1e toward healing wounds was the quick adoption of new rules by the Democratic Party's delegate selection cOrnfilission here Oct. 2.7. Enemies To m I Thursday, Nov. 8,1973-5A IZ - . IBM . 0 - . I 0 1iea i eginning I" I A -. - , LJ News Analysis . : B T . . H r Z._,,t The Sanford Herald III 0 Whrit Happened : , .* .. " nomince Hubert Humphrey's narrow los.s to Uichard Nixon in the Democrats had a gargantuan $95 million debt Robert S Strauss, 54 a Texan-born irgoderate conservative protege of former Secretary of the Treasury John Connally, rit-Aticed this debt to $3.5 -_ ____ —_ million while partv WASHINGTON—The Dem ocratic Party is I i - ---1 ' _____ , —_ • NFORD 318 French Ave, S 322w1681 . . �- -- 2. - - ---------- - ---------------- - -- - ': _- ,- . - - -- - --:'" ' - '' r- ' - --_--.. -.-. i 6A— The Sanf ord Herald Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973 By Longwood C IF '*Arr1W WWiamson H1.,nor Planned S - - 5.47 . OP •- -441 1". -... / - .. . --• • . 5' - I lWf go. -- - - No t A& - i~~WR - -1 t, y County commissioners Tuesday unanimously up- . * * * AA Ar .1 '•I . • - ,• -' -•; - - -. •_•,. -.J -- - - .3. -.. . - - -- - , .- ______________________ - , ---. -• r •---. - -' .i 90, I awvALr. UWUA ior ttingiing bros. and Barnum & Bailey's Circus World is rapidly n earing completion on 750-acre site at the intersection of Interstate 4 and U.S. 27, about 30 miles southwest of Orlando. The huge, six-story concrete and steel structure resembles a four- - A ru r _ A141, IRA,! --- iui iI U F -- - - -.J - 1 =--- - - F, -- - - ; - --- nrn. Ke I - - pole circus tent, covering some 25,000 square feet. View is looking East, toward U.S. 77. A red and white striped vinyl-like covering wil l be draped over the roof once workmen waterproof it. The Advance Showcase Is scheduled for opening next February. '"- I %% IliI1U&'- 4)fl tCIflhlfl', 4 . - • -. .c - . -- Williamson is completing 17 years on the city council and in his campaign for r"lection , - • - - GOSPEL SING , - 1 •. - -. -- . - - - CIVIC In Mideast\ AUDITORIUM ar '(Li1iIiIil Ina tit ur psi itud Williamson said he is feeling good and expects to return to C H I LQR F N ' UNDER 12 FREE Entertainment provided by: I a mea County Commissioner John Kii:ibrougi recommende d Ttaday the county re-name I 1 w tc aferWilllamsonthesethonof Longwood-Markham Road By MARK WEINTZ Federal agents from the derstand," Cousineau said, from Wekiva Springs Road to herald Staff Writer Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms adding, "We hay? had no in- the lgwood city limits. In his Division and the Seminole teraction with the union for 18 reconuncndation Kiinheoh 0.11. Cousineau said today he Sheriffs Department hastened months." At that time, said of Williamson, "This man has had no response to his to Cousineau's home Tu*sdav Cousineau said, the Pliimbrs dedicated to his community." $12,500 reward for Information morning after his 16-year-old and Pipelitter's Local was leading to the arrest of the daughter, Marsha, found the Interested in having employes ".mknown bomber" who placed dynamite package on her way vote on unionization, but the six sticks of dynamite Tuesday to school, majority of workers rejected in his front yard. The law enforcement off.cials the union. Cousineau, 1090 Crystal Boyd silenced the investigation, Alter the arson incident in Circle. Casselberry. said he limiting newsmen to the fact six September Cousineau said was not sure if the attempted sticks of dynamite were found, professional organized criminal bombing was related to the The wire the dynamite was violence Is allowed to go undestruction by arson of his Air rigged with was kept by federal checked, further illegal acts Flow Design's fleet of 25 rucks agents while sheriff's men will be planned and executed on on Sept. 24. Cousineau detonated the dynamite at the others, and this will result In t originally offered a $10,000 county firing range on SR 46A. loss of human life as well as reward for information leading "I have never received a nrnnrtt' to the arrest of the a rsonist but threat of any sort and th at Asthte fire marshal's probe he upped that figure to$12500 makes this thing hard to of the blaze, caused when arafter the bomb was found. sonists punctured the trucks' At a Wednesday presg congas tanks and ignited the lerence Cousineau said he was leaking fuel, has reeaIed absolutely confused" about nothing the incidents and added 'I wish the police would let us k something...J'm scared." -.-.--- The Tribunes-The Lighthouse Quartet The Pyle Sisters & The Cooper Brothers Proceeds go to CROP S store ager's appreciation sale! In Return -_ Auxiliary Chairmen Named - Engagement T'he Orlando Brass present t9 Community U ni ted Methodist Church in Casselberry at 3:30 - Salutes - s Vouunteers w A compare. . ._ you_can't do_better than Zay,rpj The -- Hwy. 17-92 at Airport Blvd. Orlando East East Colonial Dr. W. Orlando Casselberry W. ColoniaIDr. at Powers Dr. Jai Alal Fronton near nrkInrhIn inth.'ntha'r tnti "An item we sold for $2, you wtulelie was organizing his own could get for $1.75 at the House Koscot Interplanetary Inc. of Koscot," Larry ('barest, a retail business in the Hollytruck stop operator, testified ood-Miamni area. Friday In the mail fraud trial of But he said he went broke be1 Turner, Boston criminal '%tcause of bad publicity about Koscot and it shortage of prodnets, i In the nine months he worked Extrad tion Hearing Scheduled ' .\ fri It Wins iLni the Air Force ROTC at Florida SF - -- -: - Tech University in September has been awarded a two-year scholarship to complete Jeffrey Cepuran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cepuran, 1, a 1971 graduate of Seminole Hush Sc hool an d $17010 Port Deltona Travel Agency t'eltcna Blvd. _ -- - -'e appoint- tInh..4O.. ...f tjuui,), UI UIUI &JdT.ULd Dr. Alan Meidrum also testified that he invested $4,500 In Koscot but took in only $380 in sales. The defendants are accused of using the malls to defraud purchasers of distributorships in Koscot and Dare to be Great, a motivational business. professor FOR SALE - t gone C&?/ ihe 2&lcome ALUMINUM SHEETS ORLANDO, Fla. AP)—An extradition hearing has been scheduled here Monday for it who New York City spent an estimated $200,0) qlsv * during als.daytraveling junket allegedly financed with a stolen credit card and a check writing irra hmc. Th The hearing was to determine if there was probable cause to hold Michael Henson, 18, and II be was the same person named in a federal warrant for IIIIIII fraud issued in Baltimore. i OAS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23INCHES BY 36 INCHES 15 C A uske ai 6.9 SEA HUGHES 1? —. ---=- .v EACH SANDRA RAWLINS 834.9212 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) NON - RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN i Casselberry 47;---4 SIDNEY THOMPSON 831 9)1? Altamonte Springs Fisher-Price' Play Family Camper. Has 19 play parts inc Ii,Iui:i i b-scat ,:j,', unit graduate of qemino!e Junior of mixed ancestry, x-11 i4n, . , , , -viii ., aaiting adoption from the Seminole County Dog Pound, i th the alternative, death in the S1:l H NV.' vouni ma I gas t'hatiibt'r. The Pound is located near Five Point. on Highway 17-92. (phno by Elda Nichols, College, is majoring in physics at Flu, He hopes to enter flight r r rduatjo i At the University, Cepuran is a member of the FTIJ Crew, Delhi Thu Delta fraternity, and a recent pledge to the Arnold Air Societv cw1l rm 4 t he AFROIC Tx j2 Ile Scholarship - All This Only own Sanford teen-ager .- All Meals on Ship -. - people who had hoped for a building of their own, quickly, because they had been given the land and the money, are Cepuran Includes Motor Bus Deltona to Miami (Round 1ri) 'Jury Told Turner Store Undersold Its Salesmen Brockmeler, How they can make adream become a reality in the near future, Is the question all children and their parents are asking each other in De1'.or.a. -- icccs rcute ad . MIAMI (AP) Florida Power & light Co. officials have named a new negotiating team chief as a strike by electrical workers entered its eighth day today, but there was no indication when the stalled talks would resume. In an effort to break the deadlock, utility officials said Wednesday they ing L C. "Bud" Hunter to head ale team of company negotiators. Hunter, a high-ranking executive with FPL, had headed the company's bargaining committee for 13 years until the most recent contract talks. James Niles, the chief negotiator for the striking InterJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API torney F. Lee Bailey and seven asa Turner distributor, Charest national Brotherhood of EkeA Holl)'wood, Fla. man, who others, said be made $700. trical Workers, said he had a said he invested and lost $8,000 Charest also testified that he "You weren't looking for a hi gh regard foe Hunter and was in Glenn Turner's cosmetics attempted to set up Turner cos- pot of gold were you?" asked "happy to hear" of the appointbusiness, has told a federal inctics businesses in Florida, ment. Bailey, who is acting as his co urt jury that a Turner retail New Jersey, Pennsylvania, attorney. store in Miami undersold its Texas and Arizona. "I was looking for a big payown salesmen. 1k said hired relatives tc check," Charest replied. greatly disappointed, and - - -. t? - - _ LirjMil for coitrol of Negotiator .... - ready to accept Names New Wanted: Contractors Interestea Job — ighly Utility Firm • Off ic e CASSELBERRY — Mrs. chairman. sponsored Joy Shops. George Yeager, president of )oy Shop gifts have been sent A joint buffet-dinner with the pm. on Sunday, Nov. 18, Volunteers who serve American Legion Auxiliary to Bay Pines, Lake City and Legion Post is scheduled bc sponsored by Project d is abled veterans in Veteran Unit 256 of Casselberry, an- Miami V. A. Hospi tals. Patients Nov. 19 at the Woman's Club "GREATEST," Seminole Administra tion hospitals gave nounced standing committee it. the veteran hospitals may when Girl Stater, Susan Junior College, In coopera ti on almost 10 million how's in chairman appointments at a shop without charge for Howard, and Boy Stater, wi th the American Federation services "money couldn't buy" recent meeting at the Christmas gifts for their Dennis Burns, will give reports of Musicians Endowment Fund during 1973. It was the sec'*id trty woman's Club ..i izj in Liie Auxiliary on their week in Ta llahassee. and the Orla ndo Musicians As. largest yearly figure In VA Overbrook Drive. sociation. history, the agency re ported Chairmen include Mrs. e Th Quintet which was so L e in a I t r e , "egg), high ly appreciated last year is An average of 106,220 Americanism; Mrs. Eliza beth a very popular group and Is volunteers per month conEvans, children-youth and muchindemand fur a variety of ti'ibui9,822,416 how-soft1fr In comxnunit service; Mrs. Letha progra ms including such en- time to helpin g veterans at the Ward, communications and DF.l.TONA Deltona Youth , It seems, said Brockmeier, gagements as demonstra tion VA hospitals, domit-,illnrle L.-----i..,, past president nriav-. In.' has $10.000 grant the th.• a t onlt• y th r ee conuacwrs are performances in local dc- and regional offices -------during the Della Kryder, constitution- Mackle Bros. Deltona Corp. and willing to look at the -' plans mentary schools, high schools, fiscal year byla ws; Miss Evelyn Schrader, the land site on which to build a ending June 30. The which the committee of the college level progra ms and record, only slightly education-scholarship; Miss building with the money given Club has drawn and give an ch ur ch reci tals with organ and Ellen higher, Is 9,362,398 hours Yeager, foreign them for that purpose, but no estimate of the cost. All oth er choir. c o ntributed In fiscal 1971, relation.5: Mrs. Yeager, Girls contra(lor to build it. contracting firms, both loc.d Thcre 6 no charge for adinis'Ile largest amount of time State; Mrs. Ethel Shueti. l'hLsI-shat themembersand and as far as Ormond Beach sicntothl.sconcerttowhich the spent by VA volunteers in 1973 legislative; Mrs. Emiley parents of the Deltona Youth irndOrlandohave flatiyrefused general public is invited, Green, membership and poppy; group were informed by was far rehabilitation services to even look at the pla ns. Mrs. Marguerite Schrader, William F. kirockmeier, Their excuse for refusing to veterans affairs and president at the meeting held consider it was that they were Tuesday evening by the club in rehabilitation. too busy at the present and that Mrs. Green is also serving the Deltona United Methodist they did not wish to get involved this year as (h District poppy Church. in a project that might take a w hile to build. -_--.---------'-Needless to say. the young ' t dh Iriitn the Cairo h , Quintet - - plane UVW7 ltU 'JI' WUUIU meetings. raeli troops that Eg ypt haq hpn lift its blockade at the mouth of One Israeli sow-ce close to demanding. the Rcd Sea: Egyptian and I:;-Mrs. Melr said while Sisco was Under the nroposal, worked rueii military con!n:aader3 meeting with the Israeli lead- out between Kissinger and Sawould meet to work out the cr5: "The talks are not going dat, Egypt's demand that the cease-fre lines; and iate prepbadly for Israel." Israelis free the 3rd Army by arations would begin a Ear IIer another returnlnl' to pin held at peace coJrci. authortatjve Isriwii "rc the first U.N. ccae-Ire on Oct. Ore tsraL1 rJrrant indicated that Israel had accepted a compromise proposa worked out between Kissinge ;jnd the Egyptians. The source gave no detailsetails but the plan appeared to locu. but on how to continue supplyinj fond A nd wqI ) the Egyptlai 3rd Army, encircled by the Is racks in the Sinai Desert. In the background of thes reported movements towar( peace, however, were charge Wednesday from Israel tha Egypt was preparing a new at tack along the Suez Canal. Thu Egyptians said the situation or the canal front was "tense am explosive" and that their arm was in position to crush the Is raelis. APU LTS $3.00; STUDENTS $2.00 operation Friday. By THE ASSOCMTED PRESS Kissinger's peace-seeking 22 would be considered later, the Maariv report was "close to Secretary of State Henry A. tour continued with a quick visit the Israeli informant said, the truth." Kissinger ended his mission to to King Hussein of Jordan in There were no immed iate reEgypt today and a top aide Arn'nan and then a trip to Saudi Mrs Meir called a special purts of any headway in regard U apparently completed talks with Israeli Arabia, the big oil producer in Cabinet Kbto the Syrian Front where Israel leaders amid Indications that a the Middle East, for con- consider the results of forces hold a corridor running flC r-Sadat meelin g compromise had been reached ferences with King Faisal in from the old cease-fire line on the Middle East crisis. Riyadh. The Israeli newspaper Maa. along the Golan Heights to a Kissinger flew to Jordan and Sisco met in Israel not only nv, In a dispatch from Was point about 20 miles from Saudi Arabia after spending a with Mrs. Melr but also with ington, gave this summary of a Damascus, Syria's capital. day in talks with President An- Deputy Premier Ylgal Allon reported U.S-Egyptian proposSyria charged today that one war Sadat in Cairo. Kissinger's and Defense Minister Moshe a!: of Its antiaircraft missile batassistant in charge of Middle Dayan. An Israeli communique tenles shot down an Israeli reEast affairs, Joseph J. Sisco, said the discussions took place The United Nations would connaissance that tried to emerged from talks with Pre- "in a good and constructive atcontrol delivery of nonmilitary fly over S1a. niter Golda Meir in Jerusalem mosphere." supplies to the 3rd Army on the .,.1 newsmen: ,., it.1 - - O.R.COUSINEAU Confusedandscarpj Urc Com romise Is Hinted Klosky said they will recommend the re-naming and are certain the city council will also unanimously approve. Williamson C0 fldti I 0 n Li sted FSUSPENSION: K issinger In Jordan, rn year is unopposed. LONGWOOt)—City offi cials proved a motion by Co - this lie is recuperating From commending the county missioner John Kimbrough to at Winter Park commission for its recognition re-name in Williamson's honor surgery Memorial hospital and expects road of Councilman F E William- the county portion of the next Monday night's attend son's long-time serv ice to the From Long w ood city limits to to city council meeting e city Wcki a Springs Road community said today th *incu nexi ivionuay nigni will gene Jaques and follow the ? U a Longwood-Markham Road in the city after Williamson. `~* Thursday, Nov. 8.1973—lA The Sanford Herald 1x2 CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING SHIRLEY MILLET 834 921? cit1 means 1 column by 2 in ches Too small for an ad (C be noticed or effective' You're reading this one! X4P Oattfarb frra@ 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2611 HILDA RICHMOt0 668 5867 JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Charge it at Sanford Plaza Penneys: Open 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Mon-Sal. Sun. 12:30-5:30 �-.. .. - r •.. _..._II _______________ _- - - - - I _____________________________ - ------------ -- ---- - --- n.t.,,-, t- 1i/tIri+tsr Ic I ) -- -.. ...- ----. ------- -- - v.a, . ..a.. . L.gal Mo'c. — L.g.i Notice Legal NOTIc! i.pi _______________________________ r,',,,.,,,xf.,,.,,. friIIcsr1 I II I CiTYOFALAMONTE NOIICEUHDERFICTITIOUS NnTirr IDJflD ItTIYIflhIt I'TIYlf%IItIkM IrTITIOUSP4AME -SPRINGS. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND NAME STATUTE NOTICE %hereby given that I am NAME STATUTE rOtiCF is herb; çiv;n that we NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: areenga;,dinbusinessat P.O Box ingaged ii busiflest at 711 Forrest CONSIDER ADOPTION OF FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that i hereby gly*ri that the 903, Oviedo, 5emInoI County, Dr. Sanford. 32771. Seminole I -CIVIL ACTION NO. 731549-A underSigned, pursuant to the TOPROPOSED WHOM IT ORDINANCE MAY CONCERN: undersigned, pursuant to the Florida under the flctitiou5 name 04 County, Florida under the fictitious DIVISION A "Fictitious Name Statute, Chapter 'Fictitlous Name Statute," Chapter KENT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, name of SOUTHERN COM In re: the Marvia9 of j MS 09, Florida Statutes will register NOTICE IS HEREB GIVEN by us,o,, FIorka Statute, will register nd that we intend to register said MUNICAT ION. and that I intend to City of Altamonte EMER SON cROSS, 0. with the Cirk of the Circuit Court, Florida. that the Council will hold9' with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, name with the Clerk of the Circuit register saIJ name with the Clerk 04 PETITIONER AND PAULA G. pe Circuit Court. Seminole County. in and for Seminole County, Frlda, Court, Seminole County, Florida In InandforSeminoleCounty,FIora, public hrIng to consider enact CROSS. RESPONDENT. upon receipt of proof Florida in accordance with the upon reeipl of proof of the accordance with the prisions 04 ment of Ordinance No, 274 73. en- publlcat NOTICE OF ACTION publication of this notice, the c provisions of the FictitiOuS Name of this notice, the tic- the Fictitious Name Statutes. To ed. TO PAULA 0. CROSS 1kr)cI titiousNURSERY name. towlt:AND SHRUBS AND Wit: Section 165,09 FloriJi Statutes Rat 1'ir'iI Statutes. To Wmt: Section 16509 titiovs name, to wit. PET ANIMAL AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SUCH GARDEN 1957. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Florida Statutes 1957. SUPPLY under whichOrlando It is engaged AITAMONTE SPRINGS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIEIED in business at 267$ Drive,OF FLORIDA, AMENDING 0RCENTER under which lam engaged 5: MIchael C. Hynes S - John 0. Cartton, Jr IMI an action for dissolution Of Sarford, FIorid3 37771. nbusineatRRNo. I. Box 101, Red Nov. I, IS 22. 29. IC William Esler PubliSh: By PAUL MAP world's mnt and rnttenes marriage and to claim special DINANCE NO. flS-730F THE CITY Bug Flørida. Roisd, Oviedo, Seminole Publish: Oct. II, 25. Nov. I, 5 1973 DEV4 — That the cooration Interested In OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, County, Copley News Service the least she could do as a little equity in end to the following said business Is as follows: DEU.1lO FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE property in Volusia County, Florida, McBrand Corporation kid was to try and forgive That the party interested In said has been filed by EMERSON 0. NOTICE TO PUBLIC 100 Per Cent BEING A COMPREHENSIVE business enterprise is as followi: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR lgotstalledtheothernlghton kid around the corner and not CROSS: ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Lawrence A. Jones. By: Richard Brandeberry Notice is hereby given that • SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID A forrene. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, go to bed weIted down by a 104% ito 10, InclusIve, 04 Blo9, President Public Hearing will be held in the Dated at Winter Park, Orang. PROBATE DIVISION according to grants corrected map Publish: Oct. II, 25. Nov. 1, 5. 1 ( of wiforving. City Commission Room. City Hall, The three litUe kids bunk FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT County, Florida, October lith 1973. PR NO. 73-1SSCP DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING 04 Enterprise as rrded In Map DEU 105 Sanford. Florida, t 5:00 P.M. On Lawrence A. Jones upstairs. And after the usual Estate of The 9-year-old bonde looked Book 3, Page 31, PiIic Records of Thursday. November 13, 1973 to THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION PubliSh: Oct. II, 25, Nov 1, 5, 1973 RAYMOND fl OSBORNE. FICTITIOUS NAME OF CO COMMERCIAL GENERAL DEW-bC lengthy, highly creative stalling out from behind a huge stuffed Volusia County, Florida excef the ron%ider the following change and Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I am DISTRICT TO CERTAIN Northerly 57 feet of Lot's 4 and the' arc tucked in Si amendment to me Zoning Ordinance nded animalandtoldhermother tha NOTICE TO CRE DI TON $ engaged In business at 504 E. Celery P NO P E N I V L E GA L L ' and the Southerly 54.3 feat of 1045 of h, city of Sanford. Seminole by the animals and the lady of God could forgive Martin and 6 thereof given asa TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Aye., anrd Semole County. DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST r'uht of wa County, Florida. Florida under the fictitious name of DI N A N C E; PR 0 VI 0 I NO EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SAID ESTATE: the house hears them at their Penrod Glaser (MPG) If lie easement to Volusla County. aI Re:onlng From: SR-1AA, Single KLEENAUTOCLEANEMSSERV,, SEVERA8ILITY, CONFLICTS CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE easement ber. r.awdvd n Deed prayers ("Our Father, etc."). wanted to, but she djths't __________________________________ Family Residential District. You and each of you hereby and that I Intend to register saia AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Book 4M. Page 1 Pubil- Records COUNTY, FLORIDA. To That Of: Ml'I, Medium In They are never quite in unison, why HE had to sInce MPG of VoIUSI County, Florida. notified and required to file any name with tne Clerk of the CIrcuit S.aidOrdinancewasplacedonflrst In re: the Mirriage du'strial District, claIms and demands which you, or but that doesn't matter, never knocked dIS little sister and you are required to er-ye a Court, Seminole County, Florida in reading on November 1. 1973, and WILLIAM A. ARNOLD. Husband, •itherofyou,mayhaveagainstsald That Property Described as: Lots accordance with the provisions of the City CouncIl will consider same and wrltten copy of your This night our blonde, Kate, down In the street, or lost }fl Sand 5. Block 10, A. B. Russell's estate in the offIce of the Clerk of 115 th, Name Statutes, To- for final passage and adoption after OLGA P. ARNOLD. Wife. any, to ii on CARROLL BURKE .Aition to Fort Reed balked over the "as we forgive klckball, or ran Into Ills bike Attorney f or Petitioner, whO5 Circuit Court of the 15th Jvdicia Wit: Section 5.65.09 Florida Statutes thi public hearing, which will be AMENDED Being more generally deScribed Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, those who trespass against us" held in the City Hail of Altamonte knocking HIM down and adoress is 612 Sanford Atlantic BatS NOTICE Ol SUIT as located. North Side of WyIIy 5: John Wright, Probate DIvisIon, in the Courthouse Jr. Springs, on Tuesday, the 4th day of TO: William A. Arm'Id part of the prayer. Building, Sanford, Florida 33771 k skinning HIS knees, or sat HI Aveni, and nest Of SCL RR. PubliSh: Nov 1, 5. 5, 27, 1973 at Sanford, Florida, within sii December, 1973, at 4:30 p.m , or 65 and hte the o .3inaIwlth the Clerk oj Residence Ijnkr. "I'm nnt All pIrcs In interest ,nd citizens to forgive down in a pile of Idy's that's ___________ DF V trom tre t;me le ttr A t U- C:'cutt Cut, :u.ri' Cnnty, _-_______ List fl i r t• opunt'p ii Maruzi l'irt the dog) ... Glasr," the first publication at Ibis notice, tneetng interested parties may Florida on or before the 7th day Of IN 215 Second Street heard at laid hearing. CIRCU IT Each claim or demand must be in COUNT, and be heard with respect to said. "lie Is a rat fink." Mt. Hope, West V rglnha "Never mind," her mother December AD. 1973; otherwise a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. appear the proposed ordInance. ThIs By order 04 the Planning nd writing and filed In duplicate and Her mother ed to explain said, Zoning Commission of the City of in anor tack. You, Defendant, are hereby office stateth.placeofresidenceandpost .Iudgment bedtmanded entered against IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hearingmaybecont;nuedfr.yitim, notifledthatanactionfocdis$olvtion address of the claimant and u for the will relief In the CUlT, CUNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford, FIor.da, this 5th day of that If God could forgive all the Isn't good for you, Katy, to go to Petition. to time until final action Is taken by of marriage has November, 1973 be swern to by th, claimant, the City Council. WITNESS my hand and the seal of PROBATE DIVISION sleep with hatred On YOUI soul you in the above 5, 'ledI ied tuit against and youmust his agent Arthur H. Harris In re: Estate of or y. or the same laid Court on 11515 the 2nd day of ROBERT J. NICHOLSON, A copy of the proposed crdinne arere(jIredto sent a cupy of your Shall be void. for anybody. What I.E he died Chairman ispostedattherl,yHalI,A,,acyson,, snswerorpIeadiflgttfliiConpIairW Novem'i.er. AD. 1973. City of Sdritord Deceased with you not fcrglvin him? Da'ed at Orlando, Florldi, this Springs, Florida, and copies are on on Plaintiffs atto'r-,?, JoSeph S.al Hospital Planning anj Zosing NOTICE TOCREOI'roRs M. 16th oy of June, 1773. file with the Clerk 04 tIe CIty and Murasko, P.O. Drawer 716, Fern Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CommIssIon Wendell N. To All Creditors And All Persons same may be inspected by the Park, Florida 3b73O. and f Ito the Clerk of Circuit COurt Publish: Nov. I, 1973 Havilig Claims Or Dansands Against public, As Executor of said Estate L!9_aI_Note eminoIe County, Florida original answer or pleading In the JOHN M. CAIN 54 Said Estate: N otes By: Joy Web's . DATED This 2fl diy of Novem- office of the Clerk Df tr Circuit Attorney for !xecutor CITYOFOVIEDO. You, and each of You. are here.y l THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fr, A.D Duty Clerk c"t't on or 'eio'p t -e ic- 'tov FLORIDL .,, . N'Y.EMBER' lifiedandre.redtopresentsny :tL. 7' :.. '' t.wmc. tc"' 5: Phvtll J. Jdahl fl" r-r.ir.w;s , LO ". -. 1', -ArI : or Cu:. L.ty Cav, tiano, Ft; AthnLtg:olLs ,1tbomey nor Petitioner a uauit will be akIn ar.j TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: either of you, may have against th FLORIDA, GENERAL CIVIL of th City of 612 Sanford AtlantIc Sanford: Notice Is hereby given by the City for the relIef deenandeil In you the Publish: DEU165Oct. 25, Nov. 1,S, 1$, 1973 Estateol ROBERT J. NICHOLSON, DIVISION. Attamonte Springs, Bank Bldg. ComplaInt. ____________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1311.! Council of the City of Oviedo, ____________________________ Jauell Partain Deceased, late of Mahoning County, Florida Sanford. Florida 3fl71 Florida, that said City Council will Ohio. in theofficeof the Clerk of the WITNESS my hand ani offctaI IN THE CIRCUIT COIIT OF THE CIT R US COUNCIL OF GIRL Lcrctt.a 'i'. Andrews Pubiih- Nov. P. 1973 PUbtith NOv. a. is. 22, 79, 1973 ri a ubti hearog. seal of nife at Sanford, Serr r.c: Circuit Court of the Eig15teent EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SCOUTS. INC. a Flodda corDEV 0EV Kevin Jerome Mitchell To consider annexation of the Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, _______________________________ County, Fioridi, this 30ff dot 04 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE poraticn not for profit. following described o.cpefly lying October. 1973. Mimi Barr Florida, Probate Division, in the COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff, NOTICE TOPUBLIC and being in Seminole County, Arthur H. asckwlth, j,, Court Hou* at Sanford, Florida, CIVIL DIVISION 73.1133.D Kenneth Royals v Notice is hereoy given that a Florida, to wit: Clerk of the Circuit Cotrt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR within four months from the date of Public Hearing will be held in the CASE NO. o CHULUOTA COMPANY, a TRACT 1: SE '!i of the NW %It, Elizabeth Malnor By: Linda M. Harris SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA llrt publication of thu's notice. HAP4LON & LOWE. dissolved Florida corporation; City Commission Room, City Hall, Section 22.. Deputy Clerk TownshIp 21 SOURS. NO. 73.1D.0 Terry E. Parsons Eachclalm or demand must be In Plaintiff, WILLIAM N. KENAN, JR., L. C. Sanford, Florida, at 5:00 P.M. on PubliSh: Nov. 1, I, 15, 22. Range 31 East (Less the North 250 1913 In re Petition of wrIting and must slate the olace of Thursday, Bertha Washington HAINES, C. 0 BOICE, SCOTT M. November 15, 1973, to DEV feet and the East $00 feet for road DANIEL WEBSTER GOLDEN. JAMES M. DRENNAP4. WILMA LEFTIP4, and 3 0. CLARKE, as of consider the following change and right of way purpows); Anna E.nnis containIng an DORIS JANE GOLDEN, for Itteclaimant and must be sworn CITYOFALTAMONTE JEAN DRENNAP4. hIs wife, and Trustees of CHULUOTA COM to amendmenttoth,zoningO,'dinenc, 35167 acres more or less; Bobbie Forrest AdCPIIOn of WICHOLE TERESA by the claimant, his gent, or his SPRINGS. FLORIDA JORDAN MARSH COMPANY, a PANY, a disSolved Florida cot of the City of Sanford, SemInole NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO TRACT 2. NW of the SW of FALKOWSKI. a Minor. attorn, or II will be barred ac Florida corporation, Julia Cambridge poration; FLAGLE P SYSTEMS, County. Florida. the NE ',, SectIon 72. Iowithip 21 NOTICE cording to law. CONSIDER ADOPTION OF Defendant's, INC. a Florida corporation, as nez smith Retoning From: SR.1AA. SIngle. PROPOSED ORDINANCE South. Range 31 East (Lees the TO: MR. ZYGMUNT FALKOWSKI DATED this 2nd day of Novem. Family Residential District. NOTICROP SUIT successor in Interest to MODEL NorTh 25 feet for rood right of way harvey Mccalley 156 PASEO DEL DESCANSO bet, ICY). TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO: JAMES M. DRENNAN and LAND COMPANY; EAST ORANGE To That Of: MI-2, Medium Inpurpee), containing C.6 acm SAN TA BAR BAR A, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 6. Anew Spur Rita Codella, DeBary WILMA JEAN ORENNAN destrial DiStrict, LAND COMPANY, a dissolved more or less; CALIFORNIA the City of Altamonte Springs, As Ancillary Residence Unknown Florida corporatIon; HUGO Gary Bishop, Altamoijte TRACT 3: SW 'of the SW m QI That Property Described as: Florida, You are notified That the abovethat the Council will hold a AND Administrator Cum TO: ALL the NE '... SectIon 72, TownihIp 21 Beginnino at a point of the present PARTIES NORDBERG and M M SMITH, Springs named Petitioners, DANIEL public hearing to conlider enact. Testamento Annexo CLAIMING INTEREST westirn Ctty Limits BY, JR.. as Surviving Trustees of EAST South, Rang, 31 East, contaInIng line of the City ment of Ordinance No. 17Q73, en !EBSTER GOLDEN, JR. and Michelle 04 the Estate of B. Lovett, 10.075 acm more or less; THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST ORANGE LAND COMPANY, a 04 S1nfor, which line is perallel titled: DORIS JANE GOLDEN, have filed ROBERT .1. NICHOLSON, THE AFORESAID PARTIES Altamonte Spings diSsolved FIori TRACT 1: S with and 275 feet westwardly, corporation. M. of the E 'a at the a petition in the above-styled AN ORDIP,AP4CE OF THE CITY Court Deceased measured at YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED M. SMITH, JR., STELLA SMITH SW '. of the right angles from NE Section 22. fnj the adoption of ths minor child Publmth: Nov. 5, Evelyn Crabe, Brandon 1973 AN ACTION Township 21 South, Range 31 East, canter line of Persimmon Avenue; OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. THAT TO ROSE. KATE LOUISE LETTICE a named In that petition end y are 0EV-SI Joseph P. Kern, Deh3ai' said point being distant S test south- FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE ON k-a Louise Smith LettIce and containing 15 lGlacresmor,or less commanded to wrveacopyof your DINANCE NO. 72173 OF THE CiTY THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IN WILLIAM WITH SCHULTZ, as Mary i. Harless, DeBary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF dR. THE— westwardly, measured at rIght TRACTS: E04tM$E'4eh, written defenses, if any on EIGhTEENTH JUDICIAL OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA: devisees of M. M. SMITH, If NE '.. the center IIneof Section 22, TOwflShip 21 Joseph E. Fasone, DeBary pitr-' attorney, whose adSCL's FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE Sanford South, Range 31 East (Less "Lot 65, BEAR LAKE HILLS, Deceased; 3. 0. GORE and MARY Aloma Tract; running dre 5 Icardi I. Wombies, P.A., CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Melissa Gail OgIsby, NOrth 25 ttf for roan rig's? or the BEING A COMPREHENSIVE according to the plat thereof a 1. GORE,hlswife; i.E. SNYDER thence soutttwarclly along said way P.O. Box 87t, Winter Park, Florida COtJNTY, FLORIDA. City ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY recorded in PIaI Book 13, Page 37, a-k-a James Evans Snyder and E. 1. EnteIse purposes), containing Limits line SOC feet 19.3 acres 72729. on or before November 30th, IN CHANCERY HO. 73.1516 more or its; OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Public Records of Seminole County, SNYDER a k a EdIa 1. Snyder, his thence or lefl; In re: The PetItion of Johnie C. Salyer. Gva 1773, and file the original WITh w,stwardty at right angles FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Florida." TRA from the 4: N preceding wife: LAURAM STEEVER and of the SE '. Clerk of this Court either be. JOHNNY B.WILLIAMS Helen am, SfIUCT course 600 ftet DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING has been filed against you, and 22. Townip more or less to a poInt you STEEVER, her husband; NOTICE 21 SOUth. service on Patttionirs' 72right feet OF THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION or. reird to serve a copy of yovr £are31 East, less thew ' 04 a1twardty. measured at AMELIA F. COLLINS and L. B, attorney or TO: PAtRICK L. KELLY R-MF imedialeIy thersifter; othse RCSIOEIAL, wrltter defenses, if any, to it on COLLINS, her husband; CHARLES angles radially from the center line Discharges Residence a default may be entered against MULTIPLE FAMILY Dl5TRlCI George 6. Daniels, attorney for I. STE EVER and comaintngll.00Cacr.smoreor lass; of SCL' Jacksonville Tampu 10 STEEVER, Kwn R.sldence Sanford: you for the relief demanded in the CERTAIN PROPERTY Plaintiff, whose address 1547 East his wife; and CHARLES T. TRACT 73: IheS 5.16 thains Of maintrack; thence northwardly and 7%0 N. High Street petition. Donna E. Fiske NE '- of th NW '., Section DESCRIBED IN THIS Central Bouievard,Orlando, Florida STEEVER, northwestwardly parallel and-or LEGALLY ORDI JR. and Colomb, Ohio WITNE5Smyhandth,alof - Township 21 South, Range 31 East; NE; PROVIDING 33so1, and file the original with the STEEVER, his wife; *1 al Robert E. Arnie You are notified that the above, the cowl entric with the last mentioned SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS Cterkottheabovestyl.Cfl0, of Sanfotd, Seminole subie-ct to road right of way. Con. center tine 1,430 feet more or less Defendants Paul Waltan tO AND EFFECTIVE DATE County, Florida, tti5 29th day of named Petitioner, JOHNNY II. tanng IS 17$ acres more or less; a p.in* * feet sOiJlhWeltwardIy, before the 25th day of November, WILLIAMS. has filed Sad October, a 1973. OcdnancewaspIac,.jiirst Woodrow W. TRACT SI. ThiS ' of the W a 1973. otherwise a Iudgment may be measurud at right angles from the reading on SUIT TO petition in the above styled Court saii November 1, 197]. and entered against you for 04 the NW i4 Of the NE Of center line of said SCL's Glad A. the release Sanford QUIET TITLE for the adoIon of the minor child the City Council Arthur H. BacIwith, Jr. 22, Township 21 South, Range 31 Consider same demanded In the Complaint. Alomi maifl track; said point being tar final passjqe wIll NOTICE OP ACTION named i. ti petition and you are PhIl!Ip S. Bd ana adcØion aft-. ClerK at te C1rct Court East; siblect to road right of way; WITNESS my hand and the seal 04 TO- CHULLJOTA COMPANY, a distant 72 feet southeasheardly, the publ;c Icing, wkh By: Linda N. Harris commano, to serve a copy Clara Brown will be said Court on this 29th day of containing I1..S32acrn,m,reor less; dissolved FlorIda corporation 90 SI. your, measurea along the last mentioned Mid In the City Hill Of Aitamoete tober, written defenses, If any, on of Deputy Clerk Joseph TRACT 2: The N l'g of the NE t center line from Mile James Bryant Post George Street, St. Augustine, M. Murasko, Petitioner's attorney, A7U; 5pring, on Tuesday, the Ills day of (Seal) irn. PublIsh: Nov. 1, 5. iS, 22. 1913 of ,l, , the NE ', 04 SectiOn 0EV-S thence southeastwardly parallel to December, '973, at Florida; WILLIAM R. KENAN JR.. whose address I-s P.O. Box 716 Fern Annie R. 1:30 p.m., or as 37, Tshlp 21 South, Rang. 31 ________________________ t,se Ist mentioned center line 1,435 soon thereofter as pOssible. At tPii H, Bockwlt's, Jr. Room II?], 170 Broadway, New Part Florida 37730. Ofl Or We to road right of wey; feet more or Ins to the point of meeting Clerk of Circuit Court York, New York; L. C. HAINES, December 1h, wn, S file the interested portlit may cr"ntalnln 1-1SOacresmoreey' let's. By: Joy Webh beginning; containing 133 acres Flourine Banks Room i52 122 Droadway. New Ill THC EI3HTEENTiI JUDICIAL original wIth t'se(.lerkof this Court appear ufldb*h*lrd ?15 respect to RACT 105; TheW½of ttse NW CIRCUIT, pty Clerk more or less. IN AND &tl'efbtfores*rvlcicnPetliioner's FOR Now York; C. 0. BOICE. Juanita E. WtIIIams the proposed ordinarce. This 5: '.of the SE ', of the lIE BeingmoregflefalIyde.scrj5 George 0. Daneti (ia-u the SEMINOLa COUNTY, STATE OF Room 1123, 120 Broedway, Niw attorney or imm.diate,y thereafter; Mary oemaker N 7S feet therenfi, Sec1n n. Ixated: The Auto Tran property to time until FLORIDA 47 East Central Boulevard heiw a default may oe entered York. New York; SCOTT M. final action is taken by east of SCL RN main line, Margiret M. Davis and Baby T-nthp 21 South, Rinse 3) Easi, CASE NO. fl.1573.A Iando, Florida 33501 against you tOt' the relief demanded LEFTIN. Room 171, Graham st of th City Council all in Seminole County, Florida. DIVISION A Persimmon Avenue, south of Third Boy ifl the petition. Building, Jacksonville, Florida; J. A copy of the propo ordinance Attorney for Plaintiff Containing 4. acres more or less; In re e Street, and north of Jewelt Lane, Publish: Nov. I, 5, 15, 22, 1973 riage it WITNESS my hand and th. seal of 0. CLARKE, Room 1173, 120 is pasted at the City Hall, Aitamonte _____________________________ Dianne C. Blantcn and baby TRACT Ii 4: The SW '4 of f he SE DAVID L. HUNTER, Husband All patties In interett and Broadway, New York. New York; tP%i Courl at Sanford, Seminole shall citizen's Spring's, Floridi, and copies are on '.,, of thi NE '4 of Section 22. girl County, Florida, this 30th day have an opportunity to be file with the Clerk 04 the City and EAST ORANGE LAND COMPANY, of NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING TownshIp 2) Soutn, heard at said hearing, Jack J. Blackwell, Altamonte Range 31 East. DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER. October, 1973. a dissolved Floridi corporation 49 same may be Inspected by the TOCONSIDIR ANNEXATION tainIng IO.acresmor,or less; Wife: fly order of the Planning and public, North Orange Avenue. Orlando, (Seal) Sprin Notice 5 hereby given that a Florida and Zoning CommIssion 04 the City of NOTICE TODEFEND Arthur H. Bckwlth, Jr. DATED this 2nd day of NovemPublic Hearing will be held at the South's. of West t. Dova L Math, Apopka Sanford. Florida, this 5th diy Of ber, AD. 1973. NE '.4of NW THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Clerk of the CircuIt Court Commission Room in th City HaIl AND TO: ',and West '4of East ½ of Sect November, 1773. Ru A. Parker, DeBary DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER By; Linda 5: PhyllIs 3. Jordahl M. Harris 3. BOONE andMARV L, GORE, In the City of Sanford, Florida, 72; also the North ½ Of NW ¼, SE Arthur H. Harris '(Residence) Unknown Cily Cierk 7:00 o'clock P.M. on November D'PY Clerk his wife, 3. E.SNYOER a k a James Virginia K. Cabe, Deltona of NW ¼. and West ' of NE ¼ Of Chairman (Last known milling of the City of 1973, to Conser the annexaf Ion 04 k.a Edia Snyder and E. L. SNYDER a. I. Marguerite M. Baber Secflon74; All in TownshIp 21 South, City of Sanford r)Unknown Puoti5's: Nov. 1,5. 15.72,1913 Altamnorde 5ping's, Snyder, his wife; LAURA property discribed as follOw's; Range 31 East (containing Planning and Zoning Deltona YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED M STE EVER and—her husband; DEV7 Florida acres more or less); Subict to that Con,mission DAVID L HUNTER has filed a PubIth- Nov 5, 1773 Nellie W, ;rnkar, UtBary 'fi!,n easements lot pubic roads. AMELIA F. COLLINS and L B EXHIBIT A t'utith NOv •, iCY) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Petitn in the Circuit Court Of ocv so A. Beginning at a point of the COLLINS, her husband, CHARLES uIiItet, ano liutit &mis, Deltona DEV dnarnage. Also ad- Seminole County, Florida. for ___________________________ TOCONSIDER ANNEXATION STEEVER and 'e'$ent western City Limits line 04 STEEVER. ditional acreage, the East ½ Of the Dissolution of Marriage arid a Robert B. For-wood, Deltona P4-.itice is hereby given that a the City of Sanfont, which line is his wife: CHARLES T. STEEVER CITY OF ALTAMONTE NW of 1ls NE !. and NE 'J4 Of the request for a determination of Publit Hearing will be held at the CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Parallel with ano 775 f$ west. JR. and — STEEVER. his wife Arnold F. Judge, DcILoiii NE ¼, liii the SOUth cwn.rthipcfthefollowir,gd,scribed CommisslonRoomintheCityHallin SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINOTO wardly, measured at right angles Last known addresses urAnown send, Section 73. TownShip 2) propertIes, to-wit: Sarah Chudnof, Deltona the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 PUBLIC HEARING TO ONSlD!R CONSIDER ADOPTION or from the center line of Persimmon AND TO: South. Range 31 East (containing Joseph T. McDonald1 Osteeti 41176 acres Lot 1, Block "N", NORTH a'clocI-', P.M. on Novembie 24, 1973, ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Avenue; said point being distant All persons or- parties having or mon-c or less); ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION to consIder the annexation of OINANCE fiat $O*JtISw,%twardly, measured at claiming any right litle or interest TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Idab Schauer, Nap3leon, tothe corporate limits tIthe City SEVEN as per phI thereof recorded property described as follows: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN right angles from the custer line Of to the real property hereafter OviedO, Florida, and t1h.ipan m Flat Book 13, page 3, Pubuic NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN by the City of Altamonte Spring's, SCL's Sanford Atom. Tract; described. (b) To consider StIc the question the City at Altamonte Springs, Pecords of Seminole Css,nty. SCHEDULE A Florida, that the Council will hold a running thence SOuthivardly of ae.slgriattnsg Cnd asSigning the YOU AE HEREbY NOTIFIED Florida, LESS the followIng: Begin Comencing SIt 1-4, 501 ft E of Sw Florida, that the Council will holdi public hearing to consider enact- along said CIty l,lmit line lIsa? a's action tO quet title to the zoning classifIcation 04 PUD NW of said Lot a, said car Geyeqnrnent LOt 3, s 10-70-30, public hearing to cOnsider enact. men? of Ordinance Plo. 37273, en 5O feat more or less; thence IoIloY'lng described real property Planned Unit Deelopmrst to saId men? of Ordinance No 261 73, point westwardly at right angles from the situate in Seminole County, Florida; iN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND . tltltd: property, as Such claalficatlon ii line blng on the Southerly R.W Run N 4)7.12 ft, E 417.42 ft. s 417.12 of Morton Lane, said NW being n. W4I742 ft to P05. Said pcoperfy titIed FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY preceding course 400 feet more or PARCEL "A" Lots 1, S and 6. proposed to be adoed by the CIty AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY a curve concaved to the Nor- isprnintlyzonedA-1 (Agricultural) OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, less tO a point 22 feet eeltwardly, Block "0". LoIs 4. FLORIDA. Councl Of S and 6. Block the City of Oviedo, lnweslerty,havjflgan1duusof430 District. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. m$at5$'ed at right angles radially "F", CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1429.E Fioridu. REVISED MAP OF and an intersection angle 04 10 FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. AND In ri: the MarrIage 04 DINANCENO.22S73OFTHECITY the center line of Sd's CHULUOTA, according to the Plat The present zoning classification ga-'s 7)' 17", fhe NE'Iy along DINANCE NO.225 73 OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE Beg mt NW Lake Mary Road and Jacksonville OEfJJAMI1-i FRANKLIN TAYLOR, of said property Is Al isgricutturil Said SPRINGS, Tampa maIn track; thereof, as recorded In PIa Book 2, RW line and the arc of said SPRINGS, WiineLol2i, Pun E121.7Sflon NW, OF ALTAMON TE FLOP IDA, SAID OR Dl NANCE thence northwardly and nor PETITIONER, AND DOROTHY District, as that cIlssifIca1 page 31. Pui Recd of Seminole 5 curve 7775 feet. thence south I? NhbdevreesW2Ottt,SI4deYees FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE JEAN TAYLOR, RESPONDENT, detcribed in the zoning ordinances BEING A COMPREHENSIVE thwestwardly i,rallel and or County, Florida, 7 3' East 7.D feat to a BEING A COMPREHENSIVE ZONINGPLANWITHINTHECITY concentric with the last mentioned ' Si" W 31.17 U, N II degrees NOTICE OF ACTION and regulats Of Seminole County, point PARCEL"B' NE '4 of SE '4 Ins WBeg. ZONING PLAN WITHINSPR THEtUGS, CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, center line 1,430 feet more or lets , on te South line of said Lot 4, 105.431?, W toW line Lot 23,5 to TO. DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR OF ALTAMONTE the North 145 t. of F '- 04 SE ' 04 Fida. thtnceSouth$Cdegres,W37"west FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT a POint $ fed sOu!flwestwardly, NE ' 4 ol SE LakeMinnie Estates. The northerly REIDFNCE UNKNOWN The Public Hearing wilt be held . Section i9, Towhip FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT In 121 ID f a10 laid South line of portion of Said property IS DESIGNATIIIG AND ASSIGPIING measur.d al right anues from the 7) SOuth, Range 32 East, 'neCity Hall, Ovieob, FlOr:da, prfitly DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING on the tos 4 to Southwest THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION center line of said SCL's Sanford. LaSt Known M*iIiog Iflh day of November. 1913. PARCEL"C"NW¼ of S ',Ins at 100 North 7 degrees OS' ir corner, thence Residential) zoned N.) (Multiple Family THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF CO COMMERCIAL GENERAL Atom. main track; said point being W a 04 SE t Wef 723. Address is Dstrict, The southerly pm sr as s thCreaHer as Of NW '4 of SE 'o. OF I L INDUSTRIAL DISTR ICT TO along the W'ly line of said Lot I DISTRICT 10 ct CERTAIN distant 72 fj 5Outlseaitwardi-y portion of said prc-prrt- is presently CERTAIN PROPERTY ; ReMt- --4' t (trOfl 29, Township r:c l;m 71 South, P o P c T LEGALLY zoned SI. Petersburg, Florida L E o A L I V measured along the last mntioned Range 32 East. parties and cifitens or -fOted to the Point of Beginning R.)A (Single FamIly DESCRIBED IN THIS ORI.d ResidentIal) DiStrict. DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. center line from Mile Post A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tMPecsedannexatandannIng PARCEL "O"E '-zot SW '4 of SE DI N A N C F: PR 0 V I 0 I NO DI N A N C F; P N 0 V I 0 I NO thence sOutheasardly parallel744; Village of North Orlando. North that an ac' for Solutson f wilt be heard, said hearing may be AND Ia '-. Section 27 Township 7) South, Orlando Ranches, SectIon 7. Bk SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS thelastmentionedcenter apehas been fiiodagaint vOU Continued frdm time to time B NE car Lot . line I,4 Range 31 East. Run S 11 AND EFFECTIVE DATE, iI N, Lol 3. recorded In the Public feet more or less to 1i4 pOint 04 by BENJAMI'C FRANKLIN final action is taken by Use city deor,es F 973.14 It, S73 degrees AND EFFECTIVE DATE. ' PARCEL "E" NW i i 04 SE 'k 04 SaldOrdinancewasplacadon,,,s, Lard Re-cords of Seh-lnol County. SaidOrdinancewasplacadOnf,rs, bagmnning ContainIng 3.3 acres SW TAYLOR, and you are ri,ed to CouiI, W2IUI It, S II degrees SV Si" , Section $, TownshIp 71 W reading on November 1, required YuU are 1973, reading on November I. 1773, and Of to serve a copy ani a written copy of r ,Yi ft. S 1) drees F 417.42 ft to Said Property Is South, Range 32 East Thu notice shall be posted $ tNt City Council wilt considCr r,upr r wrtte'. dfrnsr, 1 any. on ;t the City Council will (OnSider Presanfly ZCd tr .', "'H n-fr fl 'tC Ct f t lamC PUB. tilt -rre W 70t 71 ft. ft PARCEL "F' 5f 4 f M I (lnous?niai) ic finI pase ar afl after of f .LFOLK, LU.. LCJMUUO Paslage 6 adoption after DiStrit A!rry tr ttnr, wr,da. and in three (31 other 019(CCS SY 51" E 7I 7$ tt• . SectIon . S fl the public hearing. To*nmip 2) South, the public h9aring, whIch B. ich will Attorney tot Petlilone:. whose Lots S and I, whoSe addrtss iS 4)7 Sanford PICeSwithmnthfCify.ndptjIj will be 701.71 It, SWly to P06. BloCk 10, A. B. Range 32 East deore., F held in the City Hall of Altamonte held In the City HaIl of Altamonte RusSetls Addition to Fort Peed Atlinti Bnl. fl'd' address *5 Putt Of liC* Box 541. Safo'. n The Sanford Herald, a newsPa lake Minnie Estatec 4,id prooecty his been filed lgainst you and you Ai?a--,.e on Tuesday, the 4th day 04 't, Fior;da 22101, Springs. c-n Tuesday, th' 4th day 04 '.ia 3217' . -j t;e -:i fJ.fil 01 *naI Circulation the City ot presently arerequ,redto Wry a Copy of your zed H IA (Single Detember 1913. at 1:30 p.m.. or as cmbe, 1973, at 4:30 pm. or as andlilethe or'gnal witlsth, Clerk of That poflionof wfh ie Cterk of Clrn-jt. Court, Ovied Family RsslOontlaI) District, and S*minole County. the the Seaboard Coast written defenses, if any, to soon thereatter S as pQib$e. At the thereatter as possible. At the Lint RIhlid ledo Branch *bovi Styled Court on or before AND rig PATRICK W. DOYLE, PIaintmff' meeting' Interested Parties may meetIng interested parties may onorbelore the 7th dyo.' December "ot' ' Wiy abut7ing the easterly $ne of attorney, whose Jadress default and is ultimati iudgment will A 0 1973, otherwiSe a (udmeflt will date of the PvbliC Hearing; the date Pg 72 the proposed ordinance, This AddItIon the proposed ordinance. ThIs alnst you for the t'et ered against you lot the t'hf 04 the first put ilcation to the dats to Fort Reed, accOrding to at Ltw, $00 West Morse Boulevari. hearing may be continued hearing may beconfinued from time ofa? demanded In the PetitIo time ciemonded In the tha- 5, ptllcaeion, bolh date's h' That portion Lot 23. Lake to time until final action isfrom ?hOf recorded In Plat Book 1, p 0 Bnx $379, Winter Park, taken Florida to time until final action Is taken by Page 97, Public Record) of SCminole 32757, by WITNESS my hand and official ctvsi,e. shalt not be WtTUESS m-y band md f Minnie Estatabtjttinsg the Ely han Qo the City Council the City Council C-f L-fr Nuvrmbr 30th, County, FlorIda. Said property 01 said Cont en tht 5Th ;i 'it (fl th' 'he ?- ca -i c-f 'Y C''s 01 1017. Clark's Acre, Said prperty i A copy Of the pcoposed ordinance A copy at the propost ordinanc, presently zoned A1 (AgrIcultural) tCF, ano I do th original With the Ngv$mr, A 0. 1973. noisce shell be posted ItS tht area to A 0 lfl3 is presently en R.1A (Single is Clerk of thu Court ether befote 5 posted at the Cmry Hall, Altarnont, pastedat the City Halt, AttamOflIe District. (Seal) b (Ons,1ened for antSex,at Ion and Family Residential) District. service On PIaintiIf' attorney or Springs, Florid., and copies are on Springs, Florida, and copies are on Arthur H. Beckwlm, .Jr.. All patties zoning at Iifun 115) days Arthur n. Beckwitn r, All partiet in lntest and CiIizafls in Interest ano citIzens immediately thereafter; Otherwise tile with the Clerk Of the City and file wIth the Clerk 04 Clerk of CircuIt Court the city and shall have an Opportunity to be a dii prior t the date ef he Clerk of Cuit Co portnity that) hjy an avlt dgnint will entered to be same may be lnWCted by th same may be ln%pel,d by the heard at laid hearing. e Sem*nie County, Florida , heard at said Nearing. against Oubic tot th frcf drinandecl WeU, hy Order 01 th t'ty ca-, oroer 01 the City Consmsson 'n the Comint DATED thu 2nd day 01 NovemDATED thIs 2nd day of Novem 01 the City cf Sanford, Commission Cik De01v Jetr.ber, AD. )t7. 1)oi4w Clrii. . FlOfIdi, t 04 the City Of Sanf*r, Florida, Ibis ben, AD. 1913. WiTNF.s bt?, A.0, $9/3. )C1 04 September, 1913 önd seal thiS EOMUUU . WuUt,FOt.K. 5' Nncy K CARROLL BURKE 22nd y Of (XtCOlr. i";. *h day On, 5: Phyllis 3, Jordahi E$QUIftt 5: Phyllis). I-i. N. i.mm. Jordah; City Jr. clerk tr Pf;tqt,e-' .'sttonsey H. H. Tammn, Jr. (COURT SEAL) City Clerk City Clerk City Clerk Poi* Office Sax 54 ai antor Atlantic of me City City Clerk 04 the of lIst City of CURTIS N, BARNES oft's City ç AnAfvsj,N, Szwanos, Of ttsi City of Fl 32/0) '.-A C-.;:., r,,, .i t 4.,. 4__ .-., _ ,,_• WE — 4 A'lamonta Sot It's, Clerk of the Circuit Court 3IIo'd, Attorney lOt Pttitlonit PubliSh: Oct. 1), 15. 25, Nov. rtOrd, flørid. 377/1 $ p,Iit)s: Oct. 25, NOv. 1, 5 15. 37. Florid. By: Ltnoa M P1arrt florid. l-'ubtkit.ion H'. 5 iS. 72. 79. 73 PUblish: Oct. Il. ' 25. Nov. 1, I, ttll rb-1n 7; rn3 Dtputy Cien PubliSh: Ncv. 1, 1773 PubliSh: Nov. 5, 1973 $973 üv 'I -OEJ t; ocu isi 0EV P4Cv 1. p h 0Ev si U 70 1';') vv v I I i ---.--.-- - -.-- - F. ByiRichards - - i Herald Sports Editor { It's third down and six on the Packers 43 yard line and ho4ium 49 yard field goal in the first quarter, Both teams call? Of course, run a wide sweep for as many )ards as possible (since the new rules say the ball must go back to the ____ You guessed it. This Is a "make believe" situation that's becoming more real every day if the present rules continue io develop the kind of game I've been bored to sleep with on :0 many Sunday and Mondays so far this seas-on. The kicking game is a pain, The Kick ir.g Game You've heard howard and Dandy talking away on onday Night Football about tw- major changes being talia''! about alouni (he ci)tiflttv that haven t a'. yet evoked iiiuch colurnent out of the NFL ossners, but I expect It to become a major issue soon enough. 11w' abolitIon of the zone defense and returning an attempted field goal to the line of scrimmage are currently the hottest I'ems In pro gridiron gab sessions today, and For good reason. Man.' far,s are getting more and more led up with all these three-point scores, They want to icc' tuchdown5 and wIth all the stories about the zone defense, they've begun to believe the zone, like in basketball, houk be Illegal. That's wrong. However, on this point—the fLel I g'al should returned to the lirs, ni serIn'-im'r n 't -.1t Ti-n i, -- - Ht'..il L Lt't:'...! Defense Is Major If the other team can't score, hali of the game's won, That's why the major influence In pro ball has been on defense. You've got to have the guns to stop all the offensive saying the zone Is the cause Is like trying to cut off an ar-in to heal a linger, It's the wrung kind ot medicine. The zone does get beat, but by stealth and daring, not t.e usual talent. But Lrcond4n(J.6I1ort, third-and-long type of predictability that .revails in NFl. today. Pro ball should gel off its duff. It's not long sport, but - tertainment and is .roduced and directed closely to joide the same. But, in the rush towards the Monday Night Gold, will we be subject to Tuesday Night and Wednesday Night. Great Pumpkin spare us, Just think how many fie1d goals can be kicked if football were every night of the week, Just think how many dvorces would result, . Penalize The Kicker The common apliroacti to this situation (the five field g'a!, l-O game) Is "something should be done." The field goal specialist doesn't think so. His situation Is getting better all the time. And p:obably, the coaches and the owners don't think so. People pay to see a winning team, so If the zone defense cuts off the bomb and the stagnating offensive attacks of so many teams are Inept insIde thc 20 yard lines (If they ever get there in the first place on other than fumbles, interceptions, kick returns or penalties), the only way they could score would be the field goal. But just to make It a gamble, put the ball back where It was kicked if It misses the mark. 'i'hat wouldn't necessarily stop the field goal, but It might make the coaches and the other tacticians of pro football realize they've become too complacent about how they put points on the board and force them into considering new offensive styles. When Knute Rockney started running downfield for Gus Dorlaic' passes for Noire Dame (35-13 Irish win) football changed eventually to stop the pass. When all the option offenses were causing defensive coaches bumper crops of ulcers, football eventually found a way to balance defense with its more publicized brother, offense. With the zone, defense has stolen the initiative from offense and it's about time someone found a way to bring about a balanced situation again. - I - - _____ _- - - - -_. • 'r - - c- - -. f, ' - - - .- •. - I . 1 -.-._ -r- .:L_ -'- -- '!-''.. i-'urst (if sill, (lie (:uIlipareor1 of zone -1 rises in basketball and football, while similar In severa' spects, Is a poor way to start an argument. It's not Ui,' t the zone defense smothers pro offense, it's just that pro 'i!fensive tactics are too C(,flservative, It falls to innovate, For Instance, how long did it take the 'I'format ion to work its way into pro ball? And even if Dallas used an I set-up In the first few years of its existence, did they ever run the offense the way it was designed t first? NO. Now, I'm not advocating the use of the Wishbone as the new pro salvation In the face of the sinister zone. But, take (lie 'Veer 1' or any of several other option type offenses that puts pressure at several points ( including the quarterback roll-out option) that forces the zone to move up and help out the linebackers and defensive ends. Then, throw the bomb, Of cowse, it won't always defeat the zone. Nothing ever will. Not since the NFL begcn using top prospects for defensive teams instead of less-talented as in years past. - Legat Notice -- .• rj — = ______ ' ' 1. ' . ' ' '* : "'' - -. - '' I " . -' - _____,ti,t I -- _____ - : F __________ , - J', a.- -:- GRINRON GIRLS atiotber front that is WUMt'.N s LIBBERS being broken into by yoting females. Delor :111(1 Carol 1)arrm and Kathy Tosland of W,slikah, Washington high school are trying out 11)1' Ibe varsity football squad huvt •--'----. ;:'- "j-' - r =.. ' Thursday, Nov. 8,1973-9A Withdw three l'olk County S hools and (;ziinesvule as too expensive, lIe added Seminole 111gb, as well as the Volusla County Setninole High, Dziyttmna schools were considering Seabreeze and Del.and prin- forming a two. county lOOP. cipals atmounced today their Del *nd Daytona Mainland the sprawling Big Eight Con. problems. The conference, which WaS loop, and should they pull county Is adding a new school soon, arid im a possible entry 'Also, there's a difcrenuc Ill thvlr i!ecisions. Crlii1)Ule Reynolds also cited next if sorrietIling like that were our programs with some the oop bazebafl crown whIle year's football schedule, having formed. 'onfercnce schools. Some Seabreeze won the cross the Tribe with seven away DeI.and principal Alan Ilailes schools in the conference don't country title, and finished third games and only three home said the lack of attendance and itiake their coaches teach over-all. contests as another factor In the three Polk County teams In claszes and some athletes have the putting too lkeland, lkeland Kathleen decision to quit the conference. muchconference of a drain were on the athletic two physical education class and Winter Haven comprise the The school's withdrawal will department's funds, causing one for their own sport," Aichua Gainesville, comprise athletic year prior to graduaC'iddy expressed a keen 13ii; Eight President Jim interest in the proposed Niblack, Gainesville High Four-A class schools in Polk, Volusjzi, Seminole and Alachua l.yman, the proposed con- schools, but said it was still In ference would have eight confirmed the withdrawal of counties, "the talk stage right now." Sanford, Del.and and Daytona Don Reynolds, principal of schools Reynolds said. Bill Cuddy, principal at I(eynods indicated his school Seabreeze, but said nothing the Sanford school said the Seabreeze, said financial and has made infoal agreemenla cml Ilcial had been received about move was considered because ptmilosophical reasons prompted With the Volusla County schools f)aytona Mainland, the school faced a $10,000 drop the his loop, school's withdrawal from to compete in athletics, but in athletic revenues this year. "I hate make to see it, but those doesn't see a conference as a schools up their "For the past five or six years own re;ttjt' for at least a year or so. "Tr:ivt'I and rst (actors were tcii averaging piogr;iius" 1w said, adding, per year, and we'll be lucky to tzio high. Football pays the bills NeIther SCHItOOk nor "The only thing we can do Is get 2ij,000 this year," he said, here, and it isn't doing that Se.abreeze principal cited the take it up at the next board of citing travel distance to the now," he said, competition as being a factor in directors meting." ________________ ------=-= New Look Ltikr — — proposed two-county loop, Mainland athletic director butsaidtheldeanllghtjellin "a Paul Andrews said his school year or two." Lyman principal Canton Henley said the schools' with. "We will wait until the end of dra'cal wa "the right Inove," year until we consider but at this time he plans to stay something like this," he said. in the Metro Conference, cornAndrews said the school prised of Orlando schools, Lyathletic program experience no man and Winter Park. this ftn., change financially in the Big "1luever, if .tt u:uie tillie III to Eight, but said the school the future we do leave the "would consider going Into a ?tro, we would be very inSeminole.Volusia. conference terested in this," he added. - Hav • Keep The Zone - ', ily J RICHARDS and DAN (;ILMARTIN Herald Stall Writerl _____ - - The SanfordHerald Spotlight H - - ,eciireeze Sports , . I I j1 By His Daughter, -- a , Win Problems By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS whose team was In the NBA IiMeet l.he Los Angeles lakers' nal playof Is last seat.on. "We're "New Faces of 1973." iii a learning process. I don't "We're having trouble be- think there has been a chaincause we're rccon5tflctjng our pion.ship team in this league team," said Los Angeles Coach that hasn't played together for Bill Sharman after his club suf- several years." lered a 109-92 National Basket- In the other NBA games ball Association loss to the Mu- Wednesday'night, it was Philaw,ukee Bucks Wednesday delphia 122, Phoenix 115; Capinight. tal 111, Houston 97 and Seattle Among the new faces this 130, Buffalo 113. year are centr El.more Smith Kareem Aldul-Jabbar scored and forward Connie Hawkins. 14 of his 2 points in the first 'This new guard has replaced quarter to help the Bucks beat the old guard that included Wilt the I.akrs for their 10th Chamberlain, Jim McMillian straight victory. and Keith Erickson. '6ers 122, Suns 115 "You can't replace people Fred Carter, Tom Van M like Wilt, McMillian and Enick- (lale and Steve Mix provided the son and be a winner again offensive spark as Philadelphia overnight," said Shaman, turned back Phoenix 122-115. - flow )ISCOU1 PRIC onthe _________ ___ Chisox' Dick Allen F Glad To Be Back V'Seven-,ib uesd for excellent traction Concave molded to put tiead flat on road for long mileage V' Strong, smooth-riding 4-ply Firestone construc-uon By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA Eastern Conference AtIa,sttc Division . 1. PcI. 0.6. Boston °° New York 7 543 1 I'01falo 6 $ .461 i'hilacteIphua 3 $ -773 1' z Central Division .'ianta • $ .6)3 --- 'p'taI 6 S ,$4S 7 I' u%tofl 4 10 .216 4 Irveland 3 10 731 S Western Conference Midwest Division Milwauk 12 1 -933 -Chic,igo $0 2 *33 it DetrOit U K C Omaha 4 6 333 7'; Pacific Division Portland 6 1 600 Golden State 6 1 600 - Los Angeles S 6 .571 Seattle $ 10 3)3 3' Phoenix 2 I '4 Wednesday's Games i'ril,,dcihi,s 127. Pnoeni, 115 Capital ill. Houston V - SCiltIl' 130, Butt alo 1)3 Thursday's Games Boston at New York Detroit t Atlanta Chicago at Golden State Friday's Games Phoenix at Boston Nw York at Phila-klpbia Houston it Cleseland Capital vs K C Omaha at Omaha Butfalo at Portland Los Angeles at Seattle ABA East Division W. L. Pu. GB, 11 I 917 -Carolina 10 5 .46! 7, Mmptsis t $ .Jl 6'4 Itew York $ Virginia " ' West Division Indiana 7 5 -I Utah 6 .500 I Denver 6 300 1 Antonio I 9 4fl Votes For Sugar Bowl 1UAlL, Ala, lAP)— Set ond-ranked Alabama, to play the University of Miami Nov. 17, has more pressing matters right now. Alabama's team has voted to play in the Sugar Bowl football classic, if the bowl extends an invitation, Coach Paul Bryant said today lie said the team's seniors voted unanirnly to go to the Sugar Bowl, and that they wanted the ('hilflce to play Notre Dame. "The vote WS UflIfliIIlOtlS that our seniors wanted to p1ay the Sugar Bowl and that they ssafitetl the opportunity to play I5i1 ___ PSasel base p E78-14 F78-14 078.14 H78-14 J7814 F78.15 G78•15 H7815 J78-15 $3700 39 00 4300 47.00 178-15 - So. -- '---• .-• -' '-' . 827.90 $4200 2900 44.50 3-0.25 49.00 -1ptse fj, 13100 32.25 33.60 32,55 53 50 36.20 29.80 31.00 33.35 5975 4550 50.00 54.75 37.90 33.10 34.45 37.00 '2 2 37 2 53 275 289 2.42 260 2.80 61.00 6300 38.40 40.10 3.01 3.13 - - -. -' -, -• . r--, 4r.4 a . S7 r'a irE C as ibown at fu*stooe Slots,. Comp-sttiv,ly priced at FI?SttUS D,oI.rs and at oil sarvic. *it.n dispioy.ng tk ?,restws. sign FULL 4-PLY CHAMPiON So. AS LOW AS ii _P, UI. 65013 $14.70 560.15 7-35-14 7.75-14 19.50 19.16 20.20 $1.73 1.74 1.96 2.09 7.75-15 21.00 2.11 6.00-13 8 25-14 22.50 2.24 Blackwall 815-15 23.25 2.27 24.65 Pius $1.61 EEl 8 55-14 2.43 845-15 25.40 2.42 and old tire whitEwall add $3. Whitawall Afl prices plus taxes and old lire. add $4 PICKUPS, VS, CAMPERS! RaIIye Twin ORT 500 - TRUCK TIRESff77T! unanimous," he said. ,%labatn'i 8-0 for the season, has gone to 14 straigtl post-season bowl games. The Title is Idle this week, meets MIami Nov. 17, seventh-ranked Loulslana State i.,'-i Tha'it;cgivIn. night 1111(1 cTOS5-St;l(C rival Auburn Dec. 1. llama is seeking its third straight Southeatein ('uikrt'fl(t football title. bose pta' - - .... PSaseil i—t pta 40,00 43,75 4800 And I stress that the V(itt' WdS "It would be a great honor to play such an uufstanding aciitIeHIIC istjtutiøn 11-F tilt! Unl5'er sity of Notre Dame, with its rich football tradition." II..a.i - Charge 'em NOW 'Bama Team STANDINGS 1'] 1 g:J:j Low, *ide 78 sent's profile SARASOTA, Fia. lAP) - Allen, 31, .aid he still was cxChicago White Sex star first periencing some stillness from baseman Dick Allen, who was the broken leg suffered during a sidelined In June with a broken first-base collision with Mike leg, say's he's glad to be back in Epstein of the California Angels' uniform because watching last June 23 in Anaheim, lait baseball was a big bore. was confident about the 1974 "I'm no spectator," said the season. nwrican league's 1972 Most "My leg is doing fine," he r.i1nab1e Player Wednesday said at a news conference at after finishing his First workout Allyn Field where the White Sox since the nnid-season accident, train. "I was concerned about 1l don't even like to watch two things," he said. "One was baseball. sliding on my leg. Also, I have "T only thing I like about never known what it's ltke to the game is playing," added the play with caution," $225,000-a-year slugger. "I But after a few swings and didn't even watch the World fielding some slow grounders, Series." the fears subsided, Allen sakL PRO CAGE j g i silows. , - I Heavy-duty fully molded nibber mats with reinforced heel pad. Choice of black, blue, red, gold or green. Limit One p-air per customer Additional $2.98p,r PER PAIR paw I I 4I°! (UI... and O'ch4nC tre 8.00.16.5 Black tubeless 5.p)y ratd FIRESTONE STORE 1ST, & FRENCH SANFORD PH' PH. 322-0244 �- -- ________ - ------------ _______ ________ - -- . -- - .- - - -- -. .- - --- __________________ - —'— -- -. - L-- - - - rLJJ& - - i: -: -- -. - - - 1 --- I _ 1OA—Thc anfnrd Herald I Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973 - - - ___ ___ . __ - _ — ____ _____ - - - ________ ____________ I - -- _________________ - - ______ - - - s the visitor -: has airead) contributed $5,000 toward the flCW spoits facilit) , $3,000 has been put toward the sprinkler system and another $2,000 has been used tosod the field. -- ' Mortgage lie indicated the boosters lia,e talked with t? ) \ ( I \ inn I I tournaments he has entered (Herald Photo by Bill \ U hit. situation in tie shop fore hitting the links. The Missouri native moved to Sanford last April and has represented the 11ayfair on money "was put under the control of the principal of the school" Storey stated that the group plans to get the needed funds D D AT 71 CD AT W sn v iii Ufl14 i &n MI ii uiu in ricO SHOP . seat about "2,500 on the home side and 1,000 side." ''- tv o area is now complete and hunters will have no p oper, a aori e enra on a hunting spot both in season and out, is now remaining eer ave a rca y een found In addition to violating trespassing laws, the all hunting, illegal," the deputy remarked. Florida, sass he lopes people %ho have hunted miss'on agents as elL as seminole County property is now posted anti off-limits. Poachers have really played havoc with illegal hunting. The 3,100 acres comprising the old th around MidFlonida Country Club and adjoins the hluskey property, Seetwater Oaks, and The intend to nrosecute violators to the full 't"' '' ,, uie 434 the school service clubs sold the cd at a dollar a square meets Vic Perez in oni' of the preliminaries" actiuts with the upcoming passing attack of Itick Plank thrLc weeks ago b Lakelarid Seabreezs' are "only at the planning stage." "We expect to need about $50,000 for the stadium and we with $600 worth." The Booster Club at Lake Brantley, which has over 200 screened, Who have they fought' How hard will Each man is picked for a certaln reason to i hi. buo,kr spoki sin in od hi hd LilLd s itli the American' Bleacher Corp of Baton Rouge the Reeves Steel the proposed stadium 'onda), at p m The meeting w111 be held in the Commons area at Lake Brantley high School thought is DON I IWSH HIM - • ihe nev sanctuary has been formally -. - ¶'1 • - -- - - - - - -.. - - Al - - : 17 - .-.. - ' -' r-.-----I I - - -. - .- - _______ - - '. . - - - - - - - -. * - ____ - - -- - ::: , - Ayala Undefeated -- - -. / - - ¼ -. - - '- ::- -s' :-: -- Wu" -. : - : ::[ - __ -. ____r I ____ -- -- - -. . . -. - .. - -' - - - - ..'-. - -- --.-.- $1,.-a,r• Ar,T*al - -T -.- . . ' - -- _: ,_i - - 1'T - - - --.- - - .- problem. At ter scorIng 86 points workIng world U he wants to work out in the gm be has to do it after he has his super But lie also has to get to bed safet) versus Mainland see Vie Perezir.thering,it'sdoubtful hebreallyin shape. At groundgameaveraglngrightat & . 9 IM lU 3* ) us i - s-is .s p ,, BYDANGILMARTIN localprotnlightofhlsrecordof ofeer)thIng,butVlcisf1ghngthebiggstfightcflij,ljfe When I told Pete A.shlock of the reasons Perez Is taking this flght,AshIockresponded,"lknowhowharditIsforthy toget ready formatches,if he can make a good showing against Pinney, then you can auote me as saying I will be Interested in talking to him about his future" CSetW0'erYp0puiarflghtcrsmeetonNov.14th, tjuii,, f$E,ac)l,A,i,c,j$) stiffer each xar with the $-sPa*sta - resulted In a first place for him and the Temple T(rrace Open - East Central Florida PGA talents have rubbed off on j5 PetitorL Chapter Championship The t I I 13 b I m , .. - ..' - 'L- .- ; 73 to take the event y NEW YORK - Frank Na- %arro announced his resigna- Lak land ill ha O) 4 II uiOWS p Choose Any 3 ______ r S r ________ ' NEWARK, NJ (AP) - Ne Jersey has become the first state in the nation to order Little League baseball teams to permit girLs to play fhe institution of little League is as American as the I . - ; • • - Inc of Williamsport, Pa ,after position In hIs 350 powercd mount team hose charter had txtn and held ft until lap 150 when the motor In his thevelle blew. First alternate Bobby Johns de"eloped troubles In lap 3 and i.amzation . '.s' 0 tj L, '... '.. L ______________ •i 1U1I' - - ______ $4)"'flU I ii - - - ______ ------- II r 310 8b ') 610 - _- - - P C '1 T Ci I - 5°° en. AR 7 I 7 M ti • \1U0O en. tn 1 U ' I 1h- - . _____ , 'flit ruling, shich coers onl) the lead in lap 161 Reutunann drising the Amick Con -. (?Or ti(. - - •'100, UPIt " reversing the trends in this anzura . - 6tI ue must start soniewntre in pull back on to the track George Hoffman lost control of his Jan ar at play head football coach, effectJve at cellent golfr as'e i3fl tco trnaren _________ the state's Civil Itights Division declared Wednesda) "There is no reason wh) that part of II (I) -- - G.vlc T,i DI.1 i utthtonseetju 'ear Bob OneMlleNorthofHwy.4 Chamberlain outfit, 7.6 . rt, ufiu.iiuixu 1 oiiense ft &i. of (I)_t • c3OS, 831-0099 great fighter, but he is frustrated In his attempts to prove it World, Here Comes Vic. _Ait.,• 4) ____ 3. PwMv4ssrpw.yr(gc BobslgnedonastecJp0 1 'p r 1 A CASSELBERRY 7 l $ . ' ' T Daytona outing saw the Dreadnaughts add a leather to their cap r ey ______ ________ - ' He needs money to live on while he trai 5. lie needs tj connections that a Lou Viscusi or a Pete Ashlock could gi%e 131$ $44 3$) $ (4$) , Vie Perez wants. He wants to be a "John Pinney." He Pinney On Paper J -'s- - _________ r comcbywhenyourrccordisleasthan,500. r I*th,hsc1, *3.14 - _______ many scores - giving three TD s in their opener with a highly respected Sarasota This is wh Vie Perez challanged John Pinney Pinney Ma,,rl 111$ - SHOWINGHISFOI1M . . .MayfairProBobBratzlerdrivdownrange (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Bob's most recent visit to Ocala Silver Shores Tourney - - - •'_i__ Vie Perez is a draftsman in Sanford. He has a wife and • \1afair (.ountr) Uuti golf last time around - -- - gari. The point average is not ----- - - tes t *-Tai. -: L,lJI' ' I z $IVINTN, Dsi. .- - Thnney in the ring he will be in shape, because there is no •1 W,i. _______ Maa.*I,. I, -- -, - '--- - sue1) the ['readnaughts have lU $ A'" i - 0 inses on ra touc i owns Ifl eight outings. The Canes z's z I - -. - - . - ...- - - j: - - ,T - -• - -- .- , -..: :. --' - -:- -: - :-:: - - - :--: -, - - - _'- __- -, / .. insult to injur) their mistakes ' nesilic brags of an almost Inpenetrable defense - - , 1Zi"t)4)U?W P$rf.-cta UI) $11345 - - -: -. <' nod defensi 1ind a good offense should be on tap for the Polk (ounty Fans who make it to the Offensivel) the Gainesville t 1- _ * • øsi. -rç - - - - - 16 --J16 ç/ - - - - - --- ( : . -. ç:. 15 -%--- - -- .-- ----.--\---- - •4Of -: ..-: ' :k • - - -- - - 1.. :-,-_ - - ___ _____ _____ -'-. - - - - JF - - '- , :-;,-- \4 'jzj . -- --- . - --:-:-:-: :):-.: -. ------., - 4-:-..: •, , - -- - -.— - - tv)( ' coming wcckcri sees the 5-0.1 conference tse and 741 caller has hit on 67 of 147 tosses %lctories o er Dehand 24-14 and the World's most famous beach the Titusville Terriers ana siderable degree. overall. I ---- - :--- '' U itbe. defeated when he met a,'id stopped Perez in '71. As of today he Isstill undefeated and remains one of the hottest prospects '1 ,. The upset of the Big Eight should holdup the rep of the Big week should see the Sanford Eight while staying at home reguldr season ledger for all naughts in their season closing s.own thty can give even the tribe's losing skein to six 100 for Coach Claude Woodruff misfortune of catching the games at lair No 21 in Lakeland best dubs a headache by games, something that could be and the first Big Cight win ever Wildcats coming oil a big The Purple Hurncanes will Cainesvilic is the only con- playini Gainesville to 0-0 tic, changed the next Lime out this for the Seminole County school, weekend. The Cats were upset q- anxious to protect the birds and animals remaining," he said (.ounty hurler with six pickoffs. the worth 01 their football stock could not convince themselves drubbing at the hands of Leon This week the Red Devils, last Saturday night as they they could win and added a Bright and Merritt Island. The leader in the I' our A on!erencl ill ti i e to hope for a likclantl recently, tangle with Winter scored the go ahead touchdown holding a 4.0-0 conference nuirk win and then successful Haen The Hiemtes own a 4 in a 13-8 win - witness placing the final "posted" signs on some ' There were no trumpets sounded to herald the coming of Vii' Perez. On a Chris Dundee promotion, in Miami during - tJeputv Sheriff Jim Smith who is head of IUV. .. Ow own n a e an what should be the conference second unbeaten season. championship in Lakeland this Conference dark horse ) hI 11011 ORItFLL ____ _____- e oe en Brady, who American Boxing News, OF - - big tug • UU • •• _•••• ha5,wants writes 'Sunn tith and Tom F hremol Rin M - - ee Gei er Vincent) Seminole (i"oimtv Sheriff John Polk met with ' j -i-- • II Lanes elenu ilne No Trum nets for Vic Jill 141(11 - -. r ___ iis nc t5 first ro of teats to be elevated at least four feet off the ground and w 11 be built of a sturdy material ________ ______ a . ' ==; a sports laciIit " Spokespersons for the Seminole County School Board - LLJIIVA I' I _____ Ti __________ __________ - - D is ---—-- ruri 7 ltrantiey Boosters, that club planning to partially fund football stadium fur the Patriots, -- 1. . _i Football Field For Pats ______ _____ _____ 11 U Ii - - A • 1 I - - I ________ _ - I99" en." l ________ I __________ _____ ________ -- - - - -fr. -- - - - - - - . - - - - '- ' - - -: - - - - - : ________________ - - . - $ - - -- _ - . -. - -_ ,J , _______________ -- -. -•--• - ,,,• - t mp ishment. The East wontheirresp,ctiveagegroun a week later Ccr'ral Ft Id Ch _________ - - -,_ - I --- • - -' - - - -. - - - ___________________ - -. - - .•. • . - . - ____________________ ________________________________________________ / - -' i -- -' -. - - , •,' "-", POSTED — NO HUNTING OR EoAdHIN,r 1 / I . - -..... - The Mtswuri natl%e is no round of eightee, holes stranger to the links, especial) Originall) from Clinton the one4 located in the Lentral Missouri, tioti moved naticn;il [I Ilirers Fkririj .ir4a that Bob dttide-tJ Bratzl Lr t141) comptkd with to k h' I V. inter T'nir The stiffness of tour all the tinu'," said Brat I compound fractures of the legs and the third cuts on the arm W I 1' PiS OF OA all coming out of thc fotrth turn, bringing out the second _=-=_ -=----___ MiddleSchool, could probably FioritLi 41r¼1 Bob has been C-amdenton, Missouri and was - - ____________________ " lumbla Da)tona Beach north to Ocala the fanhil) resided in Missouri 1iroksiuiil golIrs eLr tunt bt thur iiiother - - _____ ______ - - - _______ - ': - - - ,.• - - - - - -- - . - - - Pu/satin AcUon ORLANDO 5EMit,'01,( Maline12 - • 2 UVSI1SJ4 g ' niihtI P,st time? JOp m lot ft'S4'it'o,I IIj 6' totonto 6 4 3 13 Tlssottakingovertheleadoninpl50 Rand) heldthelead $Y 1%iand 2 4 6 *026 34 brothers I Chevy 2 Wa)ne Heckle won the second heat In Miles Hudson's former Sanford resident Chevelle y — cautien once again *ui-p' SUmI1,- - Former winners Freddy Fryar, Bobby Brack, Bob flamke and (sar) Balough all at one time in the race ere $ 1notherare,iccn t.sBI lilt8th hon the late model eert mnning the late model feature At Jacksonville Mickey CIevIand Mrwi • 30 Lilt Divilion N __________ _______ _ I 9 4 I 9 36 I 6 1 17 3 7 14 42 36 66 14 42 6 3 1 i 43 13 10 New 'rork 1 4 __________ -- d -- -- �- - - _._- . _S._T, -- - --------------- --- -- I._-__. .ss-y. _. - ___._____. .__=_-=._._.__._• . -- ..___...aa_r .-r . - '; -flil-- 'c-' Sr__a..._..a_.aa_.._____._a._____._...aas_tU!t-= - - -------- ---------- - ------ --- --------- ---- .-.- -5 -- - - - ------------- - .1 - - - --- - -- - - -------,- -:---- ------------ L- 4;-n- tr- - - ----------------------- ---r--7- -- -v ._ - 7 - -- --- -- ---.---,- '. - - _rr -rvr -a--. - -- _ -- ------------------- --C - - -fl - .flLSa.-.. - Un - -. - - - 5-: - ------ -:. U:v ------- - - ------- ------ ----- ---- UU7: -. .- - _- - - -------U 2 2 - . - -- - --- -- --I---,----------- -.----. . - -- . - - --- .0 ---_-_--- - --- - __ ''__ - - - - __ MW - - - - - - - ~~_ ~ P$' w.u2TITc.Plr 1 91 12A-Tft SatI-a-d Hwaid Thuridy, Nøv. L1973 - Town Informality rd C ___ __ Small _ __ 7W Womy L uttd th e a I - t mLy tg ___ - L f 1 a -_,I ~ 0I 4 iii a . - tz - eifled fl* Liuk - ___ - !i1U Sale. - - - TV on our consoles, - j ---. Is w make th-.i tirgy - g - - p. j _________ .. i:'. " -e -4 lz- .1 rV ____ Aso au by by C&Mv1.A. f at-e '- - - - 4!U41. I . _ - - .-. rr in . -- 'A - •1- - yvu f 1 d.1i7 ______ ___ - - Sale 164 ft.'; 1#9 •i - v- .c No w 4awq tf ; ' U?; p • *' ,-a '--'.-v 7 - I -. l6 - Sale"184' ____ - - ' r 3 ..v Wd '4 - f _tp,#3 I -- fr, w b4 "*it , I Sale 194's 'SI,.lWtll t -S-' i.-i - -. - f' - MaicP.q dVpv - jj ,i 32' R.. )9fl. Sib IS Sale 26111-" ROW style en!ertajnrnent center with sow state A11t'FM radio. pnono. 8-track tape pa1ei and four tratciied speakeqs Has solid late/lube chums 23 color TV mess. dtag ) with Chroma-Bre pcture tube, Chromi-Loc color; fint cOntrolOuck-PiC a -i g / I _________ -.-- - - - - ----- - - - - -______ ai-natc 2449s, '': ) Peg. 549.95. Early Arne';can Style conso-'e TV has 25 sc imeas dug) and features mOdi.1if transistor and tube chassis Has Chroma-Bnte picture tube, Chrorna.Loc Color/tint ContrJ, Quutk-Puc and autrimatic fine tuning AFT) At 'aae in Medderranean atyle cabinet. Rig. $$99. Sal. $799. 'fte'jtterra-ean .W- -_.-- Sale 49995 Save $10o 1 • I - *..;7.'S. - b Sib 1".", off any washerhere. Gettjinstallation, ioice of color at no extra cost,an ale.Take - 2 t H1' s*W iig OW&Ch and I* C" A iaflpn' 1`017" pi.' ii -i-i ''1 C-i# C 8otts, Manuel and Theobald announced plans for the l..t L'h 1 An .,yeh,,noi .-.i nt P VJVU 1IIIIlIUU II th e me thod of acquisition. Barnettlianksof Florida, lnc., with $l.6 billion in assets, opcnedlts38thbank,BarnettBankOfSllrasOth ,N.A.,On Nov. Last Oct. 6, Botts announced that the FRB had approved Barnett's application to organize the new Barnett Bank of p( Love seat (not Pictured) Req. $249. Sale 245 Queen size. Req. 229.95. Sale 119.95 ea. pc. King size. Reg. 339.95. Sale 269.95 ea. PC. -' co 841.- I$1. Sale ;*p-j. ' 't v\) S pric ~IV* thr, Swiil&y 4 ' - i (S" Chaje it at yOU'rQ !oki Sferd Plaza Pteys: open 10 n.m. to 930 p.m. Men. thru 50. Opts CPeft,1,-njzv 11110 Su. l2:33.5j - " tI, flv _________ p1 We know what you're lOkjg for. P...q:: Cpc fri O.l'% •_ - Mon. tiiru Sat. 01 n Sun. 12:30-5:30 ,,, ,.,-.-.' ,-,,., , __ . - ,,&a 11 -'- ,_*&I • U .1 - '- -' - ,'-, --_____ . .. U ' - - - .- -. 2 - - -. - - - - '" Dear Consumer - - - \ Ir .V~l"i ., ~-~~ - I 0 ilt. - - Don't Steak $$ On Fancy Names - -- -: I ___ --- 4 By Virginia Knauer Special Assistant to the President - and Director Oflire o f Consumer Affa1ri Delmonico steak, Fillet steak , -jl-mll:.r Beauty steak. LAKE MONROE PARK LEASE SIGNED A LEASE agreement between Seminole and Volusia Counties and the Florida Power and Light Co. is executed for the tract of land in Volusia County where Lake Monroe Park is located. Signing on behalf of the Volusia County Council is Joe Benedict, (right, seated) chairman, with Seminole Commissioner Greg Drummond (left, seated). Observing the signing are (second row) Seminole Cornmissioner Mike Hattaway, Tom Kelly, Volusia County manager and Scott Bums, FPL general manager, Sanford office, Personal Finance Discovered: a place where you can buy a used car with' out having to worry about whether the salesman is honest. HOW do they do it? Easy. They keep the cars honest, using a system that lets tuy a car here with almost the same sense of assurance as buying a diamond Tilfan' Use cars, as a result, are selling here like popcorn in a theater lobby. The volume is so large, and the system elficient, that prices are $75 to S175 lower than for an equivak'nt car .inywheri' else and the salesin the city then earn some 20 per cent more than their colleagues . - elsewhere. estahltJii'', a similar operation in your area SOOfl, because his one is a little hard to get to, for most place" of autiimoh:k' branch office. The ntiounceIi1cflt was made by Thomas W. Lapwing, prwtz dent of Phipps-ilarringtofl Corporation, parent coni- pany at iti,p,.1Iurington Cirpot ution-Flirtda. Phipps.Ilarrlflgton Corporation IS an Atlanta-based Lrm with six offices in Gcorgia and one in Florida, It is a subf Phipp Land Company, Inc. ai - gFound: paradise for used car buyers By Canton Smith - is cars," VW told Ek, "or were to 17 tests, and graded A, 11, C outlets in the city," says Ek all in trouble," Ek's answer or D. An A means it's in top - sellers can generLily count was to put Ws ambitious shape, a D means nobody on getting a higher price because of Konkurrensen's expansion plans in the dead should be driving it. file, and rent an under' big volume and quick (urutilized multilevel car-p The three grades oi salable foyer, ark L.. -b u ilding i n suouroan cars, carry, respectively, a So evervbod seems to win s shopping six-month guarantee, a center. Then he invited three-month guarantee, and - including the salesmen, General Motors and Saab to a certificate of road worthi- who average $15,000 a yar. join VW insetting up Korikur- ness. Information about each The sv:;tcm is so efficient that rensen as a method of cutting car and its condition appears the VW o wration gets by on a windshield sticker - with a sta1ol 10, rat-king up car prices, and moving use cars with a unique confi- even to whether the RAC saleo1 about 3.6O0 cars, new tests indicate that t(w and used, in its first year. dence'inspiring p0 icy. mileage indicator has been When an owner brings his car to Konkurrensen tosell or tam pered with. One unusual advantage, Each car is given a non admittedly, is that the [loyal trade, it's turned over to a no bar- A uto Club operates its test test center operated by the negotiable price Royal AUIO Club of Sweden - gling, no wheeling and deal' center on a nonprofit basis, in a prestigious organization, ing. Even though used car the interests of raising car with high standar s of public prices undercut other s-ale standards. The owner of "even other W a tested car pays the service. The car is subjected dealers" RAC four kronor ( 7 cents), and Konkurrensen pays it the - - Fletcher Named Manager of Zayre's New Store DAYTONA IIEACII William Fletcher has been m,inp ""s" v', "' Daytona Beach Zayre store, which isscheduledtooepnatll a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11 on North Nova Road in Daytona the brainchild of Torbjorn each Ek, former Volkswagen sales Fletcher has had over 77 manager here. The Jot) had years of retailing experience its problems Swden has the ropt', and and previously managed the Eti bight t in-ices in a glut ol cars more mi tlit' Spriaglikl. Mass. store. He road, ncr capita, than any ?.ttendcd the University of iropean country. A Tampa and lives with his wife other year ago, the .vedt's jUit .orma in Ormoud Be,.i:i, weren't buyingFletcher's assistants will be "We have to start selling .4 fl'rJ !! - derson. Julien has had over six years In rota no previously was assistant -'r'-- PtriPP '- been used to describe a beef rib eye steak. Maybe here in your community, there are other fanciful names-possibly at arying prices-for this same steak. Under a new program of the meat industry, most supermarkets aiross the country will soon do away with these fanciful names so that no matter where you live, a beef rib eye steak will be called a beef rib eye steak. I'he National Live Stork bed tradition or that have and Meat Board, a trade asbeen customized for indi-.-id. sociation representing meat unl store or chain identity. procenora, wholesalersand retailers, Is coordinating a new program for standardiz. ing meat names. Standard names should reduce shopper 47 Americans. It's in a suburb, 23 minutes b' subway, and bus From the heart 01 flOWfltown Stockholm, Sweden. Konkurrensen - loosely translated, "the gathering Charles - Chuck" 0, McDonll, assistant vice president ppsnigt0 Corporation4'lorida, has been placed ° In charge of the mortgage banking firm's Orlando, Florida, '- a -•, ,-.-- number of students returning to school. McDonell Heads Office ' ,' Wecanonlyhopethatsome en I er ir i s i n g d en Icr - Sale prices effective thru Sundav for. Unt, To Whom, Date Promised Supergirl, Inc., filed its cer- notification and offering cirtirkate of incorporation In the cular fail to adequately disclose For Return, Dollar-Value, state ofFlorlda.At the time, the securities sold or to be sold to Initials. Next time you reach enter" was located at 1666 the underwnter. . .(b) the for your wallet, key, book or -u Thecivilian work force rose.8per cent, largely the resWt of the seasonal rehiring of school personnel, Over the car, the ork force increased 6.5 per t'nt, With 13W stiongest gains in contract construction and trade, Actual unemployment decreased by 1,000, due to the ' :- 1 , Florida's unemployment rate held constant at 2.7 per Wit In September, for the third consecutive month, the Florida Department of Conunerce said today. The national rate was unchanged at4.8percent. Florida's unemployment rate was down from 3 per cent In September 1972. ' Wila knnw Wh& , State Unemployment Steady Sa le 699-5Twin or full size. ea. pc. Req. 79.9sf Superlaflve mattress and foundation set. Mattress is made with extra-thick poiyurcfian for etr f i rm n':ss. Supportd edges. Inners Coils for extra Support. The set is Covered with a tong. wearing rayon sateen print. Save on queen and king size sets. too. I ,ii. North P cnsacola. Sale._____ Mattresses and foundations. - Jr.'Pentiey k -' _______ Tli- plantation, t'ii wt,de - .., - The Federal Reserve Bomrd (FRB) has approved applications by Barnett Banks of Florida, Inc., to acquire three Iiroard County banks. The three banks have combined assets of $52.1 million. The announcement was made jointly by Guy W. Barnett board chairman and chief executive officer: T. B. Manuel, chairman of the boards of First Bank of Plantation and Itiverland Ba nk of Fort Lauderdale; and George F. Theobald, chairman of the board of University Bank near 7 1 or ; \ Barnett Applications Approved 0, dr wr __~== . t . back in operation. ~Ill V L# Some 83 per cent of the stock The first public offering of was controlled by Gilbert Kosik order form. Mention size, color, type of fabric If any, store code Mock in an escort service has and Diana Joy Marchione of Miami, who could not be number and manufa ct urer's fallen apart. The eaort service was going reached for comment. They had number. If you oon't, you might end up with furniture you don't public to get funds for a school gotten their stock for two cents want but that, legally speaking for escorts, the concept of per share. Almost a year after Date-Ayou ordered. Whether you order which was to be franchised Supergtrl applied for listing, the a bicycle or car, casket or around the nation. But the entire scheme has SEC dented permission. wedding cake, don't wait to see In the SEC News Digest of the writing on the wall. Gtt it on come-a- cropper, and it appears that neither our capital Oct. 11, 1973, it was announced the orde r form, ts nor higher education that the company couldn't go For the generous but shy: Get marke - public. a small notebook and mark off will suffer as a result. On April 24, 1972, Date-ASaid the SEC, "(a) the six columns for Item, Date -. and Stone Company inSanford forSW,000 was approved last week by the Federal District Court at Orlmndo. Mimic ofUctals said plans haven't been completed on when Maule will place the plant on SR 46 west of Sanford ____ m 6 e2j9 w*s - - Maule Industries, Inc. reports that earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1973 rose 77 per cent to $2.29 per share from $1.29 per share in the same period of 1972. Net Income for the 1973 period totaled $4,263,561, Including $280,780, or 17 cents per share, in extraordinary items. For the first nine months of 1972, aet income was $1,440,408, Including $630,614, or 58 cents per share, in extraot'dinary items Sales of the Miami-based cement and concrete products company rose 70 per cent to $65.9 million in the first nine months of l973frorr, W.8 million in the 1972 period. Maule's proposal to take over the defunct Miami Brick table Reg. $99. Sa'e $84. High back chair (not pictured) Reg. $90. Sale $76. Low back chair. Reg. $75. Sale $63. 3 pc. bar set. Reg. $179. Sale $152. Iftierr - '~___ --___ - __~ . Maule Soles Jump' i Party 2Ooffa \• ' - - Sale $296 , of New York as underwriter. - ui Reg. $349 S -- on Reg. $927. Sale $714. 9 pc. group. Save $143 on the group as pictured here or buy individual pieces at the same 15 pct. savings. Sofa ' -. - oh Here s tn': turr:1.,r at Is Whether you Choose our bold white and yellow modern c IruItworyJ finished Pardwc Spanish style. you're get!ir-; solid value for your money. r--:' Just a name Both groups are upholstered in wipe-clean with smart looking cane e' Panels. bar Ironts and tat pedestals Game tables ar Continental height for corn lorlabla playing and relax the tops are mar-resistant plastic 25 ' . our finest family room groupf __ \ Copley News Service tool-reach also for your new Kennedy Causeway, North Bay notification does not adequately Village, Fla. disclose the Jurisdictions In notebook. In 15 At first bluch, it appeared which th sc'curittr are ti-p l'' meets the car. Sri lend 1)0 a ha IfirlforI:ltinr (-,-;n be entire! !) that Date.A.Suleriirl was ulfered. . .and IC the fuin has cur to spoken promises and you and initialed by your friend. intent on la.led to respond to the staff's estimates, then get an This brief formality will be a really for it comment letter and follow-up agreement scribbled on repair Total bill not to exceed $15." It's Similarly, when It comes to reminder to both of you and is conglomeration, sc ribed the general nature of reuests." slip or scrap of pa -er. not the beauty of the words, but ordering merchandise, my Indeed a legally enforcement de its business as "to purchase The SEC document also cited You needn't be Sam Ervin to the thought that counts! A advire t? "Write oe," On what? a "rcement. Who it my ta te, make and purchase H. E. Simpson as underwritter write up a promise that our signed and dated statement of The orde r form, of course. also save your friend - or neigh. real es rr' estate, make _ar,d p, ,&rcham c4 V)e is_ ;Lt. ,I tc.;,t is:.-je with courtz will uphold. A .'cw w&cds Intel,% ' ies:1ji6At or guafastet) Furniture and home fur- bonWp! Sad to say, out times are ones materials for the construction my name being used," said in "street English" on ntecard is In fact a legisi conti act, one rilshlngs, for example, are one or napkin will do: "Work to be that can protect you from of America's largest sources of in which "The pen is mightier of buildings; to erect buildings. James C. W. Simpson, completed by November 20, repair swindles, America's consumer complaints. Insist than the tongue." A promise is . .to buy, sell, and generally president of H. E. Simpson. deal In brick, stone, lumber, "Some time &w, we took the 1973." "Work fully guaranteed Number One consumer rip-off that a full description of or- still a promise-but t' r. dzI tC firm had 1NO hn" '.zi izibc; ;: i.lay5. iacc:. ':*ed rtthurc ue uste( c-n ue V(sU'€ kU UU3tflt5 as ::fCj, agents, at 2 cents each) and I went commission merchants or down to Miami. The companmerchants," as well as "to definitely had back order conduct an escort service, wluth seems a little bit of mo deling agency a nd to do all funny way to put it, but there 2S lawful things necessary and were a number of conventions incidental thereto." and so on coming up. -)' "Oh, that's Just a formality," "It looked like there would be : . -said lawyer Frank Freeman, big prices for these en-who drew up the papers. tertainments. They had a fll( ' "These things are granted to showroom and a nice office and corporations generally." an ambitious attorney, but they Said Freeman, "As far as I kept horsing around and S know the company fell apart. I wouldn't come up with any haven't heard from them In figures. eight months." __ "Thus, I concluded that the __, However, on Oct. 10, 1972, company didn't measure up ti .i.,Date-A-Supergirl applied to he due diligence and I withdrew sSecurities and - Exchange from the deal. That was a year ' Commission for a public of- ago." Thus, he resen ts th e 'r' / leringof stock at 5'.l cents per SE('s irdc tf hi: narn" - -- share, with RE. Simpson & Co. now t/ -' ..V. c d.i.te* bc1 ' "We are pleased to be able to loèate our newest store In Daytona Beach," Milton Levy, seni or vice president-real estate and chairman of the executive committee of Zayre Corp., commented regar ding th e announcement abou t the new store. "We felt that the people of Volusia County should have the chance to get the best values in merchandise at discount prices at a Zayre store located In an enclosed, all. wea ther mall." Mr. Levy said. I Sale. Save 15% Officials of Zayre, a pioneer l' the - gru,*Li of die inudern dismunt departinemt stort industry }'t---4 A. I wash CyC* Ds IbM r W11h q DAYTONA REACH in demand to the customer. L'-r-- I.T1 Once upon a time, folks meant what they said. Today, at least in dollar-bill land, only the written word has lasting meaning. Bight or not, write it is! Be the last on your block to "lose your shirt:" learn when and how to get whose word in writing. Only then can you protect yourself, cheap but good. A piece of paper can keep Since Zayre believes in ever improving Its service to Its customers, the company became the first commercial operation in the world to use IBM's system 370 computer to enable buyers to know, on a wee kly basis, the status of every t line of merc ha ndise In every Zayre unit, Including -throughout Florida. This computer facility located in Farmlngham, .-Mass, has Increased the efficient delivery of goods k,.ç______ JE iftnC u.f Announces Opening I -- - estimate or guarantee. As most of us have leaned, the final cost of TV, plumbing, auto and other repairs can be far more than announced today that its 37th store in Florida is now in i final stages of construction on North Nova Road In Daytona Beach. 'lliis new Zayre unit Is scheduled to open on Sunday, Nov. 11. - . £.irc oeIe-.e u. ;;it S,uIuw udlnuu. new store as other first quality, na tionally advert ised merchandise, such a.s appliances, home furnishings, housewares, automotive supplies, records, tapes, cameras, fabric-A, yarns, hardware, sporting goods, gills, curtains, linens, health and beauty aids, Jewelry and a large selection of and games, The tnter1or of the Daytona Beach store will have the most modern decor and fixtures. Large overhead hanging and wall signs will clearly identilydepartments to guide the shopper from any point in the store to the area he or desires. Departments will also be Individually color-keyed In bright, cheerful hues. I F11 - - v 0 , l - a your gadgets in good repairif that paper bears a written ~31 * - Ear Aei'ican st 4e car 'e' r Zay re F~_-_ - Peg. 57995 • T s:e ras c1a arid r1u(ar transistor 2r4 Wbe chaws Fe C?:84 co$oiiint ctmlanOwc-p.c AutotnatichnetunuAFT) Pewi aetv and ha,dwood cab" - --.Th. _____ - !~j ~ ~ _ 52995 I- - by .., : "1* I , - ,I& ~ - (t - - --m_- crap&a6ti • r- as Fl - Page iB 1. - 4 I Save centers. 50 u 5- 1 _ __ ___________ p - a bc1b 1IthCt, N-11 I -- THE SANFOROHERALD o By MARTIN POR!S Thursday, November L 1973 _ J.t - T %ef, .- Bargain Section . $ ."--~--,-: - I - 1' I , __ __ - i'ni'IL . 11 &- The JUMM cif wair bism in - r 1lkt !. Ta ' entertainment --- -; P 1'141 4J1NI7 igii iy th7 - - A / / .- Iq44 ath 0 41* . on our total - . . arwa a __ r jr - --- by ft - - - 41U1 it Use Your Pen eF S - va'f'e, meI ____ - (%J r U LI a -- - 2 . ) c' s1/ ,i A - --- ____________ Ii (/r icksm tStiL buildi n gs wbere some genius grc a e's 9y a x(y a P at -WON _____ i A! )rRE - - 1j 40 , h L I; ~ are dtO xbided çii w __ 2W ba ap a =as watjing tZ: r, L.ay,rb r.tr cam y - I I ~,_ 0 ~. i—~ .I ____ - t4 w by ___ trat 'we - ra."i 1 I* iJ ___ a ow c( dI4CIf My -k j a a aemmy T2atj4 1 d '-y - grcari. a '- C f_ Prevails Offering Den ied For Now-Defunct Escort Service Sound Advice ~ .. - manager of the Fort Lauderdale Zayre store, A native of Massachusetts, he attended Northeastern University. He makes his home in Daytona Beach, Henderson has been with Zayre for six years and recently completed the Assistant Manager's Training Program in Orlando. l'r hie-4wih his wife, Sandy, and their twu children in Daytona Beach. same. Customers can drive in, pick out t he ir new car (or newer used -car while the test center does its work, get firr.i prices on their old car and their new one, and drive out an hour later with financ' ing and Insurance all attended to. They can if divy niove last, tIa;it i' Konkurrt'ncen has 'o in-ins cars for sale that, on the day we talked to Eli., he calculated that if we looked at one car a minute, it ould take us 12 hour.4 to see everything in st ock. What was that somebody was saying about American's ha ving rloniipt.ly on merchandising ingenuity? - some retailers will continue to use fanciful names for cuts, but these names will be on separate labels. contusion and help consumers For m o re information make wiser, more economical about the new labeling pre. decisions at the meat counter. tram or free copies of the The standanlization program meat board's publications cxocuses on three fronts: plaining it in more tI.'tajl, S The meat industry has ask your supermarlet manredti names for various ager or write to National Live cuts of b't'i'f, pork, veal and Stock and Meat iloani, ti lamb sold in U.S. food fitorr., South Wahnsh Ave., Chjcao, from more than 1,000 name. Ill. WWI , to about 800 The industry has iilacVd fanciful, strictly Ye gional or potentially mislead ing names with names haying ip('CIflc information for (flflMUItl$'N. S Participating food storvs plan to provide consumers with hooklet and oth er point-of-sale inforrna' tior to explain how the ne-n program works, Wh"ii the progr,un gt. into effect, )11Ur ,iups'nniirkt'i -if it goes along with th e national ;lmgrani ill label each package of meat the species of meat (lN'r(, pork, real, lamb), th whole-- 1-Z&IC Ot primary cut (chut or loin, for example), (hr ennamon name for the stanitarulii-eil retail cut and jer the ton"a own 4 pial ec or rancizu; name. For an idea of how thi standardizing program will work, take my example O (hi' 114-I-f nh ry,- ';ii. "lI.-,-f" Is (hr jinmal cilt telling you Which animal the mu-at rome-i from. "Ili"" is the primzin cut telling you where on (1',.ntnntl th,- nit-at iurn'- fr,ini and "eye ,'teuk" is tl!v corn nrnn name for thr stanihurilized retail cut, Since there are sow- corn. meatn r -, -, thaI ha a,-cete.l thr'." - he- !':d- �-_j-- -r------.- -.- - •1 - - - - - ___ __ ~__,=~11L - Thursday, Nov. 9,1973 c -- ___ Bureaucracy Federal Grumbles VEAL PARMESAN -. I . But Does Business As Usual : .~.1 - .' _. ~ _,",__ 9 _ _71___ ..:~ 1 3 . DIAL - ____________________ ___________________ - - - ----- ----- - --- 322-8311 - _ _______________________ 2 - - - _______ - - Em" ____________________ . I I .I . M-4 &7F ____ - - . - FOR WINM COMFORT IN YOUR HOME , ... W'IdNt.J . I _4.Z__ r -' F I qq " &I "_.T~_ - - * -Ipr : '- - - g ' - i'i ,~~ -. - -. -r -1Yi~ =-f~ !~-~~---_ Z:__1Y!.I L,. __ ; ___ _.- _ -- _ -. . _ I 4 I- of Sanfor-A inc. _ 100 N. Maple ______ ---- - rr,bt-r,_Y_rz.~, SOUTHERN - _ --.--. 1. - - - - _-__.___--1 r . _____ --.... _. - . 7 -* - . SALES L Y. 17-92 -- CASSE18RRY ; I _. - - - I ! 4 - Azo = a= z J -- 3r r___r 1R E_W 1__JP2 -7 i c Ammo Guns - - BROWNING - ALL CALIBERS FOR ITHACA TRADE - LAYWAY _________________ - AND REPAIR ALL SMITH&WESSON GUNS AND FISHING B - -. - - - -. . .-2. z- STORE - - [ _________________ _________ ' - At Out-of-town Guests ? Lod ge them at the r, 0 / - _________ % -, - - -..-:- - 00411cr _=~A__r . (? .. r c;, \_01I (.? N-o %-_0 8 -.0 I %. - ___________________ FURNITURE, INC. I- ! I'II='1 - 11I 4 $ ___J `-A-.' _,---, ~1 -i~%,K - - _f _. One r ;1 ,,....- - - - . I-- -- . - ____________ - at our restaurant - - - - - K_ 10 W ~R= -_ -_ - , __ __ ~__ ~7 4__JI- __ __ I _.__ - __ _-__. QbKe _-_-- _... =.-- _i_ - Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thit.; Saturdays I ri _-_- ____________________ _ --__ -__!!F, z =_-____ - - __ I . ___. _=-___. - -- - -_ _ 'IT - JITI _ __ i _. , 1. 1 ' r SE ST t ii ttA! - He1-cuion:abrmcnyour c-:Ic,:v r (r -- :* % 88 t'... . FREE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING REVOLVING CHARGE.FREE DELIVERY :. I .: I - - . my"."(ftst Isis#.) I Milo fastO 14 Santord flos) 31342)0 / - ____________ '- - - - ' l• - - - '' Nara have two children, Eugene IV, four, and Angela, two. - EUGENE ALEXAND E R ii ___ 4,.:-: . - I ) Ti- -- A III -•..--____---__ _____ -___.F----___ __ ____ _- - __ __ - __ =Jjjfl_' _______ ~ - - __ - -c- ---_ K_~_ ____5 - = - - -- --------9~_ _.____ __ ___ _ _ _ ____ -= -______ ------_ ____ __ _____ - . __ - __ -_--..------_ ______ __ __ __ - _ _ __ _ EAxONPLt566_ME ___________ .- . - - - - - MASTth ___ - . -. I - FLOOR BUILDING 1kr. $5 I I 1 .98 a IlIJI I sa w tooth 50 C I'b $ • " .. ) Water Proof - Sturdy ~ Small : it throdsh Stores Tools - Hwy Flares honin, Lesthcr r - , hid* laces I nife, Fork ,' N . First Aid Kit, etc. /, ~, & Spoon Set LE SEMIN I I• ____ - I I I -1 S I OPEN MON. THRUSAT ,8A M .6 P.M. SANFORD, FLA. ____ 0 Tire lie Checkers $1 .72 i W 3rd (NEXT TO B EDWARDS BL ORS S Ii PPL if 5) . - Koff[ HARDWARE I1BIU5 BUILDING INSULATION •rePi ic ,,ovlofltjqI COfl$IrVU f413y ,p JJ% 2. *0 O' KITCHEN B-D (AST RIDGE 7 99 • I7O.r h525n iii 3.'.241O7 ft 5fl i 7S7 4.67 7 15 eri o4o9wt FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Mode 4 1~ Yj , ~,P mtor REDI ND IXTEP4SIONRUL(.16 6 Pt,., rj - Scoity's ss P,ic 7.95 sq d. 159 00 5ctty eSal. Pvsc, •• 2.39 • 2495 I ' LOKMATIC POWER TAPE Y21212 %I, BLP PAINT Sttty $ Sal. Pr.c. 2.49 ', COVEUTRYLATE*WALLPAINT .citco1ots. PLUMBING / 11 C~Vmjrlsfyodw*ssone cost flat pirl V-7 Cost# DUPONTCORIAN' VANITY TOP w%d BOWL . 't4b,I.kIUppOa*anC. % ., Al bt"9e .tr'wt 22i SCOTTYSSPRAY ENAMEL . ScottysSal,Pnc. '0 row" F A 91cm. ho?d &vvvj#rrdh 6 C Sotty. Said Price II I MOBILE PAINTS ____ 9 . P• \ 44 BATHROOM CABINET 5cuptd lrJr' d'c.v. 14 ,fl p$ete ''ro' l Nov Gcofl'v, Salo Ptic. ......... , I CA 6'5 •' - 16.95 ( cul 14041 ._____ - Nw U Qb - /:I' _. -- I -_ # .- - - I - T- - - - - -_ - Nj ___ _____ ii!M :~It \16 -- " - 7 99 _ Cettta*ndOoi *•"- Scottys Sol* Prk•linstaU.dJ DISHWASHER r- 1-1 - ScuttyPfl. v- HA°'!pZ. 01 . - - _ Ge'*&pii'pote i.a* Ar ••• 3h tie • ect Lo'g *e'wçJ ___ IGLOO - __ _ 0, P . . CO 1 . i - _77~_ - KOBE[ _P~t_,+._ ~t_ _-.-M 11 ___ ___________________ " -- __ __ -_ . I_ _ . - - lI$ IC e s o NuTor ED ._ * 1, q $ 0 - $ I $5 ~& S 5, • 000 ' ______ minimum deposit maturity :: withdrawn ___ bEi~ _____ . . 1111 # 0#,IX71 - __ ______ __ -___ ______ e ___ 4 M) CUSTOMER COLLECTS TV PRIZE SOU FllE\' I First National Hank of Ma,tltmd . prior to maturity, federal regulations require that interest be paid at the passbook rate with a penalty of 90 d3yS interest. DECORATOR CENTER GARDEN CENTER LIGHTING REMINGTON CHAIN SAW a SL-7tIB.throornWaIUIgi predation Week. i, -. ettt"r c' 51 1438 Bedroom Lig ht L eaf It si Aç 294 ,i8rt '4n ScottysSs4.Pn 239 -_ 297 onys.Prica.. 2.39 SS$i.Pfl(I 2 39 - I )-! , Inrnakngtheannounccment, Banks stated that groundbreak - . '- 4warded The Centra Scouyg5at. P.c, ewath edç.s 112 SottysPite Lightweight MIGHTY MITE Aulor"atic CHAIN SAW ,Il4 Scotly sSap, cotiy,p,c. 109 % ci 27C ha ft BNOWNSSUP(R CEDAR CLOSET UNING 18 95 ','" _M_ _. _- r 10.99 Scottys$atiP.. IGLOO 1.44 .,3v MOM80 St. otty I Solo Plit t 15.99 . LAUFER INTERNATIONAL BEDDING ' .12a4i B sui at- pfeC4.an V: PONDEROSA PINE SHELVING IcEcHEST •1 florida distributorship of '.'' - -'• ' A ~17 ¼ ily 44r c TTYSBRAND EAFRAKLYLR'V , $ qNsl trwviedtgp,, e.I -,f,!t?% 0.4 &e*r P-.v t-t.-I %---rt-%~I.%ret I. -1 cipan .i .I H .139.95 . Fic* CS'p?tr/ncfm,t,d(1M,,W, '.'rn3SI FIVE LIGHT CHANDn1ER :" 1, 'cáp&ct)oltJ. 't um ,,, Scottyi Salo Price '' P I SPRUCESTUDS •s FURNITURE MERM0 A of pff 'hare has been declared by the Board I t1e Ir!9.fl94-d 15 u LUMBER MCI Ap" I44DRUM(iOHT cf ______ - Cashier Sid ('ash presents Mrs. Sara Dover of Maitland with the 25 inch color television set which she won at the bank's Customer Ap- ares I ___ I . I IL 6 n98 % if Lufk1fl . 1$' . . month 30 = .J.'.% ___ Dividends ( 33c ' 43c , . 3L i'HI( I ((iO() f) £'LII THhtI 1 1 / 9 3 95 FLOOD LAMPS / SANFORD • OVIEDO • LONGWOOD BMW F4irvilla. Pine Castle. Union and Winter Pwi_ $ " CENT . I! It --_- ---_ - _ ___ ____ HOURS i3O-53OwEricnAS home buildets supply '/U'4SAT I , ____ __-_ __-_- - _ _ rWz- - -_ 3 _____ - - - I - - tl lr1nn MIU'Uflu -. zz~ __ _ 100 FRENCH AVE. - - __ _. __ I_-- LIGHYBIJIBS 2.39 tbtot4 F I 11 ..itIrt i I1tt00000 'tciito 11 "•n' .-.i -______________________________________________________________ L .•• ott::: _____- ____ __ R[ 1T Into tqtnP.i4tc,t ryaduj?at ScottytSiIaP,ic. at reasonable prices. LI.._ - ,r.a -qtpotJt WINTER PARK 'Opening Soon ____ LA H 1Uc OUT000RovIN000MLAMPHOLDLR N be dd ueru uau in 0 ut_ -_ - 25 , hf quietly but when they are damaged each breath can be a chore Cigarettesmoktngl.sone 13i11 Vin'ont Jr ) - - -, 58801 -We accept S major credit cards- Mounts on truck or Jeep must 104 hflIf3 i) te,\ lungs work automatically and . ORANCE CITY . 1 6 _______ Vint" Part hc been aPFOThI by the Fkida Cnn1s&tcerc'fBanku. ft via I Wr '• Blade -- presently attending Alexander and his wife . CmULI 3 - by, 5" I 6 A ?. 'o 10 PM - _____________________________ (arol FarelIi tilerald Photo as a mail room clerk. fie has efljO)ed several promotions in the past four years reaching this of position Oct 24, as ratified by the bank's board of directors Alexander graduated from CFOOfl1S High School and attended Florida A&MUnI versify for one year. lie re. cently completed the Bank Auditing course at the Uni- A ..__ ,-cross 2. :IE K - ___ ir' HWY 17-92 South of Santord Plaza A frt m V 1k 1 i49 NIGHTSTICKS Leach. Editti Avenel, Myrna Bethany, and , ON ENJOY YOUR MEAL AS WELL AS THE LA'(E $1 Ever minute, the lungs breathe In and out a pin' or air - for the 11111 % ember 1969 when he began - protectm are '(I iii, pric• __ ____________ -.-• -1 . - -it ced today, P:tae we W.0 I sbar" outsUn&*. The dividend is pay- - - f ..L_ our i I from the position of Building Happy Hour Daily-Free hors doeuvres - I or ______________________ _ I 0 ,- Treat them to a delicious lunch or wine, dine, and entertain them cocktail lounge ., f %~ I 1, 'I; , --, If I I " .. AMMO BOXES 5 " Aviator Style 1 ________ p. C omB an k 1.ec 7 lItLzim.r of the Sanford Atlantic National Bvnk Howard 11. Hodges an. . i. Day Guests - 1 :_ tractive new mix and inatch brown and white uniforms displayed lw Florida State Hank of . • gI ._ I___ 'L,*F-.:,,t _. %.1 --:-,c~. #- _--._-,Mv-- -- rooms _ - -_ _ I EMPLOYEES MODEL UNIFOWS President Ralph l'czokl admires at -Sanford employee ii to r Ciirice Litton, Pat VICE . i .M - . Z-~, M - I! --- . 4 II MARGARETROGER.S Appointed - -kA 1. ,'-_".. 4 _V-4~ --S_p.',,- I .. . . SANFORD'S FINEST e 4111 11 t restaurant paol cocktail lounge, _______________ L ~ .: . __ - _,__;I, .f Plrntsi rf cswrollent - " at* b• III ________ --:; . ~.. . / 11% - 1A , a 0 0 1%* a _______________ - - - - I el - 11%0 _ - _________ most Survival Knife lung disorders and to attain this goal we are concentrating our efforts In research public education and I striving to eradicate TB, control diseases, prevent cigarette .smoking and combat air pollution," he said. r __ _____________________ , .I I ___ - __ __ __ __ ___ . __ _, - 0 ___ 1 ?-~_V .. - - . A '.I , - - __ - RACKS, RIFLE Ourgoallsthepre%enhjonof - I - MJg! YOUR BEST BUY IS GOVT. SURPLUS stated complete mailing, covering g Osceola, $ceo,a, ,emnno1e, Sumter, Lake and Marion counties, will total 277,584 individual letters 7 / ,/ Jf - i / - - _. t . J - - . 1 Tuberculosis and Respiratory / L _Sffl~ M ______ .;bp i./ -•-.---- ___;0 - r. 11 _ : e Y. almost directly in e a r outsi e," Candedo president of the American IAmg Lungs can breath in germs, trigger allergic reactions such stated. Association of Central Florida. Aruses, fungi and other sub. as asthma. b. -- ett ers L eal s that cause ss at entra Florida homes ac- lung disease, especially chronic rr tating ust and Chemicals . ,I, -_ '- - i_ . -. ;. _ ___-. -S'---r.A.! Christmas S Y I :IL V r Ti \ ' ____________ - . ___ The Sports Shop,,up - * ,,'IYIl\ _ , , __ - ., __ ~_--__ ___ __- Z_ -- -__ _;.__ - ' SPORTS EQUIPMENT I OPENTIL6PM,EXCEPTFRIDAYTIL9PM - , 1) , (0 0- ~ .••• -- c, . . ! - Opening -_ - . .,. ______ DAN WESSON SAUER -_10!__Zrlit~19%1 r- _" __ __ ____ -, 11 __ :TF . MOSSBERG COLT - • and loan officer for the Sanfordbased firm for the past two _ 1111IM-1 : Edmonds has appointed Margaret E Rogers of Deltona, as manager of the new off". Ms. Rogers is native of N.Y., 18 years as internal auditor for Island Fed I ._L -- . . In 1966 he znpkted the of the modular Gib Edmonds, Executive Vice President of F Federal constructed building is 555 required courses for a graduate Sang and [n 1cjajou Enterprise Road, just south of diploma from the American Sa'slngs and Loan Inst2tute of Seminole County, announced Orange City, Florida The southwest Volusla office the Nov 9th and the association'snewestbranch First Federal ofSemIiwiU Will be the ASSoCitlon's fifth ()fld full sa'.mgs and loan office Others ate located in office __ - ___ service in the new Volusia Sanford, Oviedo, 1"igwood wId County office, Lncludi'ig a Winter Park.. A sixth office Is savings department, a mor- scheduled to open won in ZALM - __ ____ tMe loan department and Orlando's Century Plata drive-up window tot- customer shopping centzr. U I'I U - 1-1-:. ' percent Ny0n ii . C • Of Announces OR MORE W I First . ..'aFr -;j I .. I i -A. - ____________ 1 ... -- I - $109 - ,.- - - _____ /1 job openings - __ I f7k-li_- - __~_ . __ - _-. . ___ tuv $ wu 9 : Q - - I • _________ . .I#4 __ 011111M HO - - - - V iiit!óy, I4v. 8, 19/33fl The Sanford Herala 1 v,orkda standards. II ih itus administration. !m get- tGr the system seems to WASHINGTON -tEM - wnevlsufgo%ernnien(rno1cd trng out I can tell the working fine I n d ivi d ual s an)slower,astheysay,they world. ave their bureaucracy is that two mid- would be going backwards. tIly. but :re is no j: The outrage is not lost on obedience What needs to be die management men, one Theproblemdoesnotseemto one of productivit) so many who are staying in from the Justice Department done is being done and the other from Inter muCh as pride eitber. A young worker with nalRe%enue,recentlymetfor the State Department has a InanettorUoproethetat lunchphoto of the trestdent on his "What breaks my arm icr opinion U.S Comptroller sa)salongt1meoflicalorthe apartment wall with a General Elmer Staats con Before be could fork his Veterans Administration "is swastika replacing the \ in ducted a poll recently among iXOfl An FBI agent is salad the taxrnan asked his that I deal with millions of 80 General Accounting Office friend if he knew of any former fighting men who rumored to flash a "Nixon administrators across the civilian because gave up plenty to maintain Knows button at parties country He says the sure) 1 just can't stomach overn- the standards of this nation. Federal parking lots house indicates: three of four see no ment anymore." The fawyer. Now I wonder if we have any occasional autos wearing noticeable change in the at dropping his roll. replied "I standards. Nixon is a tyrant "Impeach!" bumper sticktrs. titudes of career public s,-rwas going to ask you the who leadsr us from one bad A handful of fairly high and vant managers; eight of 10 -I day to anQihtr. Agnew is a quite low buteaucrats have report no noticeabfe change convicted felon. Thank God marched in recent days with in productivit ~; only- one in demonstrators at thi White r, v The tale reflects what I'm retiring soon.lessening of inHouse; says one, chief of terest in federal service. man) in Washington jt Others in go%ernment are is an increasingly severe 1 m a ioyal American and dilemma in the federal set- not waiting for retirement. Certainly,Ragan adds --ices: a crisis of morale. John Stark, a congressional I'm completely disgusted,'' there,rms w no worry civil I Y.t. Theindignatzonand loss White House micdeeds and Economics Committee sa,ys out two million apincensed by the resultant ero- that morale is so bad 1 m confidence is not, of course. ph tions for government this year and sion of their own public im getting lots of people coming absolute in go ernmenl The employment ag e, some it. civil service to me in search 01 jobs- they majorit'ofpublicworkersno maybesixmilliontnquiries.' here and around the nation say theye had it with ciil doubt nave not yet been habe retreated into pr-aft's se '.ice " One man (tnt" moed to o%ert protestatior Vet despite dentab .and sionai depres-;ion - iind Justice, who has already And actually, says William continued optimism from on others are in quiet revolt. handed in a resignation. ex- RAgan of the Civil Service high concerning feder:11 It is difficult to measure plains: "There's an odor of Commission, "From where I esprit de kW deterioration of spirit by fascism from the direct'son of sit (Public Relations Dire:sist. 1A 4 - - - y " ~",: __ iz\ , 1 B) Torn little - 4t# Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread & Butter slog ____________________ lb. __ ~ I ... - - __ - i -~~' ___ ~- - i 11z 1/2 lb. Western Steak , ~~_ -- _-------_--_--- _______ - 9I New POP" % ~_..__n_' - -1 __ MXM==!---!--------!7------=----%,--..--Agamm~ ow - - .- - I ix't -,' - S - - __ ' - WER41'_.--t----_~4,'-;-_ =t_-Z;_= *e_ - - 2R-_________ -The Sanford Herald- R_z_~; --------_u- LL_"-ff-- - -- T :.- --- r - _Z! n----- _____ - ___ : -- - -_'-_ _ =-!-~!!_- ~ -_ -- -, iTJT - T%I -. Jkz -- __ --------- ____ -~_____ - ________ _1 =-- .- -____ --___ __- ___ __ _-----_ __-_ ___ ______ ___ -~~ _ ___ M. - __ _-_-_ ______ - -- - - ----- - _----- zr -------__ __ - ___ - - -- - - - - __ ____ __=- __- _ _- - __-_ - - - - - - III =:,__ ____ _-_z -_-_ --- ____ .-. �_________ - r---- .-_-. - ----•••-. - .- -.-•.-. -.-. . ., -. * - - . -.--- ,,. ,. . . - -., .., - -- - --,-. - -.--- ---------- _----- ______ -"- ___ 4B—Th Sanford 4r UeBa rw De1tona _Activities - :- r Rip Round-Up ar4 SZ1 p)tS ns ts tribute may Contact Joan frun wben t* chwUred fcc a trip to leg= 01 tegnlatwe President of the Deftoca Sni1 hhrir to aie the 11 UR1 LS coLdii Betty we with t redewpicc 01 LatsenMt at 645 or mail Braacb of the SoQtheast Deko icc at $ am. tt tht Cro(ter coupons with the thesecuiporzstG LZl S HaTtie> a v e ., of prchazig i D€BARY Rsals am Emijig System ,rtji gonj to ccc- Ddtcca. At the rernt monthly gtP W3y fair the )Bxy At the t Nov. 5 nt rettrg 01 the Empim State PJ)bI first Waftebw 01 & Al Carig of Dettxta vw the C2th plans were forirated 3QL 1 Is A goes1t saktr AM he woke an the Dec. 15 e. For reer• at v Iiii and S. iu a atic= call Mrs. Fred Canitz' The play w2 be is a Ham Radio (rator with wilem 15 and 14 in the DeBary the call rhrs 01 WB441AL 'ww irthen wekned uio C— Cect at $ pm. He displayed some of his the thb wue Mr. and Mrs Cact " • ft of F 1 1011 Uld TV& Fra± Uasiw Mr Mrs. S ft S ft a Most The climb will t&t a *Ueorrs in the lrn SdAllay. Mr and Mrs. area will CarloNight on Dec. H it j'ym 1 Mr and Mrs. R 0 Everybody Loves Opal,' Ciri.iiaty Cec. Details LaScala. Mr. and Mrs. R'a1 100/0 Y LIC eseded ap, fts latm wo he piren by - Wa COTTON with Rob re play j:ig the B ti W1 01 OaL Steven KmenithaL Rith will spin Puy 'opar Carrousel Fa ir . i Mr. aW . in ft Prodixtim wd is ew & LI pars of Mrs. John OCfC I 60' W V • Solids. pnats, 45" t Cvi DELTOA A Cek14 catet thew *h is thes r'* C • Moch.*. wash dry Chwloce Ackerm is ca as Fair wi1 he held by D Anniversary following the • 9101'*ftiC P • Cozy. co.rtsW. Re,"vta(+*j,o' tedCth of CtstcnNov imeetr A w'r ' C &d In ? b • Very special price! 1. hum am. to $ p.m. and ft fn ,j cake was prraeed way theccgh the eak pLay 'sov fru 9 am. to 3 pm. in to them by thew daihter By EDWi Cd -- The Sanford Herald Taxes ci Worry Rich Mn Thursday Nov 8.1973 •-_- Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973-513 - * By IIILARY ARRAMSON Copley News Service " _______ - _ • v ---- ±ti_ JJ1 - i Vt - T. reec. - - - A ._ — ___ KNITS FLAMEL . , ' ' . _ y Deltona Royalty MTONA — m The kles of the Carrvesel was rX I Articles made by managenmot of dwrman MillerOf DeItaa has found a fneal in Pastha, owned by the Judson family at 1423 Lombaxdj ____ Ellew &reu, was a bW RKQI= with mot e than in imti p1 Ruth Moore gave . - DeLand ism They ;De =aw. _____________ U r LI•l' tiiiiafea - short terfocxS. Sevod Tune AIUWI cc pre%-iew" oi the coming and em a -post 0frice" with arfides fnim an WW the nited 6. - Olt= Km nd Qum wu i no cookiM cakM pIes wilh Oct 23 and by mad wilb Mrs- Ei.•w R tea and caet, all dwring M_ Frem en ar,4 Amundsen : tr votes. 1%o votmg were to Cl b M Req 69c - ELI I Senilalh lbe be on welfare." Welfare? Is he kidding? Power figures it this way. Like a salcsn'an who works or, H . commission, he gets paid only It cuu i c wins. And he is taxed twice — once as an inl dividua , once as a corporation. "I don't know what IT make A the Detma from the Ucket chairman Oh yds. for Req. $2 ___ if f IC;C IIy hulth tui,orro, and can't work, my family will - YD. &Mfri of the cagregatm1338 Maypole Avenue i Deftocia, we'e elected by ballot to he f doe MAI -ELffim r99 - - - - '- nest vesr and this in what keens me running," he expLains. Last year, lit earned about $400,000 from his job and about $100,000 from Investments. He pays his taxes. - - least $500,000 again this year. A Northern California lawyer, he Is rich by most standards. Astronomically so. But not by his own measure. "I'm not ungrateful, baby. I want to make that clear. But realize this before I wi-n the office key, I know I have to make $2,000 today before I get a dime out of it." The poor worry about food, shelter iand clothing. The 111dd1e class, prices. The rich? According to Power, their nemesis is taxes. "I know people will not understand how I could possibly have a problem," he says, "but - - PASCHA ESCORTS MAILMAN George Power has one major worry in thIf world to earn at -=--=--- "I've tried tax shelters and [_ of the O01 p-mL On Fridaythe same cif OR DelAnd 557" Bank of Wind, aW Frank Smattbers m- I - • I - _ v wcwd be tied kKz:ed is -' - -rT - - • -, and F rst Flurs County - i . ___ - -, •. ______ 1W and at J= - _______ George M X. Mould Jr., (below assistant vice president of COtTaDerCuaI Lonn DeWUML E _ . ___ p I "-v rollmately MLTM of 1 — -_ lcctmu1iarvs,last .- SHINY SEQUIN a I1 7 LL1J--1 Sti,-' old or • si l ver toac etoi • 4 Iw nyl • I) 4tk1 I J • Wny coio,s spet - • U se rfor holI iday t gi fts, IIt wraps 9 i J ecotchons I - - • iisia1eg b.ra month. Once a month, he reaps a salary of about $30,000. And • , 4 - 5 pIgs. according to his figures, that leaves him about $16,000 to foe $1 spend. Where does it all go' 1*1 spend about $3,000 of It. We spend about $100 a week cm grecerles for the wife and two kidsand me. Per year, Ikave a $16,000 alimony and child support payment, $3,700 mortgage payment, and maybe as much as $12,000 on trips Traveling is my only hobby.". REG. to 79c; • ____ - PIN ECR EST CENTER HWY. 1-92. SAN FORD S EFFECTIVE NOV 210 NOV $ OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6—CLOSED SUNDAY I(IkPI iti!.:; FABRIC PRICE cwr - - . - SINCE - banks located in ii counties w'Th al deposits at Jw * 1973 at lii bffnm nil Festiva 1888 -- -- THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS would have net. I pay through the nose with taxes." Last year, Power paid $70,000 as an individual and $168,000 as a business to the state and federal governments. About $14,000 was withheld each - -- Uthitd Fird Forida Banks n1y ci"s of 32 m J1r.r_L DELTONA FASHION BELTS - , k4ted Fird FlorWla Banks. t' cvnon dc& _ . -. - - • recelririz, at QIZTe rnartet v2ip ap- ____ r— -, _____ Call 1W an exchanre , would result In [.iI.i's Club Enioys Picnic -" • oil . 33j All this may be en- affairs of the rtrrtity dinthe 'Sidewalk Girl Stater Reports American DELTONA Emxrr State we& heard Mxss La= . Healey, Club members enjoyed a the unit's Girls State Bill Park 01 the De!ttiia d1ighthiI pknic in CarXçbeD repiesentative. tell 01 Travel Aft Aftw.v will give a talk Park Satiwdav with 3 persons at Fkr Girls State attending. Hamburgers, but held in Tall Tallahassee e ID June. bycokzadthdes. kgs, beaus and saueztraut Laura 'was elected to the I.t_I._._ are reunud to were on the rr . iader the Hmse of Reeaentatives table 3ercr. Ixr pnl2ts rapable management Cl Tom Girls Sate. wiLl t DatE. Greg OCU and Fred A similar Boys State is 1t ?.....0 Canton. tf n. I cie who on by young Lions Hear Banke nK e r u c and Jerry we sent then by the various i, Terry MxTisCc and Legko Pc Aia AM each state DELTONA Mel vin B. W Scott were the chefs, while hoW the sane type of Ziegerifus. president of the (latin Weydlg passed cut the dwmg the same mnih St Bark 01 Dettri,. will soft ththks. Governor Reubin Askew be the gist speaker at the NOV. Others were visited both the Girls State and helping iS meeting of the Deftw3 lw (lat Mw Boys State during their Club. His subject will be Sn.tJI j1')e St Both Boys and Girls mg liegezñs and his Smark. Staten int elections, . wife, Eve}yn, moved to Ddtma On ' cycm ad carry ci a regular WA.' ct&tfs C( SQUthe3It First National Bank of Maitand pr=oted Waiter J. Hicks (top photo) now aiotard vice tt 01 Th,w L l''r Departmeut and Collections of the aVvenma ____ at 01III 1w the flfV year. beUl a - is - 1X tOmtDaUng committee jo CU . into the - -- - P in the C nmurati Center k5ay.ndjact to regulate y . - Deft= Jr, president and chief ezect1ie officer of 1 fIk F announced jointly an re that the De Land baA w'.lI become MFaIl3uj with t'eited, a fl-member & I'm just not lucky with them. You run the risk of losing your investment with a shelter plus the residual between the tax on yrir investment and what you of Values 4 lie claim he saves only about 110,000 a year. "What's killing Is my overhead on the business. Runs over 455,000 per month. That's right, per month,Catchthls — IfI didn't have an overhead I'd still net only $2,400 from a $100,000 lawsuit." Power figures it this way. If a client wins a 1100,000 suit, 60 per cent of it is taxed by the federal governine-ilk that leaves Power $4,000 which doesn't last long after 50 per cent of the overhead Is chunked out of it. - - This tycoon is nearly 511. But he looks older. He says he works at least 70 hours a week when a big case is brewing. After it's over, he may relax for a few days, but then "the nightmare negins again." 2 - - (ut(1(,iU 4-PC. SPAMSH ONE of two Veterans Administration mobile vans touring state will be at Sanford Plaza Nov. 27 manned by VA counselors James Price and Bernie Bolin who will apprise Veterans and their dependents of veterans benefits available in areas such as education. pensions, home loans, job training insurance and medical -benefits. "Go with The DOLPHFNS F:q j) - k BEDROOM GROUP - - Af * Huge Doua Dresser * TO Framed Mirror * Panel Bed rm *Armoire Chest back in his swiel chair inhis s .j 2= Only $ Night Stand $59. gives 99 'YOu an exciting, dramatic bed'oom. Its richly embellished design has the flamboyance of Baroque plus the fiery flavor of Spanish Beautiful Pecan finsh with GfviflgS and antiqued pulls. Large drawers for ample storage. - ç- NOV - 17 ti 19--Svflalo 8iii to fl—Dallas CO**Cr No,. • (A.d $47 wiem? for DitLis Due to I4oIiday rrn&'tatek a ir fife) Convenient Terms! Coft Dec I to SINCE 18 PACKAGE $NCLUDFcRound Trip air fare *Accommodations for 2 nights *Transfers & Ticket to game 1/ THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS kfaI SUN TRA VEL AGENCY Aj9ra1 Agent For All A;rlineAr ( Stea.'nshp Js ;! Cr Ckzr Serif ices Oen Thuri.. Nights By Appointment 3117 S French Ave. Ph. 31234 Sanford (! opulent office. "1 am beginning to feel It isn't worth the personal cxpendiure. I pay a horrendous price for whatever residual pleasure I get. The price is seeing my family less than I'd like. I wouldn't recommend this kind of success to anyone." It's a classic can of what makes Sammy run with Willy Loman overtones. Power points to photos of himself with internationally famous people, to antlqves and recognition by other attorneys of his expertise. He has made it and he knows It. But there is a sadness about Win as he puts his struggle into words. $180 iCcti'er,taI ..You pay a great price to be wealthy," he muses, leaning i ~i I HOURS: 9:30 I FDY to 5:30MONTHUR :- .I prn 11100 FRENCH AVE4 SANFORD Lay-A-Way NOW For Christmae CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS! FREE DELIVERY! "I'm a depression kid. Worked for 25 cents an hour as an apprentice butcher. Sent myself through law school by selling vacuum cleaners. My fondest expectation as 'i student of law in 1947 was to be able to make $10,000 a year. Now that amount wouldn't pay my over head for 10 days." Power keeps no trusts for his children. He plans their educational costs from his general savings. "Taxes are reaching a Proportion where they are stifling personal ambitiuii and wilIinness to work. Calculator - -- �- - --- -------- - - -- = i - - - -- -. - -- r,.-4f.--r-.. . - - - 1A€- _ - -- -- - - - -: ---_ -: - - - PS- --. ----:------•--=--,-•---------------•T--r-------------- - I-__.J - --- ___ - ---------..---.- - -- - - -- - ------..-- - - - - - -- - __________________________________________ - 6 Thursday, N li _____________ ov- J, 973 ar a --_________ - _______ P I I' I - The Sanford Herald ' - __.A=V_1__= Al tam onte I ___. r- ____ i t. I I . . —c--c-- dLoo&i, their ri I -- r I -5lL: -- __ .i~ I IS - M CroftMjaLni1 JAMs .i---, - , 4__ -__ - _ ~ . m ..f __ _-Z _ — - -, -. W -- —_-- - - I r, PARLIAMENTAJUANS Mrs Robert Veitch ____________ . ____ Lemrd Shear; Dr. Herberta Ann Leonardy, and From 1 ft M . __ . _,~r_ I ____ __ ---I ___'-_-__-.... __ .--- I! I . -- 1 —!1 __ - - M "- _.,I fl IiiFiWüiSt 'XII. 6. T 1)fl(tge f rom n0ã / , A - Results x I . - I- - L~ 11 -:;-_= a - &-.-z BE~~ I / Sa DELTONA Nthe - - -= - ~, t - AlW_ / - I soft, very fluid - so flattering to I L o -- own Small World Kin- E&M-West wir~ wet fiM at the Cbristian Missionary Alm Mnws. Florolce Mon. Mm M. F. jq AllIare and Church were tire to tenon, Grant Harry Kaflenbach; second, enjoy the delicious lunc!:. -. of Smith, Ale NIM Ruth Pole,tti anid mm stuffed Wppers. chicken noodle M Ward Jom: LIIIUUI almond bake, greets beans, Tully Helen Stephenson and Pohl and Mrs. Edward exdk)Ped Potatom macword Tammy and Billy Penick. S.R. 4X at AIr __________ Z tled;Mrs.EdnaP...ilyaptj1 ArttflWKO1SapI3Ced next. _ , a-:~~ I . t-------- _ . =.- mx__ - Flattering Fall Hues aftefahethnecarasa I- i.,. BlueRed, Green, kindergarten and grade teacher. she flnds - Beige and Rust. s-- - ______________________ wcrking with young children citing and is coethntj !1rixised by how rapidly ti*) .—r Pleasantty priced / t 1 . harges to learn though - . -1- ; . - __ . : . 11 . ~ - ,,-.4 / ___________ Lbere I , , _,~ - - :__. -, . ' - __ _:'-_-_- _'. r Later. Her daughter Diane - - _ - ____ - __ ___ _-____-_ ..----- T_-_ -7 - . .— . f'h. 322.3524 : ______________ . __----' _ 1- - . ~1 ;~~5 . ~, ~- " P v4 V ?v -'\ A 11.~- - , V, I -Y g.- _-, -A.- - __ ~. " ;,._ - . - - -.`~i__ _ 715M. p - ise o the occasioni __.1 -- - £ O&ievabfe ________ ! __________ - ,fn-_,K,_!* _!~i,~ !i_-.L!ir_ - -_ _.__- - ~_ -_ ,F,..- __- - ' ~;V lt._'- ; Tk-_<Ir -. In =X , --- - s-= _. - i . _. . !'~', - -*. _.y,~,_-,_._ lwl~-____ -_ . - 44~ -:-1-Ti-_t__' . I . I -&_ 7. w~U_ _-;r~i - - -I --- _____ _____ W - __ - Z - - CALIVO*IIL* -----.-- ___ - - - - - - - 16, ~~a,~7 ,-# II*A i -I- - ,! V IP f--1r,4 9 =14 F (0 ORLANDo I &';AM 422-3261 L- =_ b' Lazar enjoys shopping at *dan Marsh Store in Altamonte Mall. new Jor (Photo by Elda Nichols) young .W EAII - 1t j national society Daughters of New fashion favorites S • Campus Vests, ea sw ter corduroy ( be held Friday, Nov 9, at 2 -- 0 -le • I :a 'It "lour p boys H --_ program on the War" was conducted by materials from the book, "Southern literature" by W.T. for Women, Milledgeville, Ga.. who was Dean of Arts and Scltnces and head of the !~ 1 y.o1 fit sril1io.& iisitus1tbeI -- th th e elctj eo X-11 Reducing Ph'i its - ------•_______ ___________ — ----- ---- - u -- , - - d ENTIRE STOCK OF OUR cl vitamins ard mintrals essential to h0p pitwert ou P't ' 'i : ' . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK G' tbi Xli Re&crg Plir. and &tArt ycuf figure slimming today, natural from your first r6x kale. of m-ity tef unded 11nmedtately-to qvcstois ms~td, . ECKEI%D U) O'POLYESTER DOUBLE 11111 0 13111010-PS KNIT < SPRING & FALL COLORS r" - I YARD $ off O() REG. ]Be -- two & S en s II L eto *4"/ Limi offer. lete two-month program. U mited Visits e time coal. A study In tenI -<~ n ybil, Jerold's Com tire. But it's otir personal attention that . - con trast stlt:hlng A real winner. -N J4 7 .I f -, - .0 v : YD* 'W "it -_1 _____ -__ i39 I - _ - LU a > - r- ToSHIRT KNITS r" ' A POLYESTER & C COTTON N FANCIES ç*3 06 I - 0: , J ____ IC Call today for your free figure analyslsi YD. Water re ellent \tssboi.ecèifrsd. cleanable. F JgUreSA 20... ym can be &,ize 14 tn 5n da~-, 011S U.."can surelf1in5ldays Black. , ~f I f)~,,T,,~, ~ 11 1 _ '. , - - • if yom am a di" tire, The Remnant Shop 251 i.IIStOrnfnlhfrr&t_• 40 East Michigan, Orlando 3796 W. Colonial, Orlando BankAm1.r'c d t,1-Jt,AQf, < ~ With ti3,rS Masler Charge 01 The Seminole Area ftI1V1q/e4ftPJI ___ 831-8890 or 831 9363 275-1580 0rfl79994 ______ 1 Near Maitland CO NWAY - I, SOLIDS PLUSH VELOUR AI voll Jl%einvears.. tractiousmac in - .- FLOWERSHOP M PARK AVE. N. TR. Highways 17-92 and 436 --------- ___ - -_-__ . WASHABLE VALUES TO '4.00 YDO . SHOP ALL — FAN 54,11 WIDE BOLTS N - - REG. 0 ____ 4e Irtah nli -•••..• F downtown stores. I 2113 E. FIRST ST. I plans for forthcoming District three meeting in February of thi ill • imported Leather eligible - I ?LIjv Off U high school student as one of its KzndJ ,ir cepted for the Little Miss BPW Contest, this Saturday, Nov. 10 ___ N given ss -ire - lfltIM — WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY' ... with the X-11 Reducing Plan patriotic projects. Detailed Frank Dunn, organist and MIS Vvynn of Georgia State College LITFLE MISS BP%% CONTEST 14 - 11 OVER ?w - 1.), I I — AND COTTONS FANCIES & SOLIDS FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST — ALL - Come in and browse I Door prizes will also be arisand crafts I and Tr"i POUNDS AND I HUH... REMOVE nison, L~e meeting entered presentation brought many into the business session beautiful and tender thoughts of presided over by president, our beloved Southland which Mrs. Ray. warmed the hearts of all During the regular agenda of present. # save aH news items and articles sweet course was served. pertaining to UK for the scrap book. Scholarships were stressed by the president and Jerold . I I I - and ted "American Heritage" will be tertainment during the evenIng. the program theme, and to bring, fri, display, antique articles 9 0 exemplifying early American I -- - BOLTS IN POLYESTER FULL many memorable songs of the and The Lords Prayer in delightful will Mrs. Taylor assisted by Mrs. p.m., at the home of Mrs. A. W. Vince Cara and a group of dancers will Lee. 2407 Laurel Avenue, with 11olynesian __ 1 . - - - Z . In his book, he stresses that thecitizensol theSou th begood Wallace. laureate of Georgia, Frank L Fo ll owing the ritual and Stanton and music b Carrie Qe and salute to both flags Jacobs Bond and "Mighty 'lak led by Mrs. Taylor, chaplain, a' Rose." The speakers's arming Sallie Harrison Chapter, be awarded. -,. i --~ by U I Daughters of the Confederacy South, among them were "Star was held, with Mrs. Emmit Spangled Banner of the South" cCall as co-hostess. byFrncis ott Key ofwhlch of if Is ranging from savings 5()tl Poetry and Songs of The November meeting of certificates and I(J 11- - Ak- arrangements depicting the adorned home OUR STOCK OF DENIM English Department . bowls, trophies, flowers, gift I Hi*WAMA-Oppwttjmushchr"ior.ptymwth. , ladies, Maria DAR TO MEF1 FRIDAY E . __ . ., / Area Activities 7 - 'I itw . . Never too young to admire lovely robes for SZZ-14N ( n rogram P FINERY FEMIN NE ' _. SANFORD Our line of .dork iLJ1 , I . I . 1 * __3r, .- - Use Our Convenient Layaway = LJ - = ".W i f Z_ - — Z ___ AWS -z 4 -. *--`l0 --'0#e -U# e,/'-M- I - i. 'O OPEN FRI NITES I - _ -- . _._ . -_ .. - I - - f --=I 4 __ 17 . I A A Z1__ - 'I;. - — OFF OUR Thosealin wereM . Iloy ID. singing, The First Flag,-The .. a Hastings, F.E. RoumUlat., BonnieBlueFlag," "Massa'sln Charles Steenwerth, Charles L. de Cold, Cold Ground," "Horny Swinney, M,R. Strickland, T.J. Sweet Home," "Just a 'Wearin j Taylor, Wallace,andAB for You" words b) poet :; - • PANTS 1! ___ - - __ -at- - I 9 -,, _.% i Sportswear Shop Early. - -- - ________ • COORDINATES - - i x- -Z - ...r. , .6011 October meeting of the United - = _ . 1. - .0 , -, _.- I - ______ --------- -u- - I -- f - I . 0 - _ 0 I - 'Little Venice" where the Southerners. Mrs. Taylor listed - Size 7.14 Permanent press L ff d 1),1199411 In solid 1~ and plaid pat tems. - _____ — I SOLIDS DOUBLE KNITS __________ 1.1 __ of Mrs. Glenn J. Wimbish in Americans as well as good I: agqies - & I . ,,. - 0 and . , - _~ __ - . ...I , - - ___ i r I - ____ - - --- __ - fm'~, T 1 I -9 BIG GROUP OUR FULL BOLTS , Attractive and artistic , ij I - i J 11) 90 e , . __________ ,- 5/0F Dresses 0 I /'/ I — &'- i - /'-- \ I Spencer's Restaurant on 17fl E njoy d - . ________________________________________________ $850 (San. PRICE ad Next to Jim Ron BEG. (Charles Edwards Photo) __ : Girls I - I - M . I -- -- __ ICIS J16 i __ .- - - - - ~ U . - - : --- •-_' Z- I - I Early Hofiday Specials k - - Dross up and school StYW, %am* foaturing _ I Seminole County, wfU Present a Pr09r2M on the progrem; of the p an ft topic. ' cartoon on •ach glass, Corn. pietely diihwa th er proof. - Southern . M -- 141F_ W -- " 1 F Girls Dresses )pp . ,' mommummumikammo-a—M Mrs for tennis b,R LENGTHS SO liDS PRINTS VALUES TO $298 YD 3rd row, Willard Neider and Joe Brenner. . if 11ew Shipment I - .Ii REMNANTS iir I 11 ! L_~ R. .. - - ,_ =-. I I -- 4' - __ - __ - I--.- 8 0 I* • -11 -. _____________ - _T_ -__-1- __: - f~ --- Neider, Mrs Kate Hani, and Mrs Mabel West Mrs Grace Griffin, to r) are li~ 500 'V .Nlrs. Johanna Volrath. 2nd row; NIrs. Willard I served at 6 30 p rn A asses SomcthIng now n1:rG t. it__-- - ] .--* HONORED shin and top public Of good __________ - First row, (1 ila - eV relations She conducted a Mental Health AasoJa leather. _-_ - I& POrtance '\ ooffight all your layer by layer fashions. Have it in softly lined baby goat 4 layered look Print Shirts and .Z,-- - ALTAMOV IMSPRms guest speaker Mary Sel Chairman speak on . g - ris i ng vamp '2' 8 - , L I - - - , .A 4)N I their honor are being planned for December. r- "L '! - __ years were honored at a recent tea w ,rhe avaiLabf.tot,amupwjt ' , above outfit or ii new tops Both Savings and Loan "4' and beautifully proportione'd — 'ssmarty tassledfora citybred look 0 JIL k'I - ctivities ate . II (1 ts f D B % SC`haub. State Public Relations sole and heel both leather covered. A 1. - — IyesI,randt *f i V '; members from neighboring room of the First a 10 California Cobblers ~~ ., __ .- -j*--:_-7-V,:! i I - ;'.I - IQZ:~_ , - t , - I - ' . . ..-e 7 Additional p& I'. A t(19( ther. ne District meeting Garden Club win meet Thurwas no excertiorL , 3day, Nov. A, in the hospitality ~ , .1 and districts . -- Chamber of Commerce Other special events in ~ Hallmarks of the Club-s . t, I Ly I . I _L : stiirtandmatchingb.tt The entire °' B her husbanid TOM. works for thie Social Security Cu s _- -___ - --- __ . - __ - . ~ ",A 2 PC. ouffit, good quality narrow and ___ Sassarrian, ElecU Bird, Beulah and exmtjve bcard will be on sharp bones to Km. ent puric. CharIM Vi McKinley, Emfly the agerAa of the day. attrass Dorothy Prasek. High. and her son rom I - __~_,~ 11 ;~-_ ._ --,.. . -i~~II - - footsteps to become a tewher at South Seminole 228 E. First St. Silts 2 to /_______ Meat should be mWerly aged Professional Women's Club pontimIti,preddent prr.31&V and chilled. If wmed paper is attended the recent DLqhd 4. All Art Club presidents, used, wrap with waxed si& (") workshOP brid lur,60,0111. delegates and individual next to meat ww use two members o( the federation are sheets. Freezer wrap is aLso 0irY l 01a Th€ urged to attend. Important used If meat is stacked were: Edwinea Bauldry, matters concerning the hamburger Patties, place two recentJy ruvried -woman of the federation will be I.Potled upon la)ws of paper between layers wrnjh be fe(rT problems & I;I., 11 L/ 111 1973 at 10 a.m with A. J. dLdurbed childiren in South C-vam. arW believes if rneutal h"Ith was em. I'% I hold its Anraal MettiM in DELTONA-F 1. . t Lake, Conn, Mrs FOR BOYS & GIRLS1 FederaLan of Art, inc., will SHOPPING -. = l r~ __ _ BY FANNEI I EDWARDS Members we rmbmkd to FFA MEETING bring Christmas gifts for "Project Cheer 11 for the DEBARY - The Florida Mmw Health Aisoci&UM of IN I M \ ____ exigofim. and believes a . __ -- Area - tj I ' k SALE --f )_ ~ AM& Vi th j( ((I (r; nfrrd tfl purchased a home at 107 Oakland Ave., Sunland Estates •' are members of the Episcopal Church. FRI SAT ASSORTED -4 egg rolls, tea and fortune FRI SAT - . . I ' _________ PUY was directed by Mrs. Ethel Johnson from DeBary. %irmmenL She allows her . ;.Of members of her 'Falthful Fortran,ClaraLee,A.mytioytj. Workers"SundayScwoJ(j Fwflaum; and fourth, Mrs. Drusilla Berger and Mr. HdTtert MacIk)nald with Homer Davis and p1 Young tying for fourth place. cluding Won Ton soup, bar. a 11 DUffe), Jerry Daniels, George MAY Eli NSTROIL•KflofGokodhasoper)ejber dergarten in the Aloma -~ I, ..19 ~ '' ChlneseAmericanmenu,in.. it; ,., ___ Mr. and Mrs. Donsild PaUerson, Many neighboM friends wW Harriett, Lera Harris,Richard 4 vi • ___ S>SChOO1QaS, r Understated, very 1 1 - i~ 71 . = ~Iv -- . . :r- W 1 z * ! —1 ! " 1) member of Mrs. Brown's Robn1 CoW. Beatrice Burt. OF- If r iN uN bt. companied by a black ri wiute glcs) stutho t:at feast live days before publication date birthday I adorned with permanent thehtteeswithusen-ing flower3an(jieaesItwasm Othersa(tendj M b Miss Frances Cobb, a Bort an,Mxnes.Roy Barrow Mn and Mrs. Ed Robert and ! I 1,i I _. I ) ( .I ,. 05 3S erved1cakewasagift many from Mrs l Borhman Mrs tb1e regulariyes-eryWed,v.,y3 theItsaWQub wiimen mere / , - were tn play at money Steve Penick, Mrs. Herb Patton dqdicate bridge mcial beld tree, sprayed green and and Mm George PWrks assisted 41 i " T' " vtt with a ovely l .I ' dessert an elaborately decorated birthday aike with By FANNErr EDWAJW ' fl- at * - r . TA -im,, . . k~~~ migj .. . Engagement am wedding -' , - _;_ rsnd cbem,baked appks, Cole OC flThE G f - Ave. Co-hostess was Mrs. -_j 1 _.17 7- _t;=-,_~' . , Z . : r-____________ -- -- . . -___. _ -. - -_. , &-, &~ a " - i - _ I 0V — - A. The couple have four Birthdav Luncheon aW Mrs. D= Brwn cekqx. 11 - I r -. I -a ! _ I — ,\ - . — - _'. -_ __ ' - IT Ith 400 0#4 . . Barbour and their wives, Mary Jim Carver, Mrs, Raymond Jane, Shirley and Vicky, reside in Hukher, Mr. and Mrs Sanford j Great. Harbour Jr, Michael and gra ndchildren, also living in Katherine Sanford are Michael, Kathleen Barbour and Shannon and Mr. 40 I - Brown Honored Diza Mrs. Unit, smvd as haaesses at the Be A Showoff . s. Florida P"lia 'ijLv - , ( ._~, ~ . •.------ - CLEARANCE Grandchildren Ed Barbour A _____ - :3 _A 0,0 . JA4 societv . BIRTHDAY HAPPINESS M Air Diza Brown, receives gift from Mrs. Ben Henson. luncheon. - Park and mm Robert F PhbI ____________________ . r- P rlt ir t r !)rilt T re8rn members Base, Atkins, and Dickson, and Lynn MIIJeI. Mrs. Leonard To), Winter Y: . . . - -1, * - r .1 Presented fdkwirig dinner by County 4.11 . — ---- '_ - . I- . _*., ~- parliamentarian a I - - z- _7 formerly of Sanford, atte~ 1 _* I ,., I- - . -* . - - - I4e . -, , -_ - _* _Sv~ I - _:-~~_ . I. _______ Mrs. ilvely is from Ro wilk I __ IPtbertaAiLec,narjy ___ I.- d I - 11 -1 - 0 ____ A nce, hono .rnd Mn the couple with a niversat were j1j)tJ 7 I Vj _____ I PREmINVENTORY and Mrs. S.E.(Helen) Barbour, Sanford. The also have nine dinner at the San Pan grandchildre nand three 4 r.- -- - ___ 'Vuesbons o( Leadership Mwt ; - bear . _ __7 ___________ r 4 ljL _________ I . 5- i - _______ i ,If- -. 4__ . Mrs. H.D.Sniith mnfordHerSEW 0 7 . Alh- And "il - to . I meeting at the Alta _______ r'.~Z . - ,,~.` -_-~. -. .ft _Z_ __1 ---- ^ Annivwrsary 1. - -,.% - Parliamentarians h Id lZector' ' s F. i . ('e le b rai e Mw Florida Staite AnomLian - ! — Thursday, Nov. L1973-7B ald s tar ians I lleet In. -- - - - 13aurnholser men .. .- THREE LOCATIONS - �_ — __ - _ _ - - - IL - - - _ -______ _-.-- I .--. ____ - ___ ______ __ 11111111, _ 8B-The SanfordHeraldThursday,Nov.L 1973 !_1 1 __. . _. =4 .-i Answer to .1!m Ii I - '. . = - ___ -, 11 - _. - __~ I I - . - - - 6 I _- .. I - - -1 . . . - -1 - bbt I . II 1 1. bbt dressl*ng down neighb .. _!. ; . . I Abigail Van Buren By 54 ir 1?73 Sv Cb.cns Tnb.$ V. Niws S,4• DEAR ABBY: A 40-year-okl man who is a neighbor of mine, and also a friend, goes out to get his morning paper I ,-~ -- I- 12 I am afraid they will catch him and lock him up. Will jj -- — — ______! 11-11 J ________________ r r r" r' - - - r — ir -- - - 13 iT- 14 10 17 1 ir - - I - - I 24 - - - - - 29 '29 - - - , — -- -- .- could they charge him with? Indecent exposure, or being - 22 23 21 DEAR WORRIED: Laws differ, but your neIghbor should find out if he's within the law to be without clothes even on ku own property In slew of the neighbors. (What ______ r'• I ij you please print thb. There are W of children in tM neighborhood, and I don't think this is very nice, Sign me L Hfl I ILhtL , I L-\ A i . r r in the nude. I have told him that Uusisathel esay as long as he is on his piroperty they can't arrest him. 1 told him, it didn't make any differt,nce, it was still against - - - - - - - -Y"'t, "i— iv ~ I I _." I R.- _- I E~~ _-. -L - _____ ,_ I .. .- -_7 --- . ____ _.- ___ --- ___ - i ;:' - _______ - ________ I f.161 - I I - iff`_ . N - _s I — — I - ~_, , I —Polly's Problem DEAR FOLLY just fine but try and buy a new one that rits. They are either too narrow, too short or both. a thick piece of foam rubber and cut it to the right length so it could be wedged between the mattress and crib. Then my mother-i n -law sewed a pretty flannel for it and also covered the crib liner to match after pre-shrinking the lfl Lasky Dr. Bendy Hills. CaL *12, for Abby's booklet, "How I* Wrile Letim Aw AN Omdem'" -- __ ___ M_-, ~ - __ -z - .----- ., F -=k-- __ .r I . __ .!"*k ~ --____-_-z_-__ _-_ aFS _1k 4-W - - - __________________ % " - __ heirr gh it t;'eiIcncer1 aidave : . -'re m-r'harmony. Take the excicise that wW impmve your health. CAPRICORN (Dtc. 21 to Jan 20) Enjoy amusementx you Le and get away from present tensions of business. better understanding with congentA4. Avoid one with it bone ___________________ --Z -- -- .- :-- H. I ________ '-: - -T .1 rou - -- - - - - r Ii i.. 1~4' W 1.4_._r_.ii.N -7 ~~.`_ -__-_-I-_"17I.. z_ki -t ..I *1 ~,16~1, t"H ItS,'?14~ z u .M PR e- . I I 3 .f- - ______________ fT' i1-' - ____ _______________ ____ " I ___ .. -. - 4- __ _-_ a 7- . ____ " - - - ia_ ____. - . o ---w, i--_----_-----,---Z- z - - -M- - . _ . _. - - W z __________ -- __ ___ ____ __-____ - __ 1 EVENING ______________ __ - - = I - -a *z __ ---' a - - - = - "IIORTH 432 - a % 2 4 AKQ5 +8732 J63 Q1074 0UTh Q 1 98 AQ2 A J 10 Both vulnerable West North FAM &Wth 2* Pam 'I' P am Opening lead- 4 K By Oswald is Jamm Jacoby . 3 (' first CARPERSON .0" -- - ' ( : t . c) — 75timos (sI.7S MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum . . [O's TH4T?1, HE COMES HERE ONCE A JUSTTDQE4MAaorr HAVING MON1ORENCY — \J 'ThE FOOTBALL (44) G1111gan's Island 4:30 (44) F'cillcuat Junction 8 00 Ct) ,'611 Consequence~, l ramming (24) Electric Company The Wallons Toma 8:30 9:00 (24) TBA (44) Bold One% 03) Rock (6) Movie (t) Kuig Fu (13) MovIe (24) Foix Rock 1970 / f-~ -~7 The bidding has hwtn We" NOrth FAU a 10:00 (2) NBC Follies . (6) N N (13) Starcast ii (44) flight Gallery 4 ___ I ,,d ~ CI C- I - ~0 5"; ./ / L_ II Zlv- - s .1 -_ " 04 0 ,(T 11 _ , w t t - e ri 1 34 i FIX ) 7•30 KwiiFix --, TPA 4- ,/ - ___r ' I -" I/ Is .( (6) CBS Morning r~~> I_j I ~ m. an I-Cards of Thanks 7-In Memoriam 3-Cemetaries 4-Personals $-Lost and Found &-Child Care I of '-\ ~ means 1 column by 2 in hes. Too small for an ad t noticed or effective? ou're read nj this one' 7-Motels Hotels 9--Good Things to Eat I I,P. -!". ira;eiiiecreation .---__________________ - 13-Travel Agencies ABOUT - - F ovf.pt 14 Campsng.Resorts - I i / gsrgMArf.. .~l - You're lookin to 1-. 9 " '-. i r 11 '-= -'-' Rentals A i- , IS-Action Sports - - I 11 '-1 4 / CLASSIFIED 1st' I as 11-Apartmenti Rent Furnished $ \- L.., at WINTHROP , I ustr.bt*d to that is A ra?,,jr; NeovIf t-rovated Clasi I "\.__.%j '\\4t'e,L The most famous children's Th, SANFORD CT. MOTEL include lPil MONEY! "' !iimoo L- a FILM FOR/IZATHE WHOLE FAMILY1 0 BUNDLE X_ jr PAN I .. I I / I 0 915 • 114o!c!s Holcl, additional 1 1,00 homes in the areii. I - II '' NO A Efole's ' The Ten Commandments" • ? (421 OLEIA 110"WG CiXA q,livem,liParkares REWARD''' 322 4w?. on Wedneid&y will by BobThaves idw &ApAGE SECTION . TIME ,ij ~~-7 -~i" 11 I -7 _ _, __ t/. r . Last Black & White. thorl t . a__ Ul KWIKI All &dvettijivill a ppirjiri M4 in Sanford Herald - ,j I I i . Sti1ov.ow 2'30 _ -Mwm I FRANK AND ERNEST /- - C - li---------. -- - I .7 - ii ALL A FU FOR THE 1 Ton Reward Call (90ii) 3413 69H collect. '. q, MILNER?) DINNER' / Male Dachshund Bc:L LOST Day Before Publication '% ______ AFTER W . __ . -A ) ', I_ W__~46 C4E IVOLvf A CUN& PATIErn, IQ ORPEFZ TO I ____ I =-._;~ z__ i - / EY HAVE TO 00 WI NOTED 1 -- '. - 11-6— , by Crooks & Lawrence )I I- ________ ~ _V1?d - ..,y,0v SEE I Losland Found rhinestonn REWARD. 32371Q a.m.. :30P.M. BUy look to classified FIRST! And save j -V`-exe I WEREA17 wERF rK., ,vc;jR oFFicr- ~ J'T FQ --- _ R= IrgATURtS At 144 '_ CAPTAIN EASY Now Showing Plus "Devils Nightmare" (9) Mov le News ( ' -- - -_ (44) Movie ) Movie You're looking for a place to live: Rent \f' t_,A e - . "k , -. L -I I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED B Y ANYOPE OTHER THAN S Want Ad Department Hours IF - := 2%=. i I' r ( '. j j - 1- 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 7:00 (2) Today _____________________________ b Dick Cavolli ____________________________ 33-Houses Rent Furnished you want at 34-Mobile Homes Rent - FuBLisH: Evtk 'r SUNDAY IN - - of this planet, for it forced man to start working, instead of remaining on Divine Welfare! Abrthsni was another ulesman, who twice trs&-,d his wife to foreign kinp as the incurance on hii own life His grandson, Jacob, then sold Essu on bartering his birthright for Jacob's tasty bean SOUp Laban deserves praise too for selling Jacob on working 7 years to win Rachel for a Wife. No. IV,nipmber, that ('hti is ,"4debtedto capital punishmt~al for its very sa!esman during e first cntur A 1) for nt snkl the niw ithiLdi 5)51cm to many little siles groups of other fervent diwminalurs of the H is New Testament Epistles are really the Sales Manager's letter's to his Mediterranean rUligious sales crp* sat Galai Ia. F phus (iwinth cit Send for my Imokirl '11w New Ps ycholog) of Advertising 09 .4 (9) M416 C%Wgias 'itw'n tfl0 I I - JACKPOT p , .1 k - All Souls Church (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Heroes San Francisco 11:00 (2) Nms (9) News 630 (2) The Flying Nun State 25 cents \ '% ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cali lrn!! ree. 644 7077 for 'We Care 'Uln', Adults or Teens MYSELF S OF NOV, $,)97j Don P. News.orr Sr Rated For Consecutive I Insert ions-No N Chan e Of Co P Y. . I ;1 I Sarlord.17foricia ' The Less It Costs Per Line , . 1, 1) * ) 2(1 GAMES PAY ON CE FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING I 1511111th had agreed to one last rubhe or she will be IF YOUR CIII1I) IS BORN TODAY J'LU 14 I' 4 ber oneof thoscdehgntfulyoungpwOpleWhohutolearfleiriyto Pil5 34 Pass 14 Both sides were vulner err detail art roncerned for tilt success tir mo 5# Pass "I a ble. Macr)uff had reached a Pam )ou th tOII n al ç1a Tjh t 1 1-ic iI Tran spade gamL in accordance k"p main gas in P.4ind and not fatgrt them in the man of with the principle that goomd *A I TS #A Q J III I #A K J 6 5 details .%take wtv ffiti child gcis pltnty of rest tatly in life to cards a"m to fall to gwd players build a strong body Cvt I n diet is i mportant, C e kine parla" can rrturn to Spades it . S rn,rrl, they do . ul diar1uuds. He continued YOL" Ir vi Luc" JP " DA S t.FSTIO with the ace and queen. MaeCarrml Rightcr's InJividus.1 FofccAlt for your $4n f Instead of biddi ng ttwm sipades Duff thought a while and dis- .. III, deuce of heart-& 4 me of newipaper), Bcrx I 111'~ f I I (13) Sound t (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show (44) MovIe FRIDAY 1* 11 , P . 9tjj & Oak (9) Sunrise Jubilee INEWAM V4rXj, iusz um) i kkf1ih1 tf)LilL"-a'i-A n i .. tirrie since the robbers are un.3ware how deadly their loot is. P I n1mr-en (2) 'ronstdes (t) . Stone and (24) MisteRoger's Neighborhood (44) Green Acres 5:15 03) Starcas! 5:30 (6) Green Acres (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith (1) Ozzle's Girls (13) Tomorrow Show r.E a4ses LCADEC)-.V~o CXJT.- I /~_ - 9:30 (6) Concentration 10:00 (2) Dinah's Place INGER NLSSON. - __ (0) ift'ifle . 1 wi4 A DO 4E PRICESI P U I FIND condom iniums S-Resort Property For Sale - t E AiAT aPartments 41-Houses for Sale i2-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage $4-Farms and Groves LOW Mod ______ Walker _____________________________------ YOUIL FIND Real Estate I / outstanding home values EXTRA - __ __ __ ,--~___ - - I t& IN - THEATI DMUUC WITI4 EAC'A5 IT CO1,E' A WAY T41 P' $540 -'--c _____- "THE HARRAD s73 - ,, -- IJIIi1 1!J YDCDIuys, " NLJ%'9E ONE I \ I i ,,, TIlE --- - I - A1 / I I q ( / I 3 [L~'jv -%;In, 0 YOU'LL FIND CA70 _do ~ I : Merchandise 1 - I I I / / / MARKET FOR ANYTHING! Vdfi! . ' BLON DIE - - . - - ---- _______________________ _______________________ ,P WHAT I ) NOW BLOW OUT THE I I CANDLE D MAKE A DID YOU )J i if "1 WISW)[' "-----'-__ _% I r~ 4., f 7___ I REMCMBERED MR. BEASLEY, 50 - 1;y') I . Catfish & Hushpuppies, Mouth. - -. THE PHANT prE.. you We Will Have Completed Our Addition In Mid November Watch For Our Grand Opening Party, - L - I - jW - - _~ , -(.C,e, -14 .I iuj N ~" . l ~ -- MY FAM 1. POtl'T fLM'E I N1A1 d JI II r J ; .~, - .- - A e, y A k, . &. i . \r__ j~ r L__. _" - - — local news Coverage - 5)-Miscellineous For Sale 5l-Houho Goods 52-Appliances $]-TV - Radio - Stervo SI-Garage - Rummage Sales S Boats & Marine Equipment YOU'LL FIND questions & answers YOU'LL FIND decorating ideas YOU'LL FIND gardening hints 57-Sports Equipment Se -Bicycles YOU'LL FIND Planned 6 dev,,10pruents I F~ 11I YOU'LL FIND Building Materials 62—Lawn and Garden mobile homes & parks I SAVE ' os -Pets and Supplies so--Horses \\ $ . . -_ YOU'LL FIND '. financing iii-Wantod to Buy information Look To C 1 ' k'k\ - ''' Lifestfles 71-Antiques \ F" i ~ i P, ." riav Savi ngs-Sho p CLASSIFIED 72-Auction )U iLISHEUEVEW~' SUNDAY IN ?S-Campers - Travel "I' lie Herald YOU'LL FIND IfltIi I i 11111! I it , - Transportation .1 " ' A - 63-Machinery and Tools , Sy Barry -- I . 4 Atways wttt# to W cro" in 0#ro 00 "" ji -~~ . I - I '- - 69-Stamps - Coins AWAV"--SILLY STUFF... 5CME BODY 1101.0 M4 TO YTLL tGOT it IROURLE G(JES IT 5I4T MEAN TC Pfr0flCT /tJR5Ft FETE "C-tJ / , j\ \ - - , - .- - __ -- --_ I f ~ - -- Cr .1 - ~ ~11 '~ 41. CH,MAD6f..ALL I _ J2 g "Bicoer a Better Than Ever" khv_y,V % I . . 4 i Lee Falk and TIAT TRUCK P , ._, C' -____ LCk4L)NC' - 9& II L I I watering Charcoal Steaks & Sea jfOOd Our Specialty ! " I 4 . i .. J - ot-And Suppli#s I -- -'rr' I I '' A WEEK Enjoy the same line Country-Poillan Music that you have enioyed In the pasi bY Los And Linda V&rntl and Grady Butler. fthavwaddeda newbais, Bill Berkley. PAGES 1st AND 4' L iff A - so-Camping Equipment I Ii . 43 '~) il !)! - I WISI4EC) I COULD FIGUPE OUT W TO CAPY THE CAkC AROUND THE REST • CI ASSIFIED / / I . / CIiI c Yo Young YOU'LL FIND 41-Peal Estate Wanted - _________ , " - I ' YOU ARE - i10#6 I is I r -\ -- FNTII?TAJNI1I(, 5 N II1TS TUES THRU SAT FP I - I~ 37-Business Property For Rent ' C&h )' 11 I~ '' ' EETLE BAILEY -- "Pie Herald \;pPr Turns Night (f) Girl In My Life (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (2) Anotter World (1) The Price is - - 11 I - -1 2 30 (2) The Doctors (6) Th.Edge Of i I - - 1i - - Restless (44) Movie Three On A Match (9) Newlywed Game I il --.]Lziazil;lllll ~ '1, _.-!:.1__%__-_ ~ i I 11 00 (2) Wizard Of Odds () Gambit (9) Password (44) Revelations 11 Squares . (6) Love Of Life (t) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Women Only 11 S5 (6) News Lives (6) The Guiding ii_______.1' , ______________________________________ Deal - 'V-V , I Pyramid Fury (13) ~ - (6) The J ok ce's Wild 10 30 (2) Bail I. The $10,000 (14) 0L~cr n alls eLAL_LPAPX.,:1 ; -I : IL (6) Whars My L.Ine? (9) Movie Laban then tricked Jacob and gave him the wrong dathter rophesled that I ould be whIchJacobdIdn'tdis,vertul thane of Cawdor and later next mornIng King of Scotland That Is a But Laban then used more great destin but I would salesmanship and sold Jacob on like to beat this MacDufijust working another 7 years once at something." AFTERNOON David likewise The witches could predict ,paray used 12:00 (7) jtv the future. They couldn't salesmanfihip on King Saul to (0 Secret Storm IIIlike Mar-Beth into a good gain permission to right the (9) News His giant, Goliath. 44) Variety News H trump and wait (or MacDuff with (acts, when he cited hl (6) Search For to play the other suits but the previous killing of bears and Tomorrow deuce ci hearts fascinated lions (t) Split Second him Finally MacBeth led a (13) Who, What, JudasIscaro(thensoldJesus heart and MacDuff made the Where Game rest of the tricks. for 30 pieces of silver, without Note that macDufrs deuce which ~ai L . W (6) NO" some time in the play. Ife elected to lose It earI Iiihope that MacBeth left on lead r I S Write P 0 so# ~. 1: for Want Ads 37c a I . nill 2c a 22caIine by Heimdahl & Stoffel j GET!Gs 0 ?14"- HlY4 . 10 -' - Zan Help -_-- - BUGS BUNNY - . San'! ... I I poker dub decides on bigger stakes. They steal a gold shipment not realizing it Is i ' -.' L -IT -_ - Ask Save . Save. - - GCC=* .=. --.- ,, 1_j - _ - = - - ' '' _ . I . ~ - I Persona Is PROBLEM 2611 Seminole Winter ParkOrlando 831-9993 I I .—PIPM — Aft-k-41- I DIAL 1' And I bv Larry Lewis . (~&, f~. . 1, -"c' - "" _.,, - who tried to help tr4 ##nd my i~--, little dog Tbank you. Winifred Stiles Classified ' 21 - Q .As ~! "Th FRANCISCO Twenty Four Karat Plague" i ) 1:00(2) Somerset O) Mci"' Grifin r 1 1 MacBeth stumbles into trap ____________________ h -.. - _7_--At f~_AU . ,- wn:-::---- - — - - _ - __ j z _4__;W____ I ! ___ - - _-_, I ___ --- I _ --_E&_i__ _1i`____i or ADVLIK I - -- ' - nitpujc hn t t (\ I • 1 5 CkOL.11W 0 - vork many times by turning the can upside r I lc-i it soak for a few minute& --,YUINE. Feb 19) Hardte home affairs Th game at r,lnmlc ca1 i'i )4$ re . 4$ 1'W iKlilg ih uual uur*. ' , Get * nto details of some new project for greater success MacDuff. the best player in 10) Shop and do important Scotland, was winning as ettands, gct in touch with (ho4c who cin help you advir4t, usual. He had tri ed to qu n motion, Don't pefinit some sWy person to MacBeth had commanded Play on, MacDufr' and he mow you down - - ..., cut a plastic garbage bag down the center and used it. This works just fine LAUR DEAR LAURIE Thank you. I spitt a II quart sire pLastic bag down the center of one side and found It was perfect for my portable typewriter - FOLLY _______________________________________ --- - - - - - z s__- --,II ;-_:;.--,-: from the Carroll Rivter tnstiut• ' -w - have on them. - trying to make spray Lans spray. I clean the tiny opening With a pin and remove the tip and clean the little tube leadIng to the tip with a pin. After the tip was replaced the can worked agai n. After using such a can let it set a day or two and the pressure seems to be restored. -T.K. rz5COPE ~ - ______________ 'r I I ~ , I f GENERAL TENDENCIES: Proceed with \I c4ution to pin the advance you wish in i practical matters. Don't a.-guc Take the time to get the advice of bankers, businessmen before UtUl$. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) If you move or act too quickly, you may make big errors, but taking too much time to reach decwons could bcjustabad Be sensible TAURUS (kpr. 20 to May 20) Don't blame yourself since others could hc- at fau!t irstcaJ Benefit by improvLri& heilth Avoid one who has an eye on your assets. GEMU'! (May 21 to June 21) Ke2p promise you made, otherwise you get Into trouble Assist one who is having really g and forget own dcsponency MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)Dont rely on a good friend who has problems, but work own angles Out to that group affair but don I lose your temper or your head LL0 (July 2210 Aug. 21) Solve those problems connected ,with new outlets so they becomt guccestful. Handle civic mlitters efficiently, Save mom money for the future. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 2") Study demils and figures of some advanced plan you have and be suit they are exact. Make new au-ociates who can be most he p u LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct.. 22) Use more modern rne1hoditn handling the routines that have been tCdIOU$ th t e P Cement better relations with mate by doing whit he or she cs to do SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 211 Get into all those details r Vnth 3n amstKiate that will make some mutual outlet very probtabit and , c anything of a light niture. - L. FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1971 - . CAMPUS CLATTER with Bim0 BUR. NS I <,%0,, & "r,.,,, -~-~~ k r- ,3 ECOM E ~ / A N: , AD% 1. 1Ii. AT E OF 7,j. ~,% < :15 A - - SAN (24) Today in Leglsiatur (44) BullwinkI MORNING Another Pet Peeve is with postage stamps and Is not so m uch their rIsIn josts but the lesser amount of glue they - __ _ . -1 ___ -- --: I - . Ii1 . . THURSDAY 12* :: 1:00 (2) Tomorrow lie sold Eve on tasting the f orbidden fruit. t was ove of the great milestones in human occupation DEAR POLLY-MyPet Peeve is thoseso-called andardsizecrib&ThemattressesthatcomeIththemfit = _=_-__ - the - obalm - llar 11ZnT1W1 I crocheted a large ruffled doily starch it satisfactorily so the ruffles stay as they should. I have tried large pop bottles but they were I not big enough and also is one starch better than an- For a personal reply. write to ABBy: . ;_ ___ ____ - - (15 inches in diameter) and have not been able to ____ - I - psychological "spairkplug" that zooms business, as well as church attendance, school By POLLY CRAMER that poor woman for me that I have been thar z always overflowing each semester. Rarely a fit I'or salesmanship Is the ways. And belleve me, this way is bet'Ar! "IAVING" IN RIVERSIDE, CAL . .~ : W I appreciate his seeing the effect that classroom salesmanchip extric oIl zooming enrolmi:nts, regulnr attendance and even the invitation of guest students. .Yhile leaching at Northwestern University, I always setastdeore dayeach semester students could invite their friends, roommates or families. We had to use the N. U. 12w School Auditorium to handle the ;. - After six years of this fulfilling relationship, plessle teU __ _t_, - sive and sexually creative. zr~ — - Luckily, I since have " that marriage and have found a maaa v.oman:h iae It— - 4ZI _ I - T._- I.__ - POLLY'S POINTERS 1 was married for yem to a man who found my texuaJ nature both lrfi!aft and intimidating. Since he really didn' t enjoy either physical or emotional intimacy, and since he mostly wanted me to be an excellent cook and housekeeW [neither of which I am or ever will be), otir relatiowNp was skoWly lading In closeness, frier ship. OR _ -T - - use of the "Compliment Club" technique on me. . I - 53 155 _____ __ Lawrence Is obviously a deft Applied Psychologist. ; t TRT - - 1 __ I ____ --- __ - - --- - --------- 1I look .1 IF0 ' for 00 ou 0a 0 -= __-2:_ Cards of Thanks - ., - , INFORMATION WANT AD 11 - -_ lantasUcally creative, 640native, resporsive female to brive made sex so exciting for the same man for 71 years. She sa)s she's "the world's %vrst cook and housekeepnd not good at anything except sex"--a if sex was a 2 d One could easily change the letter around. A ,Aoma may have written is saying all she was good for was cooking, and that's the only mason her husband married her. and now they are both overweight, &M their lives are devoid of everything except the pleasures of eating. That would be worse, wouldn't Or she might have said she ws the world's greatest housekeeper, but since she didn't have a p&Wonate riature, her husband it out and paid prostu, or kep mi tresses to fulfill his seniail r*e&. SM&r, but more believa- I .1 ! '.' i _______ ________ = mar.ied 27 year3, and all she %As good for was sex. One is __ 17~*X__- - -__ 4 i F`1 — I looking -! . 111 . W .i%_ _: IV-,-) '. -, I I I -, i Telell-71I:L Sion Applied - f, 840 NBC IRONSIDE Downhill All the Way" A two- "Li tsbeenaIrnustunhcard 11 %_ 1 I -__ ~_ _____ n51110 Z~i~-mff A I ~0)~ ,If 11 Nov. 8,1973-98 Look,Read, Buy . k ' hurSday, _____ ___________ MR00AI .. .1 ,I ~1 I I~ '~~I~ I The Sanford Herald _T HAVE- 7- IT, , IT's _ kWOb 1 C,A SE, , I I ri I , ji : o le and from it , classes, hour special for Chief Ironside ID-11 NBC SAMMY and Katharine Dustin Hoffman "And I want to compliment and his helpers tonighL STARRING IN NBC FOLIJES Ross surfaced as st.m. you on the way you can intrigue Simon Great fun for the studio and Garfunkel wrote the scare the interest of students. audien(,e tonight, since they all "Mat's doubly tme because &9 ABC TOMA "Blockhouse including "hirs, Robinson" zt~~ got a chance to toss rotten 0 )OUt t it Break own oma a pose vegetables at the artists-that the professor obtains. backfires this tune1 and he j all artists except opera star "For Its Ti dramatic 5-minute becomes an unwitting hostage. Mar Costa But don't fret she classroom demonstrations A sniper takes pot shots from a 9-10 ABC KUNG FU gets hers anyway, If not from banish fi is building, menacing the Nghr e Spirit Helper" A young Indian the audience, from Ernie "N lb students helplessly they will witness a clever downtown area. Toma dirties watches as Borgrdne, Mickey Rooney and classroom demonstration at ,sammy whet play. the Marx A, * * every class wssion, so they not . Brothers in a zany sketch. onl y show upontime. • "But many of them ask if they I may invite a roommate to one of saleman for Psychology." DON'T THINK I NIUCH LONGER, ~ iI : by Dave Grouc I ... I 'N'lIDDLE ()P i;ERL iSDAY NIGHT MOVIES 700 (2) T Tell The --; : --,---.-. __ I THAT BIG VA9MINT ____ of h, retolore' our textbook is a splendid _ 34 ALLEY OOP Prof. Lawrence Is a dell member of my ,,compliment Club." fie realizes. too. the buperb value of dramatlaing ' ane,"tie began,"! am using your textbook for two Verona" nster 41 Voth 19 Be3ch 42 Goddess of DOWN 23 llops'kilro discord I Appellatkm 24 (Inderdone, as 43Girl'sname I Iteltilan river a steak 44 Ended 3 lUrnionioui; Z Dark 46 English 4 r%hju,kt . 45 Properl) item c1cirgyman 77 Chemical viUatn process tcn 6 Secure 23 Regulation Take fü4 Muic-àI Prev,eivs and get revenge. lIhey catch up by Erin. who gets Its benefactor .. he band, all right, but are in trouble by becoming a Pesky considered by many tc bw a quickly captured while trying to _____ CASE Y 564 Lavr.", R, Pet milestone Directed by the mother. Mike free aged 27, sa a psychology Nichols, it was the Brat of a °tmenot 11 Wnipens 17 Character in o r 21 Ifiver in 20 Virginia 22 Price 24 lindle strap 26 Ficlam.itions ii 9(atrh.asof fish '7h1 cites. many super salesmen. as N On the br i 31 %eirder 7i Heluthint 38 tuet -Two t nstincr tt:rn battle site I I In-ight Football. for ts Time TV h cskiflhlsfathtafld 8-9 CBS THE WALTONs himself up and/ joins abduct his mother. fie enlist.s 'The Fawn" Almost like a Walt posing as a cop-hater. Caine to help him find the 9-11 30 CBS THE CBS ouflaws, release his mother, salemanshlp. And the Bible Disney stock script. A tender story about a lawn, befriended THU, : rk I 9A BINH1610la - 49 TrAntpo Icr I1 52 Arrow potum Lost—Ut S She gets rebuff after .1 11Th 6 I Allr,l 1,n, J7 Anarchisti. 40 41 ('srrtk letter 42 Abscond h V_ ;k1i IVIbutch, .'r I Fzhi~il, 12 Peer Gynt's mother, Wk 1 NQ.~_ By _______ il-I : I Tt ticid I= (D t WORRY CLINIC [Shakespearean i 831 Parts Accessories ??-Junk Cars Rtmoved I WH AT YOU'VE BEEN _____ I -Z_ �-_.;_-. 1Ob-Th Sanford Herald 1 Good Thinçs to Eat ____ ________________ t8 Male Help Wanted FnfrcitRabt,anyquInt, '' ' und, fl7$ZP. PefltflCedOnly.graderoperator Annlv 'ri reti '' "' P.)viflQ, Sanford Airçort, Building betwen 7:30 and $30 am. ______________________ ___________________________ YOU PtC urc hIi WCOn beans, 54 bu. Can Farms. La 373O before ii ________ d i". alter $p rn. ____________ _______ S For Sale. Ph. 372 2597 ben 51 30 pm. Lake Mary, FLe ___________ _________________ 1) ____________ InstructiOns J Steman.Clerk. Prefer ci periencedmaninlumber,ing material, or hardware. Good pay. Many fringe benefits. Including realth and accident insurance, holiday ard vacation pay, and profit sharing, Call Gregory Lumber. 322_________ 00. _________ __________ : ______ ____ ________________________ 1 ______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ________ _______________________________ ______ _____ _____________________________ _____ ____________________ ___________________________ * f ________________________ ______________________________ ______________ _______ _____ __________________ ______ ,______ ___ ___________ ________________ _______ - _____________ - -._: I /,,.., 4 4 1':r m ' _______ d wrkinn t$ _________________ __________________ import cars Ap1iy in person. ,,Lak Davis, Bill Baker VoIs.w,gan 3219 S 1792. 'I. - Service Station At?enønl. no cx. : 7 lot's Lemon Bluff. k , purchase agreement. For details, Two bedroom duplex furnished call J(an Carter, Assoc. aoartment. 4220 Orlando Drive, Sanford Roberts & Gilman ________________________ SANFORD HERALD DetiveryMin. Apply 903 We's? 3rd SI Slumberiand AVAILABLE _____________________ Catoentrrsandhelperstortraming, Ph. 3720433 between 7;3fl.:3O pm. 9 - Realtor rern Park -- BY OWNER-liew REAL ESTATE, REAL TOP Forrest 3 bedroom, I bath home in excellent Yard Min-Mt hive' or be able to Park. get a chiuff,xjrs •41cen5-good 30 Apartments Rent Paylon Pay. many tringe beewlits in Busnes now grossing $60 per week. Unfurnished clvding health ano eiccid,i' in Excellent potential foe' qv.ck Qain Realty, 332 1)01 - wrane,, vocation pay, hohday-s, vth an aggresSive simple and TWO be'oorns, I bath, wall to wall ?4l0Hiawatha Ave at 1792 and profit sharing. Call Gregory carpeting, drapes, central heat sales program. Lumber, 3730500. air. Fully equipped kitchcn DB.ry, 2 bedroom, glass porch. carprrt, utility room, adults, no It like'S tWO hOurs tO rOn with dishwasher. Call Mrs. Welders Fitier's ____________________________ pets,! yr'slea!a.$I6Qper mo plus I mon/h's s';urity. Ph. 441 *133 INTERESTED? Mechanics- Painter . -x nan, no exijereence 301£. Firs? St. Sanford. " Furnished - furnished, adults only, no-.pets. -.--'--. i, or aner 1, - shade and fruit trees, fencecj $I&IOO Investment Property - - / Realtor, 323-5134 •• Groomer. Profe'ssion& only. im mediate openina, $150 gi.erante'e Ph 377 5737, -_______ ACREAGE Realty, 322 2610 pli.*att'ia Ave at 1792 ____________________________ WE SPECIALIZE In (ommerc;; and industrial properties Sec US or choice locations. . NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS Ill DEMAND. SELL IT 2 Large Lots On •• . * * * * Pets and Supplies - D.: P'i'hijrids, A t C '71 .,1,i!,r., bls ci * tan, aiso reø, Sire 7 lbS *0' "..d, shots 565. Animal Haven Grooming 1. Boarding 4. 5'S? s HERB'S TV Hrs 1:30 5'OOTuej Sat, Atsosomeevenings III) S SantordAy, 322 i;i.. ________________ - 1 • NOW OPEN FULL TIME SPACE HEATER CpodCortjon$3 377 71l1fer Household Goods - - - - .- * * * * * * DOG HOUSES P4ew,large&smal 200iAdamsAve ' ,,. ' :' , ''r'4'A-,,.'I :.' ' • .. 0,, , ' i74 • e 10'.)' Open Road Camper Good condition. Complete, Phone $ San or 373 $777 ____________________________________ ' • .,:, - 16 • 1. ,, i ° -. * •' Auto Repairs Parts.Accessorios - i'. - ' " Au.. • - - Gksz-Mb,'or's ________________________ Central Air Conditioning For free " 78 - * ANTIQUE Motorcycles 19/0 Honda. 115 CC, good 321 2699 after 5. AUCTION * Friday, Nov. 9th, 7.30 p m. (.argc load of fine furniture arid antiques from New York City consisting of: 9 piece satin wood bedroom suite, wicker fern stand, I pr'ce wicker •,"-!tee tab:e, Chippenuoli' COSISCIe labl, 6 It wooded Indian Larken desk, Duncan Phyfe love seat, several Chippendale bedroom suites, wicker rockers, S piece silver tea set, wrought Iron ball tree, picture trames, unusual 3 piece Carved living room Suite' With faces. 11 pt'ce walnut dining room SUite, old Morse chair. 'eather to tbie, 'rtuP'ngr'y French clina e.ahnrt. stool, mantle' mirrors, gate p'so leg table, teakwood Screen. marble top French n.d hole's, 2 piece uictoriin bedroom suite', cut glass, oak rockers, lots more furniture and misceII,.-..'. numerous to mention, Open all week 9 S for inspection, Cone early and browse ,srrront tf you r,sr thn.Q to sr'II cit Cons go, call C,.,. ViJiIIi'Ul, J3 IVV Suzuki, 1971, 90CC Good Condition, $250 63$ )CUlafteri. ________________________ 3 Wriret Scat Tracker, $135 S mos old, excellent condition, good Christmas gift 373 164) A A A AIIPT flM i'i.rt.ri, flUtJl VII Sanford Lake Mary -- - 19 - - - furn,stied Call 32) 0)10 i t,ecir ••• bds cleaned & edged to per. a-..---.-vi.vn. .___._ siaiist. on _ reauest only r'e' esthiti. 332. - - ,_ uianuyueuuiu uummum COMPLETE AUC ION SERVICE . . -P.510 covers, Carpoe'ts screened Handyman RepaIrs,w,sp,clati,( small jOO Call Ralph's Home porches, pool enclosure Service. repairs 2Spt.ofl __ - .. . 'Muctioneering Servlce4 - -- MOwING " Buy, sell. consign, opprarse. or specia! s.cIes out of anything cI Wn erMob4l:Hmi) & TRIMMING MOWINGS(RVIC _________ ______________________ Ples. Terriers, Spaniels, master allbreectsgrooming.Tinytoystud - - - - - 322423$ ________________ Realtors 13OIW.Føirbanks Family parks 3315 Hwy 1192. WE TAKE RADES Sanford,)?) 19)0. Day, Wk., Mo ---_______ - 6457333 - 107W 1st St. - I&2 - .ifl(Irt,,U'flf.s Heilrnii;i , • (efl'ra! Ih'(II %. " Pnl(Ik' - Piii:. or hr Young nun !hthmz Allma.ss,rvhc, 33232)5 Call for free evaluation $3) MA Sam. 35 room for diddy SANFORD REALTY FIL*IllineGEAppIiances 25115 Frencn Ave DiiyS 332 lfl? - - cos • WoUld Ike aflp',ei' furniture sell Quickly with a _____________________________ classified ad. Pug Puppits. AKC Reg. StudServlcaAvallable 3321299 Garage - Rummage - - AVERAGE MILEAGE 6,000 TO 10,000 MILES ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES 1'65 Inl.rnat.onal 5.r.oi,t I wheel urve $500. Ph. 373 7211 after A pm 1962 Ford Dump Truck Good Condition, $750 Phone 32271i5 -_____ 80-* ______ "The Little Dealer *AMC - - Sanford Ph. 322-1055 JEEPS* * Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17.92 AIflr,iri * Sales _____________ ____________ - ________________ --.-.. _____________________ .arsge Sale-All day Sat.; from IS Sun.. 499 5. Elliott Ave. Sanfori. Magnovz Coniole HiFi, $75; RedwOOd Settee and Rocker with foam CuShini, 515 377 *164 Boats & Marine 55 __________________________ 67-A - .' , T Trailtr hot for rent on canal. St Johns River near Mullet lake Park Older couple preferred 77 5)57 alter) ..- ' . -, 495', tSt t - 5iF'7IOi'1 322 ?35 Appliances JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale' prices Jo;lyCharIieguaranteein. writing lowest prices in Fla. Gormly's. E. 44 past Beardall it -PR tracks. Wanted to Buy . - - - WHOA Don'Ithrowawayusefulidlv stems. Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372 2611 and askng for a friendly Advisor 69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded Nothing down, take over, cal' dealer, 323 62)0. OUT - .- - -.--- - - - French Ave., 373-7960. - 1973 *50 Fiat Spider, under warranty, sacrifice. 323-0100. One 1972 rnini.Puome two 1973 mini. homes Save plenty on these specials See them now. New World Travel. Hwy. Il 92, L OflQW ood *34 9424 t969 Datsun Sports Car, 1400 Series, Convertible, top condition. Cal! 372 7111 after S. , . 6$ Ford LTD 10 passenger wagon factory air, Make offer. Ph. 372. Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pick up. Phone 373 5700. .;.;;s ' Care ' Repa rs, pemc4eMfl,t6 Inc. DR YWALL.SPRAYING p I Pi.ITI k11 . & (formerly tlarre'tl's 6e°p'ook) %19E Pine 337 1,7 47 Bu AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP ' ' Houses for Sale I I '6SVW CONVERTIBLE Plothingdown,takeover -. Call dealer, 32) 6230 Insulated cover for any short bed pick up truck, $75. Ph 327 15*1 - poRsotIMARINr ti 7977 li 377 5961 - _____________________ ----.• ---- ----.-- - - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lt'ppricespaid,u%ed an, crndtori 6.41 $116. Winter Purl', ________________________ Bicycles ____________________________ 69 Stamps-Coins washers. Dryers. Ranges, Refrig., Boys Schwinn StIngray. 20' I .TTT'JT mu xcii iagr iiver coint. 139.93 up. all makes. Banana seat, high bars. Metallic con ac us irs eas y U Myers Appliance, 210 Sanford greto & chrome. New condit. Sihvf coins .ao. Ave. 3232937 3772661 .Aon..Fri. 1:30-S. CENTER I0, W 1st 3231357 __________ ______________________ . 1973 Buick Century The biggest little worker you ever saw 2 & 4 Door Sedans, fully equipped lease cars, Only 6,000 to 10,000 miles * WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL - n - ______ L.LLt1L UaiLIL 'U ' Fern Park SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED '' GULL L? LE ¶?LUT work, etc. Call ,Ierr;, Concrete New Shingles tacked On by square Free Estimate ________________________ best the market today," In Pasnting_..int,ricr i. exterior repairi roofs painted freehoesest experienc estimates 373O7 ozjnn BULLDOZER WORK - ..._..._ ew1ng • j, ,,. ' Q.J, Tahitian gold with white vinyl roof power windows power brakes power steerIng, AM. FM stereo, auto air temp. show room clean-one you will be proud to have in your drive C fe 'f$ Brand New 1973 Electra 225's Rivieras _____ ( 1 1, 'So ' ;';- I "Dollar for Dollar the Subaru is the economy car value on advertised brand with full factory guarantee 1199$ cashorteryl% reQ Inspect and teSt at Unit Sales, 3550 S Orange Avc . Ortondo Mon Fri 9109 Sat 910 _____________________ $ with air or by t'and Licensed & 37) (333 I I G. L. SPORTS COUPE AutQrflhtiC, AM FM stereo, power disc brikes & steering, spilt seats, vInyl roof. These cars have very low mileage, extended warrant) 1$ months, 1*000 miles wher, quality ''r United ---- 'T TO CHOOSE FROM 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN "DEMOS" 97) SINGER zigzag sewing macames, (7) nev'i' been used T$ee ma:hiries save built in controls for zig zag, buttholcs 'IJ .s'vs 4 blind stitch, fancy patterns. mOnograming arid1 tanks, balls ac*c1,tiOnc,e° Free estimates YOUR CHOICE -J • heater, 140 3224*35. nurr'rj - - FreruchAve,3fl-4j02 ______ ______ -. .-'- CASH 3324132 ...SPECIAL... For used lurnilure, appliances. Furniture5ale Thi5 Week toots, etc Buy I or 1001 itema Bargain prices E sample: Baby 71' Cubby Cabin Sportuaft-'49. ItO Larry's Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave - tip. Meet 10. Depth flnder-C.B crib Compirte, $1S. New tables,)) Ski's-plus more $1500 MuSt sell Lash buyer for used articles. lur pci off p p.m. Animal Hivit and Boarding B PUCK ER ' ._ ° valencia Court North. MOdI Open lapm daily On site ph.Jne 323 7010 - . P.'ut SeII-I970 Nova $1350 DEMONSTRATOR SALE Feed 68 Equipment With The Big Savings" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Orlando 647-8878 JIM LASH _____ Autos for Sale ri 11,0 ,4SI t,,,, Motors, arid Jeep vehicles, Set' DON BALES SanfordMotorCompany Travel Trailers __________________________ Rug and pad, Karassan Estella, Carport Sale-I33.S Summeclin. Sat. moth proof, 12 * 15 ft. 2 yrs. old, & Sun 9 a m. 7 p m. Antiques 6. $773. Clean, Call 661 6171 after S Misc, Monogram wall furnace uSed year, complete with tactcry drum DL. -- - - Attic lnsuJaijo, 3 be&oom 1½ oe' two baths alt Mobile Hone Lots - Ifld _____________________ - - -- - 3 ntw 3 bedroom, 7 bath tories Many extras Good location I çr ' Home Improvements Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive, 332 1567 . Bleed Dog Training Academy Have classified ad! 2 Bedroom mobile home available Oct. 21 and? bedroom collage. No alcoholic .3everages, no pets Crnp Sem,r,oie. 32? 4410 - ______________________ Have your heater serviced tot winter, Call Geneva Htg. I Air, 34 Mobile Homes Rent -- . 0 Appanceg KULP REALT _____________________ - DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self contained. Nothing down, take over. Call dealer 323 6230 _________________________ ____ ____ carry rnortgagC m t'iou As Lonj As Supply Lasts - Trucks and Trailers -.-- FM Radio, $ track tape deck. Sanford Sewing Center, 307 E First St., Downtovvn furniture and appliances Plus 52 special sales (watch ads) - Shrubs, trimmed b. shaped. Flower ll0Magnolia Ave. ______________________ area 2999 ____________________________________ Hwy. 436 & 37 92 2 Small Lots On CanMl. PRKE - 190 N. Hwy. 1797 Longwood, Fla. Basset Hound, AKC, male, 1 yr. old, -.-- PUDL IC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TVs, Miscellaneous. New and used lawn SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO. e'st,mate. colt Carl Horrl, at SEARS in Sanford 3fl till ______________ 75 Ft. Into Wekiva River. Owner Phone. Equipped with radio, heater, automatic trans., power steering & brakes, air conditioned, vinyl top. Theanswerto"Wha?tod.',.sti Sell it *ith a CtiiSitrJ old Car Ad • * - Il Volt Auto Batteries $11 95 REEL'S BODy SHOP ll09SanfocdAvenue • ____________________ * _________________________ matc7ing tables, Zenith color TV. Travel Trailers -- •'•u'. . . S 6476' Camping Trailer for Sate Can be seen at ClubDiamond.O#Bary ' :.,' - 5' 322 6972. Air Condi-tionthg' CLIFF JORDAN 1 Bedroom furnished _______ * . WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BALL REALTY buy sell trade SANFoRD 311315 E First 36fl 117w. Firit St IBEST VALUE. Convenient and 'harming, lust ra'0fl • -.________ Upstairs large 2 rxm apart. ment, I blocks from downtown, $120 month. $10 damage deposit. 3220711. -.-- ----- U.S. 1797. 259 ft dp Call Bob Leigh, DON PAGE AGENCY. DCLAND, 731 9647 - . 4FORD CLO.fi IN Nice) bedroom house tot rent * :, ç Or;c _____________________________ Orlando ____ _________ - - 7610 Hiaw.i,pia Ave at 1197 ____ ,.,It 6 borne Iiin room sets aiIabIe. Cash or terms. United $125 3220011. Miscellaneous For Sale completIng 4 new I bedroom homes with narari.. a. carpeting. Located on a quiet na to shopping and schoots. w down payment. Only 177.500 to $74,250 '' 5',', '. • 4• ..:c.11.x_. ) ui # ASSUME PAYMENTS On deluxe Hecchl zig zag 3 ne*'dle itbon, built in buttunholc maker with designs. Pay $31.50 or 6 RETIREMENT Pa yto _______ ' ' a 3 Reduced for quick Cash sale. - 1 flecroom garage apt., water 33 Houses Rent Furnished Meat wrapper Sdav we-s. Frno. benefits. Apply Rich Plan, 1 W. 13th St., Sanford, RIYA Apartments Rent I. ' 'I - NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - I . __________________ - area, Fla. room. Call 32) 7107 after 3pm 170 Lake fir,nle Dr between 91 p.m - 31 Enterpriset Inc., Bldg. 13), Sanford Airport, I •.m to 430 pm. 3750411 necessary. Must have au?cwnobile Many benefits,$day week. Phone 337*323 or contact Mr Fraasaa' ______ 44 children accepted. c:.aii 327 company, vacatiorn and holidays P''d Good starting wage, many ico advantages Contact Starline •1 LOCATION FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for sale or lease, call us. Great RETIREE INVESTM(NTI BuildIng includet 3 attractive apts. Will make nice residence with good rental income, 121,500. 2Bitdrooms. 211$ Orange _______________________________ Ph 3320771. '. a .('COct'rri , ___________________________ __________________________ ii Auction GEO. WILLMER ASOC, REALTOR $316900 alter 4p.m. ISoSw.2SthSt, Help wanted male of femaIej' perience necessary Fiberglass 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. arpetinq & LOAN MANAGER TRAINEE Young GENEVA GARDEN APARTMINTS Ca11322.2611 .'• : 1 ,.a ,. 'I a.. •S S :. * - ( ••• * , (S 5• Oversized building site, with trees Close to Zayre Plaza. Zoned RI 13.000-less for cash. - ASCCOflveyOr'slnc, $Y7N.l'f*'y,477 _______________________________ -Longwood. £34 . * 'S• a REALTY 5t Iohn's River Acres 1 mite irs! of Whitehair Bridge, DeLand TermS 9017346991 __________ _____ '.1'. •• i'C• - - .- --------__ acre w000eo tracts t'aved road _________ -ã S Ark. 7210). PERFECT "SanIod'sSaesleader' 'is _______________________________ Mobile Homes borhoodwaltto*ailca,pet,lang, 0 local and National MIS AC TAKE TRADES REALTORS 734SParkDr, to*nr,ouses West 25th 51 at Hotly CHARMING. LARGE OLDER Ave Rent Starts at 5725 3725661 HOME, S bedrooms, I baths, 04 617 0590 paneled dining room, central heat 1 room furnished, private entrance, and air, with hardwood bath and parking. Call 3fl.77) Nice I, 3 & 4 bedroom hovses for rent fireplaces, on corner lot. $24,9, Area ir.ctvde's Gene-va, Lake Har n'ey, Rest Haven and Mullet Lake BEAUTIFUL and many other extras. Only 133.900 Greene, Inc. 3n.i - CHARMING 3 bedrooms spI:t plan parquet floors, some carpet. electric kitchen counter, 137.500. egress to Lake Harney, Also has ,a,, ' Sonsom '- I ____ CORBEl]' ' CHOICE 3 bedroom, I, bath, wall .-'i. (a'.rl, iirapj, stove, refrigerator, garage and fenced $21,700. Kingbc'rry3 bedroom,2bath. Centralhoatand air. Rang,, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpt, Lot 161 a 6$'. VA LAKE HARPIEY EXCLUSIVE and Conention.al financing. Ph AREA-NICE 3 bedroom, 2 bath 460 n excellent condition on small 0 Mobile Home flank R)%,tsc, For Sale iS to choose from eu jj _________ RECONDITIONED Refrigerators, -. Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Dc,l' F 'r1.¼00d tOr 5I by the ½ cord or Washers and Dryers. 'JARRANTy cord. 135 9959 alter S p.m A1 S1ZCS and models. w speru, Free Delivery, 3 bedroom, front kitchen. 1) x " speedS, and Slaodrd blk .'.'uTESIDE APPLIANCES, 644 air, 12150 Call 332.4299 between 9 'ADDLE EQUIPMEPIT.BOOTS 11111 available at Firestone Sto'e, Cal Wi"stern Wear, Save a, the Old 322 024.1. ____________________________ Cnvral Western Shop. 17 n, i n.' INVENTORY REDUCTION Freezers S at Deflary. _______________ SALE I ________________ 61 Building Materials "'lily to ChooSe' from Dick's The bass is out of town buyIng new UNITED FREIGHT SALES has lu'? ;.pnliance Sales & Service, 7617 S - _____________ tome's and the old ones mul go .'it P4r I urnUr For Sate recv'ived a lr qç A',i' , 'iffurd, )J Shipment * - I t.( ,iri'J ni 191) sttrco CQfl5OlC ' I 1MOR L WASHER, par l, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373 5420 and components. Some have built. service used machines SoOFrenchAve 3J3OrIanctoDr nStrackandGerrardt,ntable; P.tOOUEY APPLIANCES. 321 -' -. 373 3200 3235500 6? Prices start as low as $99.95 for Lawn and Garden in consoles. $19.95 for components, ________________________ Mobile fame for rent or sale Cash or terms. United Freight Pre Chrltrnas Sale on floor model KAC TUS KOR PAL, 755$ Sanforc 7 Br. Trailer 1260 Sales, 3550 5. Orange Ave., Ave. Nvit to Horse & Rider Ph. 323 Whirlpool Appliances. Come in. Orlando. Mon..FrI.to, Sat,9to Ciclus, pottery & special plant,' see thorn Big Savings Geneva ___________________ ___________________________ Sptcial this wed only, 60x17, 7 Heating & Air Conditioning Serv ______________________ _________________ * bedroom, Carpet, shutters, many FOR SALE: Make Offer: Rugs, 3094 Orlando Dr. 32' 3431 .__.. rnlIgist!!2ntfcr P.ti! extras. $4973. Place Home. PI-eth, lamps, çictur,s ouog. -.. . . r Al i ucoroom cairs 32) 6099 ___ '.3 rVRadso-Stereo Estates, 7 on iIOrth renI Blue lusireElc-c?rcCirpe$ 44, BEDROOM SETS. I-Itt reCeived Shampooer for only •l per day s3 no - - -TELEVISIONSETSS2SUP ___________ i piece CARROLL'SF'JRNITURE. ______ room sets. MILLERS ____________________________ includes dresser, Cht, bed & . Roberts & Gilma fl ..,.lh quippea '. a:r. FICtIdI shallow well, covered patio and 0ttr extras. 132.500. FinancIng available Condition? Esceitentt Beautifully landscaped, too 4 1100 E 75th SI * antord m Ml ___________________________ SANFORD ' RE.SLTCR After hours 3779254 327 3991 322 Extra clean rooms & e'fficiencej By day. week. month. 372.45,1 GENEVA TAFFER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lfl199) 1919 S French • Sunday. 3227)71 or 377 1196 SOMETHING r ii nice? All iOlW 1st St. tight! Lef us jou this 113 S fl 3 hot., 1½ bath, FHA. low down, or YOUR PARADISE assume and move In. Holland Realty, Broker.Own,r, 3717075. Sanford AIrport Road area, a bedroom. 7 bath, with large pool. .1 çri • ,tf' t •lfl i;lliflg 4' pcI morlgage. To inquire, call Lillian Campbell, Ste ii stro iii 2521 Park Dr. 332 3116 COnvenient to ShOpping area 139,300 1100 mo Call 423 166). HOME RENTALS-broker--9 to, j' $34 7567 • n 13 years you cart thit Clean 3 bedroom freshly pantecj masolry home. Only 1)5.700. s.soo dOn, $130 month Call today. .i !DYLLWILDE EXCLUSIVE BEST BUY IN TOWN Is thiS 1 .nc Realtors Lsngwj room,2bathoncornert wi'h climate control, nice landscaping Threi beoom, 7 'bath, carpet, 1t good condition. Only itlllty room, brick home. $100 5)6 000 If ou're Piiup h.r! r.: fl 1.i3 .1, ... ..-. i'-v 0*t' is I,) yujt5eIf 10 n'Qftgj,cJe balance. tt1S hornet KULP REALTY Elmer Bakalla, Inc. 0 * 0 Free and Clear 830.5500 Till We Succeed!" . Art by . . S .•. S Slemper Agency Realty -----___________ child. 1170 mo $100 deposit, Ph. 3777911 ____________________________ - is.., we Don't Stop and air, two car garage, fenced . Urn!" In The Herald' s Classified Ads Let a classified ad hel' you Clean out your attic, garage or basemen, - OF A KIND Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973-118 -___________________ Ider. Sanford, 1 blo LIIIC Monroe lbr., city water, no city 11*. Call 322.1603 am. 73 30, Orlando 293 5459, THIS CAN BE ':1rOr) LL',lOi1i 'ut t:rnc ri center Oivnecs spareil no expense when being built. Wanted omtort, now health forces sale Price reduced to $19,900 Near 436 East t invest, fully returnable, call $00). IC tPiLTY ('ie and a quarter acres, with 3 .. 20 Male - Female ____________________________ JOHNNY WALKER J1IO4l The Sanford Herald THE BORN LOSER Houseslor Sale 2 story, 3 bedrms 1 . atns Spanith. For teal living Ofl cold *nter nights, a 23 II paneled 'amily room with fireplace, large kitchen, formal dining room, tated on 7 lots, carpets, all this an oven more only 135.900 Some termS or refinance 3 Bedoos. I'a baths. Iik Large lot Sale price s27..000 CIISPI assume IIS,oOOmtg rv'lOflTniy payments, $15193 i' ctud everything Call Ms CrosS COUNTRY CLUB AREA BeaUtifUl Riverfront Acrc'ige for sate, $2500 per acre - ONE Country 3 bedro.m home. Central heat 6nd air. 15,000 do, assume mortgagel 5 ,4,300. Phone 373 lu" _____________________ u!.s!orSale Brand new 7 or .1 bedroom townhouses. Choice lotatlont No car needed for shopping, schools or churches Wall to wall thag carpetinu DshwMhCr, dspaI, range and central heat air. Hurryt There's only I of each. 3fl. eI Registered Broker 373 $170 ____________________________ 817 W. 1st St. "1Stop Sanlorci, 'a Di's 37? 611) N unts 322 54:74. 372 7351 ________________________________________________________ _________________________ 1) 327 61'. AfIer 3.332 1111 REALTY CO. Reg Broken _______________ KAAPARTqENT ill W. 1st. St. * HousoslorSule JACK R. McCLURE BLAIR AGENCY G.G, Blair Broker A J PenninglonAssoc 323 7710 Home _____________________________ UNDER $30,000-' New attractive hrdrcom hu'. COflvefliCntly / _______ son to Sanford Sunoco Service, I-a and West 16, Sanford. -------- Say It Where They See It.. - Beautiful lakefront home, 7 bedrcom. I bsth. Wail to wall carpet, air Conitioned. float house and dock, garage. $)7.5i) er will carry mortgage at 1 p 10 Acrts with 7 irobile home'S, ()fl now rented, space for 3rd mobile home, PaLeika, FI 830-5500 AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE :vALONApAp.4p Realtors SEASON TO BC JOLLY. Earn lnc ADULTS NO PETS Lcngwooi _____________________________ ritra money for gifts as an AVON 114W. 2nd St. :i representaIiveinyo,.rspar,tin,e MEN OR WOMEN II, you are Call 6443079 tere-sted in earning 51,000 per 37 Houses Rent Man to work. in scrap yard. Full or part tame. Must have chauffeurs license. Kessler's Junk. 110 N. oom wooa irame riome, targe O.akshadttretl.?adlaCCflt lots for It Seminole County 6 cop--$57.5 PrsingHome3)3 Bay Ave.. S.nlon'd. 41 I itra nicebrlck 3 bedrm . ii bath. near Elern. school LIQUOR LICENSE: Orangecounfy 1 COp----t%O.000 cash '"c -- I HousesforSale 'u Looking for livestock buys? Place a low cost classified ad for results _________________________ terVs, ________________________ - p in. USed ar mechanic, excellent pay t'.urses As, KIICbn help, part : 4 by Gifi Fox inveStment in a Classified Ad will Ma1c lady to work in sand*Ich•Ice Forrest Greene, Inc. _____________ bring results. _______________________ cream shop. Apply in person to ______ _____ i The Big Dlp. 213 French Ave., Realtors 1301W. Fairbankt _______ __________________________ 645 233) after 2. WE TAKE TRADES ______ 13 Travel Agencies _________________ ____ Maid. Full or part time. Apply in '.-'t caSh buyers for a smiil in FLYING CARP[1 ious c person to , rstmt'nl Place a lo Cost .'rIne ticketS, Cruise an Tours classiI,cd ad for results at oeici.i rates. 303 Semoran Blvd. (9wy 436). *31)323 CAVALIER MOTOR INN _____ ________________ ___________ ______ _______ _______ . COIN LAUNDRY--COIN )'CO 5 17.92. Sanford 14 CLERKS-S Orlando area Norrelt DRY CLEANERS r r - ' . '•. "r'ri ,at er ngç f 'l 2li Lee UU • Winter Park, Fia. locat at L. 25th SI arid beverages. 322 4170 Ph. 647 $111. Palmitto. LOw down payment. ____________________________ _________________________ easy to qualify, For information S It-B RN for weekend relief, day thU. 040 ?M Call Gea. Caheio, In Winter Park, 18 Male Help Wanted Pleasant working conditions at (305) 444 177$. or write to Mills -Lutheran Haven Nursing Center, "Sir, you have been selected as one of 10,000 humani. K stchen help w.nted, nights or Pearson Corporation 592S Carrier Oviedo. Ph. 365 34.56 between 7 Weeftend dyI Ideal part Virre b St North St Pete, FIa. 33711 tarians who will rehabilitate___________________________ me by contributing Si!" am. . 7 p m Jugcc i or Over. Apty in __________________________ person, Bahama -= Wanted RNs and LPNI. Apply in INDEPENDANCE 31 Apartments Rent person, Sanf3rd Nursing •n 41 Houses for Sle D:d you c.er hunk iii i,q'.nq in Wrt',ery "''' 'S Cnn.alescent Center, i , .,. Furn$sfled business for yourself? We have a I -American Wood Prodvcts, 179/ Me'tonville Ave. Sanford. C A Whiddon. Sr * Broker nice' flower S"C' &:",s cper,'r.g I Hii.e I ti.-tr'u.i,.1 Ira... s... ... " Chart-n ft. Longwood. ________ Ff4 ";", ",, a • •S. r'i, -:........, ______ rice' nthenewUrantl Square Plara ouiet, near stores. AluIt*o. 372 $991 Custodian wanted. Apply at Enter hOme, good salary. Grandmother, soon. The price Is ight, and seller 373 5695. - -ni---- ______ SIDE GLANCES FLf SERVICECOINOPERATED --IWIK KAR WASH available San lord arid surrjndng area. Very low instment. is pci. finaetclng #.n nve5tment for thOse who .tJST SUCCEED and one that provide years of steady iomr Call (Oiled, 3472S'7I62 ____________________________ __________________________ ______________________ Want to b.,y small business or be wortlng prtner. WrIte Box 5)6. ___________________________________________________ ne Sanford Herald, P.O. fbi 1657, Santord, Fla. 32171. _________________________ 19 Female Help Wanted _____ PIAPIOLESSONS - - - Aov,,,nI ncc.keeF'r t$3) up. 17 Week Chord Course oept- no on eiper.ence. An Harry Wester. 373 fl79 ___________________________ derSon Employment S.erv'ce $30 - -. _______________________ . -____ ;4Business Opportunities Pri 3flklS _______ -- Are_YA_Armchair Shopper? Check_TheBargains Below. 9 -__'' -- Thursday, Nov. 8, 1973 ___ * ___________ _____________ r ' • ,, ' __ 9. (12 TO CHOOSE FROM) . bedrooms 2 baths fencing -- golf cart Included *31 7017 - -- -- - - - - ______ -- - - 1 _______ - H p,- ___ I - _____ - ' MOSSIE C m 1 - UNSWORTH REALTY , r 'r eromIcs - s ur) dly -_ - H LA CERAMICS 10' F CrtiryAvs' JOHNSAULSAGENCY - materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRiCATION 373 4473 (I - - ___________ - - - o pal _____ _____ ______________ - ___, ______ io - - - - garage-s In rear Pr.ncv . b('Ifdlt''$ . ,yJ .. BraHeyc'tni I - - - r , -b -' - !' -itrj, I .s r'.#w S 0.' -. ' ". S SI S ___ y -_-. __ I -- rcA : P'f (n9Ott lonor rapc! nrn&1 Small Jnbsv anlrd i y r 3?? III Lii L A i • • 1W ivOrMg i'condmical Call s1ictor-365 3143 0 I' 5-... t L' 114111 i1i i '- tfy -.. - ftiit;a . 115 Fixup Time Hire an expert . V$MI , C " 'Sb 5$ #1 Own Right 10 0 By Cnrysler 73 Lvtad,d luxury Car At Tremendous SAVINGS Every Friday nigrit 7 30 p rn .1 yOu th 510 5th Qf consign call Stan Vermitl,ois a' $31 7020 i:;' *R * NJ Rt, Jnti' Cornrnrca6t FreeFttt.5 P 3 3244;) - U p ' ' The worlds best front wheel drive car. I d }O trdtop automatic 19731'4EW 0 power dIsc brakes & steerIng, AM FM stereo, AM FM stereo full power, auto air, croie control, cruise control, all vinyl $plltseatwithrccltner low interior,vinylroof a steal mileage yearly trades two to choose from p3991 I " f' EMPLOYMENT ACT inform3ton may b' ' . __I 'Y 1h If.rsti I I I (tr2 Ileouty Dr., P 0 Box uY'4 "-'o.vt. F' 37A telephone 71) 4-173 clock 'radio 'disc brakes •tach radial tires 'tinted glass high back reclining seats'fuII nylon carpeting - I L I ' -1 I I I -a -' -I S - - - r. - _______ - I PONTIAC . __ - * ENDICOTT PONTIACRUICK 2933 O4ardo Dr. (1792) Fern Park 1ORD ____ I -I I I V I U - • I i _________ -. ___ - p 11 LULLi Lu,rEalj Hwy. 436& 17-97 r1 _________ ana more extras at no greater charge to you, LLLLL DISCOUNT U Stanctardat no extra cost,., No wonder some people call the Subaru the Japanese Cadillac. 'This NEWSPAPER doe'1 nt knowingly OCCP HELP WANTED ADS I 6 sndicae a preference SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typesandsiz5 Werepa,r 5 S1INEMACIlIp "''" •, UI Ul MAITLANDFLEAMART l94)Hwy 1197 OpenSat ISun 95 WELLSDRILLED PUMPS . 1972 CHRYSLER 19QN llwv Il Longwood ' ______________________ uriIIinj '3ICK JOYCEWLLLDRI - '" r..irdi.n&I .i.',n 'ervi ''' i i i.iii4 tdg5171 i'rnsvi'ng rfe stReasbl.A,ter) ATf n UI HOdges 1. Griffit Land Cleari Ecaatç,9 & Grading Pa 3j Orwin's Fast de'Pcnddble . I sax Draf'4" , roof, drlveway, A ln.rcing plan IS avOliptIle ta rr#r lxi T .. yard care fl-1 ' - exte r ior - COGBUR FENCE CO PH 630374 maintenance monthly - C(NCRETE PATIOS F' . These TownhoUse's ore sold under the condon,lnlum ownership plan The - CEtj Olh,r tc 1i . ' - - front with a LIcor, - - Double garages courtyards mans ______ ' 1 *PUBLIC AUCTION* _________________________ '" -- ' United payments avilsble F'r'igh Sales 3550 5 O(ai5Q(' FrI to 9 Av Orlando p,. St 9 to s - ,*estnurnn ' Classified Ad will Gutters I Dow,- S00V$ F(hAv. '332 9j SERVICES UNLIM1T 0 IIANDYMAP, %tithes built in buttonhole blind KIRBY "ACUUJ' ClElpiEp OtIl IUltic%ij,cj Sales & Service in Sanford Open , S. Mon Fri Sat 9 I !O7Wy st Ph 37361)) ROSMetal 0t'e 21114 Oak Santor 377 iIllday,337 04$Svye 3777443 BROKER ASSOCIATE si . Let actats,f led ad help you teanou yrur Attic garage r arstn,'d BATEM.AN IV7OKER - Cos Thursday & II ? rg JI)&Sit3i,5l1 Luuirv 1 - Thret besS-ooen 1', bath horrie carpeted let ced yard large util1y she'd in rear payments - ---------. - ---.--------__............. PN,320fl1 �- - _______ ____ wl I mrL Is ir ___ __ 160M 1r3JJJJJ .XY - __ ~1 - - I i Lr- --- _.._____ __ - _ .-_______-'_:,__._,:,_ -~-_ I. - __--~--~---~--------~--~-~=~~____; ~~-M - ___~~ - - __ ~~_--=_ _. II ---~--~~-----------.I . __aP_iA _ ,54. - .-p.,,-,; I __ I ~ ______ . i I SACR4MEM1 ThC __ A _____ __ __ - 9 VVId 1I AllI Ilie rc no sign of -' pascu men prepared to _ vwl I EVO George Stua 1/ Sometimes II Sometimes w illlilil!ILW scuba ta life rt the I __________________ // u ordered feet, they waddled Uke - L F / WN MW also open to the sky and a te f he t the side doors, the "i. -- - - __ ~ , ,- - - , (ii mat I*&Ssi irr Aflt in r*TflOv crrnMnc JL.iuiiu.., IflC,)C MB I'IUI rMuIuni • - _ 1 si Anas. . • - rgt, a small lifeboat in a : !ool down toward it, bracing 11 I i If thc •C neat running down fa and dripping onto the stifling rubber wet SWIS. They didn't talk much- I ____ - ., - - _____ - a Arm #930 , - 01 9 ____ A% 0 uel Crisis 0 . .1 r Vail v • I r an sit seems. Revilrsible lom cus.fil Walnut. Upgrades w 4 #194 mountain climbing, medical I _ I ~ Bbd ____- . 03N PAN #931 ow SW airplane with your weight worth gear into an unknown rce situation ls a fee thing. eY Thdn'tkabcjta1l iii J Costou. u , - I r . -. " I aw . I'Aff - - I .. - Aysill" Is Black. Gal or AmaIJ sfoict"11*8 Price 171.05. cootie ts sa This W..k $ Is (25 111111M IM SWO 0 ) 11 p4m allthdflvessavedonlandas well as sea the 41st I A I 3-SeatSofa #185 ___ few days before 1fl1, and _~ I i - -. uw.~V.al plane, searching for the trapped and injured pilot. The um lur um 6-W , ~_-__ ~_ -~._ - - UW11A( around the PM'3 face as the P- _ - __ ~ _,. I , . — -T7 __ - -I--.-- mariv i EtkMdiN iid.wbs is Mw caming iL UUO Lounge rfisruft- leter, ,#I&. a 1 • Chak #782 L % ONLY \ I __ _____ __.Sx~~_tt_ __ ~~ r:~s_ -1 . VINYL R - M ran I Execute 'lux i. I Lxecutive - - . ___ - - is assistance to Military - - ___ mlssiona involve ci -IL - . ,M- . .T- vr dssk Desipsd I _- - . ~ Ze., I--. = , -*,I -1..'! -;,:; ... -i -;::=-k -- * .--' -- I I - ..~_ 7 - . ., T - __-. . . . ____________________ --__ ______ - +- __ TI ii1I_ - ______________________ -:--- - - -_ . ---- . I ______ _________________ surgery, looted a light plane ashed 50uth of Woodside, Calif., and airlifted a heart areanear Yos for medical attention The I8Oman unit, wth not only the HC-130s but the lifl3 "Jolly Green Giantof ' 1 ur 4 - - um *;In - Ow Puff Puff WWI Vial V%aff & & _ - -_ THIS ___hU kui sIuI irisi lilt. thIck 4' ala "610W " Lytolstaw Was, "A &W kock. A Illchair. 00y 47 Y N .0 I P ' I retnlng anau oveot tt herc Na - recovery crews are am amill the skies desperately, waiting for rescm by the 41st an a mW day ri-tmntly when we took off on one of ;I; W2 two am wat CM 28.32 4 M -= ____ ____ . ~ - __________________ - - - - Executive I call witijin 30 Minutes and C-nn 1. - k -I .. :w . - wtwlcj In three hmjrs - . -- - - prison, further imprisonment will not appealing his wiretaping, bur. - -_ - _____ ' vut~tl_ --__ i= - ~ A r A -, ____ :1 - - - A / I -1 . A&_ _. Ii - I -_A~_ M -1 . mah. - . -. . I tAIL £ a 's t D rom the stlident.3 at II' for the public to heir presentation of The G as M agerie. There'll be three r 'I 'at 7 30 n in Friday. fonunces, a s ta rting ' Saturday and Sunday. in s en , - _e • I ______________ Arm Chair Well, that's what you in,ay be doing when you bran(H hu (,Iflflt(l foxl, CSUi t all you ever clic purchase wlwn you plunk down your 20 cents, rkrorhaterprice is marked on top of a can of green beans ciey bou'ht seseral Heporter ltkh (M IW Il um %%at / #933 um $W u __ All prices f.o.b. our worshoule, but wo will unpack and d*iuvo for small eMitional charge. lll ~f - I ;.i.w NO 1 weightctl with this in1eret Ifl for quite some time. - paying a total of $2,880 annually: tims _____ ___________________________ ___________ -P, - ~ - house"', %Vr'voine to adult hvinil,,. iny i nml' _____________________________________ _______ Another nomination for the nive guNfs, ____________________ ____________________ i" ____ .- 'teeting from Williams' comnmenis. JGOSt said Williams .,,uggested that the Catholic gr Project consultant and then 11101117tgage loan." "M Joost -said he recommend to Bishop Paul Tanner afterwardsI TiC no ea w se People." Joost said that recomniendaltion was accepted. ___ sideration was to have been ;I ~,overnnient-backed -elopfcflt ior Uwer1yich would have required approval e by era ousing Administration. SE\ (.UHFY Joost was quoted as sa ying " The planned development fell IV Gainesville Sun quoted idun of a moratorium sued Jimt as saying it was "quite by ['resident Nixon last ' plain" Gurney knew about the Januar), halting such projects --atso said it consu;tant firm, Southeastern Housing Con. ts sulthno(St Petersburg, had iflSCO ilty refused to contribute to Gur. ney s campaign. mortgage fn of Stockton, . s A' Of Arthng to 4 sto ii 'Dirty Po i ti ca i Trick' TAMPA Ha mAP) A trial tic feated Republican A Kovernment request was said he collected $300,000 for a ongressional candidate has granted to drop a second count Boosters Fund been conuded of dtributing of conspiracy against Insco and is agreed to plead to bumper stickers without at- his campaign mnaaager lianiel '.wo felony charges andguilty testily - - _____________________ \ i ik Gurney I- ---=-- portent, Ilep. Bill Gunter of Young ordered a pre of Gurney's do, to 192 Presidential sentence investigation. Insco k noininee George McGovern. fams it Inaxiinum sentence of flesponding to The herald ltiJack Insm of New Por( me year in jail am)$1,000 fine Was nvicted in a5 stor (gurney charged nonjury trial before U S 4is,iintoii U Index s about a federal District Judge George Young in Area deaths . Ili investigat on into the alleged Tampa Tbursday. iri ge I le government charged r G.;% tund resulted from gross Calendar kreaches" of grand J ury con. Insco distributed 500 bumper tickers in the f Church News all of 1972 saying . 1A f identiality. Mt;overn;untcr.' Classified ads A grand jury must pr t Iosecutors said the bumper OIIU SB with the utmost onfsdentia[ity, stickers rs molated federal thswonlpuzzlt 6A [Kit only to , Innocent del,11011 laws because they Ot-ar Abby 6A ' but to assuprotect UK of the re conmciion arried no attribution suiting I (ram guilty," Gumey said in a brief who luad the--Ili published. Editorial comment statement 'We have seen Insco lost to (punter. a Entertainment A ARC111TECT Carl Gutmann of Gutmiann, r.rosis breaches of this ton- I)ellloc:at, in the general lloros--ope . 6A .. agasli and Matz discusses plans for nem, buildings aL Seininole Junior CoIIL%e with &JC Fifth Congresmoruil I ~Jblic nutims . 4B "The ultimate lwru President Earl Weldon at groundbreaking. innocent people and the conIth kft'nse and prosecution Sports 2-13 Contractor for Phase 11 is Fennel and fusion creatiA as to 11w ju, tit 5A Assiates, Orlando ictiwi of the guilts must rest stipu lation of facts Lfu t Stocks lB --_ -- %estlgation Orlan .Igerdget will be judged on scholastic mchie%cmtnt leadership, poispersonility mu t itits fe w words as possiblt go bark to the third ,.and "eighed the contents. ill Well. ntown Orlando - - - ___ - . Association in Jackson%jl e, said he was told by the former aide. Larry Williams, that although he no longer worked for Gurney, the senator "has T U-WA IWI Ulm Ain Young friend of ours, who is in the process of buying his first house made startling former aide to U.S. Sen. Edward Gurney to scuttle ____ active Only 300 wonls" About What'sIIi With America? To give you an idea of how presposterow% this rcuirumitnt i manti how difficult it 1500 : - project ," e Gainesville Sun and Jacksonville television station award ...to an unbeatable husband and wife team which has contributed greatly to this area—Jean and I)r. Franklin Clontz. Mrs C is an e participant in iifly coimmmnity affairs and the hood doctor's record speaks for iel( wo nice people and 'al i w itt T - __________________ I (ouldn t belice III> L)S..,L!I the prc release for the upcominglililim National Tetn- c*al Off* - L4 If you have anyone you'd lik saluted in this column (If op me a line Jax ________ JANVILIE, Fla. (A11.1 1 The director of an ill-fated housing project in Jacksonville I9,iu With U . S.? .1" follotits..."each mritestant will be requirt-41 t write a 100 word (S IS ('0 (ht siibjt t Wtud's [tight About America." and hc mm Ii By 11 ____ -—~g , -4 . &W Will VWJ Mill .- __ I virl J, ill d I— -______ Swivel ______________________________ l itation * I, . Ai . NA Expl - - .- Z- ~ I ' - I -1 . _...., . T- 1 - McCord will be allowed to rebelong. glary and conspiracy con. nthlnfreeonbondfor15dato Each was sentenced to mm- iction and was not among put his affairs In order ressure From Gurney Aide' - ~_ / Z tv I 01 lw__J~~ W -1, ! ,fi = -, &~!, ,- r_ o~_~Z sik__ _ - =11 ~ - 1~~ — gwz An v Seminole Junior 14 20714152 I - - - . hd - W. - - VAV,W — ~___. ~~ - - *4t C L - * persoc1mInsntrenes birica possibly longer if he does participated in the break-In out tentiomi that McCord serve not choose to appeal. of a sense of misguided pa tr i. less than one year in prism and All four men Benard L. otism. notmorethan live. Baker Eugenio H. Martinez, The four men already have Sirica earlier in the week Frank'A. Sturgis and Virgi1iofl. served more tha n II mnon thsin turned dow- n the six r,en'srarj. Gonzalez already have prison ous motio ns to wi thdraw guilty served more than 11 months The seventh Watergate con- pleas, gain a cq uittal or obtain - ______ no % co+ im ar U" shwt • 192.35. Gui 1s's Pike T 152e7 u on the spelecraft and inimtring the fetv of t crew 45.00 by Litton Industries "J ill ~ 6110 VW I 87 yW-J swt IM Psi Jill W or SKWJ Dub Executive Swivel Arm Chair - - _____ free on bond for 15 days, or leniency. saying Umt the men In Less Than 1 00 Words Cox _1W IM - Im Uqt 4&W — 4 j s ira k - 77 ~ I) (M swe m1w you ---- 1. 1 - I VW WI Wfix ' Os L dab lap.Eamilln Sin — - , Dycityan - ~ " FUEL SIlO RTAGE DISCUSSED ~ —_ 4 L Mpr. Fla Power ' ____ WWI wwi u .Ifl I 11 / Wh 'I - a day, scrambled to get ung hemophiliac in Guatemala, a1rteda ba by Travis Mr Force Base to the San Fran. __________ _. _:, * W __ - - _Z~iAFL1JJ;1_=~ o _. ,_ AR~ _- -i_ 1.11_,JJJJJJJ~_j_ -. L seda - I ____ i__, .,., ,,J It - - ______ J"JJJ km e. V$1 Mtn. - Nop"i _T sizes to -- - 1 -I?n3W.l, ,___11. . - 1___-3N_!~,Zl? 1 ____ _ ...... mob— I iA r PfIl CVPM from frkfim SW high traffic. Thtse are iude I In - - ~O*Z_ - lum4ticto I F.-lical 151.95.6wp stuirl't PT-1 "..n W.; 11111111 kw rem . I - CIeif.tagh-quslitychairmIt$_toshcwoffyou;crp511 as - WU i%w - __ or I Jill SW a Sdasd - - J kzu Mall - t as _., . I* % ' , -' South Amer, as far - - ________ Ill I 11 -: ; 1~~ ~:-. 4"_ 77 1___ -~ ~ MATS I -_-I I building by Dec. 15, 191N, Oferald Photo by Bill Vin- "sm"O""""' I I ~ has saved more than and directly t'!d more than lllll L M110 alive. In R3 21 years, the st.~ ir Aorce'e of 12 ________ - -- -_ i ____ - -- ~_ 1iOv center and book store; facul- 010 1w umsw WWM.Only 41 mhWal Ckeel" ftw BlKi, G&M, Sk. -Q Mill s . 11 -, I - -' scheduled for completion sept i. i, and student MUM- LUWk= Chmi*010q 111V U&Pwy2l. A "sky um 7-w 14 ____ I I •k It took Se% eras >s ior en One of Amrical's Wet "aft tosJ I*,kwwWay 000hUtol Tests M*. Lag* kavity. Tr* WEEK owi Stan ____________ Oi THIS imm"" . irec - JJJ mat Now am slop I I \ I -l _____ I I -- I 19- I Phase If building program. F ie new units will be built at total construction cost of 0 $3,762,062. flealth and Voca- prss stick vi aeka rum far plane sank only minutes after ow sum' the Injured ii was pulled to ~r-1=6" . ___ ____ - * r piane was sinking __________ t zr aw P" AThSen.IriWilso,,pen and notebook in hand, Chata with Dr Earl Weldon, 6ifw. CM Wall I .1 . - GROUNDBREAKIN il I, - ___ p - C ~ '-1 I 'a.- _ ____ sic M a - M. - - am W II 4 . 1A 4 1i2liM accepted 1_ & ,,I - . Afflowiiiii- headquartered at McClellan Air' ForceBas0OmiJetof ii Francisco, flare was the bc of a ________ - um SW Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron - IMP .--, M -Illli__ ~__ -I ~ 7- = - ~ - _ Friday, November 9,1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 am ViAr ____ W M-11--iiiiii-iiiiii I - - - - . r W1W V*11f ck Fkd I I 2 .; mt- ~ I r - ,r: f [I I -AM.- i : I !- . . :.;f_1. W,~ -T--Z . --- - il"L Ae I - --- with that Light COAtemporary took. Gold 11 I;I I - Both men noted ,I current boom in electric ace hea te r i J ectric homi furnace WASHINGTON sales, pleading with tj)e public gations into the scandal, and 'mum of one year and a ma those sentenced today. to notify thu l)0%%,t-r companies terl,late conspir,acir E. llo%kard t it, our Miamians participated JJ of four on C;iLh (It SCV01 Barker's daughter, Nlaria o fsuchpuscsso tha t neig) IIL today was sentencedo a Watergate break-in out of o.uunts, the sentences to run Elena ,Nloffett, angrily attacked borhood transformers do not minimum of 21tt yearsmprison sense of misguided pafri- concurrently the senten ce as being unfair. fined 10,000 while five otism, t he government said. blow out because of una Bernard L. Barker, the "Some one has to go to jail," other of the 'cons ticipated peak 1OdS conspirators re Mcord, who tssened ses Miamirealestate man who she said, 'so they send this ceived much lightersentences eral monthsin jail and cur- cruited three Central In man, a punk, for Mitchell, The home fuel industry The government recom. rently free on bail, was sen. telligence Agency associates Magruder and ultimately the representatives said their mended leniency in the cases of tenced to a term of one to five for the Watergate break-in, re. President of the United States." quotas are based on 1972 James W. McCord Jr. and four years on prison with no fine. ceived the longer sentence of customer orders, with no Miami men McCord U.S. District Court Judge Strlca l to 6 years Miami men already have growth factor, and that no new first of the Watergate con- said he has ten days to appeal Prior to sentencing a govern- served more than 11 months in ri r1. . V;w UIIQI( I I lli . 3enTence Li 1. I Capnce Series i i- I j: , companies could be turd hat by - Sftr;n`J0 wou tkat 4'IWL' j -_ -!P L yI I I I f!---,~ .9" . i , J, 1 . ill 7 .I 1. ,7A : 1 I i A shortage, and the subsequen#. Executive • hr JJt 1 La flower and Scott Burns, i oC L'O and manager electric to.W4 S%W . Arm HJ '1'.' However, according to John _____ __ - . Arrives - Deluxe Reception Room or Executive Offico Furnituro MrAll 0 towi 11.01 1 Qt y i- r- ; k r , ifl sil um mw ' ac Fea d Lre ner i I Many or thea pracn ar wa under todays drutor cost. : ___________________ - - ___ U , *1 -- - ., cst..sq W1sd 1114 (O2Il gi %4&n large sea - - - , ., - -_ . . VAI ni FACTORY REJECTS NOT DISTRESSED lane was approaching its __ wt -V-1- .eis L an ii __ - irec tar eries I _- / • U , ~7j-_~ ,_ - - ti , 'asoIini rationing li) the omIuissloners John Kim speed limit based on fact and ; Spring. II;_ Ilk, only hope for possible told'that it crash program of will really conserve more fuel The national fuel crisis has aertIng of a continuin g fuel oil (M VAR I) oluntary public conservation mile per hour limit arrived in Seminole County, (M ____ VAN c unt) commissioners beard hoard was told, is a joint cold tnter on I present the) would not suggest cutting today, as power and fuel in count> municipal and pri v ate allocation down on street lighting or other ow S%w dustry representatives said no industry effort to change WN rAff Power company represen. municipal security lighting, U-Q MW new home fuel oil customers federal fuel allocations, taking Litives joined with fuel com. after Kinibrough spoke of are being accepted, and ex. into account imnp growth pan) officials in pleading f or county and go vernmen ta pressed lears a flight to the l con Noting that the Mnerican Oil public compliance with servation measures. electric ier industry may Corp palled out of Seminole requcs the> not turn on dish The only optimistic" note overburden that source (ount> in June, taking i ashers, take baths, and othcr received by the commissione rs, (Related story Page 113). CUStOrner 1IIIt1LM*on with it, high energy consumption home I 8 • And , representatives from (ommisslon (h,iirmn.mn Sid uses until peak load hours (10 came from Honda Poer and UWA tun Texaco, Phillips 66 and II and I Vihien said the county will irn a m and 8 p m ) arc past lcrida Poer and laght repre rAll Petroleum companies si! ( inediately begin coordinating it Commissioners said they will sent,atives who said they have automotie gasoline is already light to increase federal fuel oil seek statistical breakdowns ° contra cts which should meet all in a crisis situation, wiffi the quotas. Phillips miian saying his corn In the abse nce of federal ccc if President Nixon's power needs through the pany is predicting national relief, the meeting called by recommended 5rnile per hour sntir Includini' mmnpi't 'rocth only Our mon popur char for the confirinci room, th reception Mn. the office. W&I_ n Stu and Contoud seat and back. fliled with thick loam for listing comfo A qual hiir by Kroehler AvamIab m Acado Black end Gold Manufacturer's price 11440 George /'i Q;~Kx~ ~ - --- _____ - 11) (IIIU \f 1O\ Iferald Staff Writer Vol - SI hibM £Sñ ___ ThePlaneOWedto 125 knots 1"1 T*o No Slintiol Fall LOU came / E . As •. sold th ree-q uarters of them ordered for a customer and wh en they in he did not ty and a quanti caq MW opensideuoors ofUAjrForce ________________ side nks and a 13O .. --r-- - _ arms. - ~ I like the color. Some of these have been unpacLid and usod on the floor L.Irial tomfoo their, alle fair d. final far samples uscal offil Walml Extro Wp W knins II tau Mal we 1 PChUte b_ -' il ) 'A -,~a has more thanSEVEN_HUNDRED upholsted chain - -- _ -, - ivi tans ~ C 9 s chairs, executive swivel chairs, stenographers' chairs. conference chairs, uees. sofes surplus to our needs some one of a color, some a dozen or more . . . that we have accumulated during the last few weeks. iCleanf UZI AM on the open sea their wet Sffl ch n strapped on 15pound packs COfliflIng not only I 'v F- life. ci rcli ng 1,500 feet above, --___- _--.---_ _ - - - -- -- - MIEW00111111 i __________________ L - rle Assi tin . U nits I . I - - - Thursday. Nov.8, _ i Al'or Force Pararescu e :: _~Z7~ _ - ,, ,__ ____________________ 8--iheSan(ord Herald i JIUITIU - - it would take approximately 60 seconds 0 mntrs isasubje4t, don t you feel its worh more t1luin 100 %ords'.' bui I it folks' _____________ _____________ - - __ - -M ______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 08, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 08, 1973. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/61cdb6faf7f13865b6691f57668fb40a.pdf 8de25005f026392ed27b53ecb8c470f6 PDF Text Text 1-- _-._ - - - - - - b---- I. - .- CLLi -.-'=-. _- _j±f1. - • - 18C—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, 1973 (1 Gurney To Keep Watergate 7 WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Edward J. Gurii', It-Fla., said today that despite missed meetings the senator plans to remain a member of the Senate Watergate committee, "The senator has no plans to leav' the committee," said Jim Allison, Gurney's administrative assistant. Allison commented after published reports that Gurney had ceased to be active, functinning member of the committee. The flurry of phone activity, with equally frustrating results, began last week when the Washington Post broke a story showing that Gurney has not attended any of the last eight public meetings of the committee probing President Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal. Gurney, once Nixon's staunchest ally on _____ 0 '$4 i i i i • V I A U w 'T • Ish Wednesday, December 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 108 Price 10 Cents 0 Original Vots u.nd Vour Famil 4 ( . - - - o1i ' da and Heavenly Season. Newsroom Composing Room Walter Gielow Winifred F. Gielow Dorothy Phelps John A. Spoiski David Bryant Jane Casselberry Raymond C. Hays Wanda Kirkman Robert P. Lloyd John V. Charron Francis R. Voltoline Doris Williams Mary Frances Davis Del y P I for public httirinr, ailKI pumibit: :jd)iiig directed ASSIstant County tty. likillicipall.1to 4UVStiu%'%. tile Ralph Hays Sandra Cassels --- Season Reta*1 I I 10 Patricia Jean Patteson Chris Nelson Cynthia Flanders Mark R. Weintz Advertising Wayne Doyle Berle W Black Barbara DiMasi Roy Green H I Keeran Helen Bill Martin - FMAE ., . -=- Sports ' 3 IL %W tow- &L P 1k ip Jeanette Torbeft Harriett Waddell Photography Susan Panning William Vincent Jim Sewell Ken Bumpus oom • LI • Ji m Harr i s - . -. - -- -. ,, , -" - ,' . -Wj . . - ""g.'i — ___ •-'-. . -- HOLIDAY HANG-UP -... . MECHANICAL RAILROAD crsing gates took a holiday rest Tuesday afternoon on SR 46 . . situation existed for over an hour before . Seaboard Coast Line Railroad personnel repaired the safetY devices. Trainmaster M.E. West of Sanford. Disgruntled motorists, lined up at times for blocks, bypassed the flashing i in sight--and criss-crossed the four-lane divided highway Sheriff's deputies reported the mas, opening in August, was dit - Charles Dpartmeril Store I Sanford feels the energy crisis was a big plus in the store's boosted business. "The energy crisis probably kept more s t ( Pressroom .- BY JEAN PA1I'ESON Herald Staff Writer r . r. B urnell Edward Musuraca - Rufus Kersey Leamon Hobart Tommy MrGovern Ch ar ,, les D Frank Allan Cobb .. I 7 I it -.. MIMI! • Ken Krause : -' \' jar r IF 0 . -- . . ---- c- =- __i- - . - - - -- •==.-- 4 -.-----.j.. -- -- ' PAM BROOKE (.i ts ormSw . -- . --a . : .. ' - - A ( Idsiftead. , LIA 311 9A lt.17 Entertainment florusmpe lhkspital notes Crossword puzzle Dear Abby or . Crane out of 9w Editorial ctniniuit ,i 4==, " - ____ _ — - -----------.S: - - -, Soriety Srx)rts State 3B 311 stocks III AA __V ticipated and we did not push sales in (lila area at all," he said Buslness was upor the previousyear,butnot to the - - IV _= / LITTLE JOHNNIE GASKIN With Mrs Henry ahumacher , "arnmnole Mother's,Murh chairman Poster Child Named For Central Florida Weather 411 3B isiiors are constantly amazed at the little boy's inquisitive mind and his endless stream of questions The March of Dimes is constantly improving ways of Johnnit, will help represent treatment for chil&en Uke N't,sterday's high 75 low this -some qusrter of a milhon in. Johnnie. Mw March of Dimcj morning 63 with.Q of an inch of fant-s who are born with birth supports the Genetic Coun. 9A A get 14-15-16A 5A 18A 4h .. Johnnie (askin a llcl) five- his mobility.Johnnie can "We do feel customers were a little late shopping this ar. -ear old, has been nained 1974 scamper through the house hke We had a last minute rush and March of Dimes Poster Child a jackrabbit and his energy is credit buying was at the normal for Central Florida Johnny was not limited to just his walking tk fetsdnull) in or our Public Notices CillmicS 0 'i WILL u-.n:---.=-.--=--,--- . -. - level of 52 per cent of j5" born with bilateral ciub feet. and thus must wear braces in Fleming said, order to walk. He is a resident Ed Fryer, manager of inter (,ardenand the son of new Sanfcrd 7a)re's store ofVv' Mr. and Mrs J GaskmnofSotth Foster Avenue. -'- Area deaths Bridge Calendar a later coltunn. You'd be surprised ill how ninny Seminole Coun tains amnge their schedule for monthly trips into Cunt tr in' I see what's' behind (lit ' ( urt An of ti - INDEX J . ' MATFUF %V ALLEN Putt putt tra in ------ . buy it," Fleming said. 'Chit lig ht ing point before uncertainties I. economy. Basically we had the right merchandise at ffie right tinv and sales on Christmas Eve were up 40 per cent," he CARI.A WALKER Baby doll with bottle THERESA BARRINAT Getting together ower, ~ r -~S_s900 . -4,... , be \1t r c oup le riior questions I was read)- to iii4ikt my first appointment to visit on that in r'l 6 . r . "Yes" '- "L_c I tFAt ------c---.. ... - , Will President Nixon (1 . it -- . ' (Now, don't get excited, . ---------- ___________ XM~ _ .0hv2 r----v- I ___________________ were down, but this was an- tI "Will President Nixon / man ___ .. - ... _____ ____ ___ ___ -. I Le t 's - - • 1. is plentiful here it one wants to - "t'es" Jr. '-' i things. Like the oil SITUATION . - .'-.- , the answers to lots of 1) Stanley Harring ton V. , R V I Friday, Saturday and Chri:itrims Eve," he said "is the oil crisis mritrivedl Russell Gossett OF "hed"Business was very good. better than last h Robinson Kent Phelps Muriel Elizabeth -- ,, 11 Ji - T:tenbaum, - Circulation is blocked off for several days by the untimely construction of . d in Christmas tree. ChrLstmas day," she explained. iust being there with my Mont om 'Ward's Cass"1 got to share Christmas "We have a big party with parentsandnothavingtoworry eme fl) Sstore 0 uP in sa les with someone Icouldn't share it everything Cuban -- the wine, about things at home made it a Gifts are not what make with Last year — the guy I'm food, music and dancing. very good Chrisimas. There over last year. "Business was just before Christmas, but Asforthe A.rabs they oughta Christmas: people are. Or so dating," said Cathy Thiel. Afterwards we go to midnight wasnotagiftleipected!didn'tsoft a sizeable increase w , as be told to stuff that oil up their say Sanford folk interviewed "That was the best gift I got." Mass, and then come home to get," she added. recorded, said Sully Fleming, • derricks, or something, this morning. "Getting together with open the gifts. I got some lovely "8cm' out of 5110W While almost everyone friends ihat was my favorite gifts, but the best thing was my bestp resent,"smiled cris s did i Any o w, Williams, recalling many effect business to any degree. for, tile joy of being with friends Theresa Barrinat,a Cuban who freezing Christmases spent "kids" borrowed some of the ve close and f a mily brought more has lived in Sanford several with her husband at her Viirg rginia. ma, toys which Sauta dropped b). Ev en though there Is a sa tisfaction than any of the years now. "It's our custom to parents' home in Orlando. "We like the Ouija Board, and we gasoline shortage nationa lly, it gall)' wrapped items under the celebrate on the 24 th, not don't get to set' t hin often. :irid (Cont'd on pg. 1 8A Col.3 1 -'.. first Christ "satisfied with business utilitylines,' he said. Business and crowds 'We had a successful those registered a year ago pretty good Sales of electrical Christmas season,"Smith said 4u eChi aase'- , at IJs were ntfl hat had been Roger Wright, manager of ounty an(i eiii Sinfords Eckerd store, said this Lfltr (TiSIS and tihtr hurt business was about the same as entire store notwithstanding. last year, although Sunday "We are seeLn9 t' beit verr Business was off slightly at business was off. He said a Penn a of S.inkui has er tLt. Casselberr Za y re 's store, decline was seen in permanent had," said E.C. Elsea, store but the reason was a purely Christmas tree sales and noted manager. "The pevple were local one, according to harry since a shortage will probably more selective of what they Smith, store manager. occur next year in artificial tree bu)ing was followed," he said. noting percentage figures are not yet ava ilable. Jo s Of Fa m i* y, F nends I Are Best Hol*lday that It would be called ruiIfeasancein office, wouldn't itT its Sales equalled and surpasied anford:tes Say Gurney. told no longer an active participant in the Watergate investigation. Guess we should have believed him when he wanted these inquiries to come to an end (even before they start even show up any-more. Let's see, for the little guys in ifice, Lf they pulled a stunt like Herald WI Writer ... there is a rnulfun€tion •--- expe riencing om than ever before gates normally go to the stop posifion when • n DONNA Aere buying and we had more "Business was pretty good even production, tboe lefWver treft merchandse for thenito select though entry by way of SR 436 will be stored for sale then. Smith said the malfunction was due to "an electrical problem" in signal controls and the red lights and motionless gates—with no trains are going to supply oil to e veryone except ) 1/f,4,7531J i VI' I II -.-. '- .- - ---. ' # - . SNAFU (Situat!on Normal, All R Donnie Vincent • So, today we're back to playing the game called nnie Lois Tur ner , - -. -, -•- - ____ r. — ..• ... - . L Janitors A ra fami Danny Charron — _ . TheJtll) Old Mangetsbittu to me and Ri) family with each pissing >ear. Hopefully, the same situation for your amily we Y as well 0 Judy Oliff Martha Bowes -- Ca ) • ' -... -- ,,,. Lois Farmer Danny Gilmartin C I. C. John A Spoliki Theodore C Walls J. Richards Marfindill Jean Settle -Sandra Tucker 4 F gnes d '' Anna B Jardine Carolyn Nelms Rose Ann Ramsey Cheryl Smith L n Smliii-' Lyn A d SInLv ii take:, at least one :nciuding aii ma,lor aevelopers bittie," mmorougn aasrunm. \ I -- '- -- °fsight package probably will make Its dinarice as drafted would ac- "monumental task" for which Marsee said the idea was a require set percentages of unit to offset school costs, measure through in a February debut some time in 1974, ac- tually encourage high-density there was not enough time. good one, because as matters payments to the county by estimated by the EDG report to public referendum, but Will cording to Commissioner John apartments while striking Williams, u chief sponsor of now stand, such an ordinance develcpers for impact to public run to 12,200 per pupil and to seek to -set the stage" for a Kimbrough hardest .it low-densitysingle the measure, countered last almost certainly faces stiff services---police, fire, schools, make up 85 per cent of all un tote with further economic and hunbrough, noting the family residences week with a optional" Impact challenges on both con roads—necessitated by new pact growth costs legal groundwork present ordinance Is scheduled The board at that time ioning ordinance suggestion, stitutional and home rule oower developments. "It's going to be a protractel Opponents of the proposal, JOHN KIMIIROUGH ... Tells nf law Administration --- -- Commission's New Year's The board was told Oct. 30 by missioner Dick Williams explore a special legislative act 5 pecific legislative sanction the growth. Today, in predicUng eventual present to reluctant developers an economist with Winter concetle(l no work has been giving the municipalities and from Tallahassee would greatly In practice, the county has passage of an nrdinince in M4, I land si)eculators, the Park's Environmental I)csign on oic propo5al. calling the county specific authority to strengthen the county's hand. been requiring -, voluntary" F.unbrough 5iiid the bo.rd is not controversial economic legal Group (EDG) that the or. the restructuring ne'cessary a adopt an impact ordinance. The idea of the ordinance is to conhilmfions of $ZO or $= per interested in rushing the -1 ------- I - -- passage at 7 p.m. Thursday, lQ3*rsee to work with should be invited to adopt the Calling special enabling year for new developments to with the exception of Sweettoday said he doubts much will County Planner Roger ordinance on their own legislation a "leg up" in an- be placed on the tax rolls, water Oaks' Everette Huskey, be done In view of an earlier Netserider and the EDG staff initiative, without county ticipated court challenges, supporters argue, the burden of say the measure will place economic study revealing the in revamping the economic passage. Marsee said he personally feels growth is always placed on the unconstitutional tax burdens on proposal will not work as in- impact sections. Concurrent with the option, the present home rule old county taxpayers, and not new residents and is irherenUy tended, last week, however, Corn- Williams said, Marsee should legislation is sufficient, but that on the new residents causing unequal. While an Impact zoning or. dinance Is not anticipated to form the Seminole County - ) L 9 By CURLS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - t '- .. .....\ F .— the bipartisan special investigative subcommittee, stopped showing up at meetings towards the end of October when news of the possible $300,000 Florida builder's slush fund for Gurney fi rst came to light, The Post reported. According to The Post, Gurney has been specifically asked to attend private executive sessions to help swear in or question witnesses, but refused to come even though he was in his nearby office. The Post quoted disgruntled senate sources as saying Gurney had been foot dragging on the Watergate committee before the Larry Williams fund raising scandal broke, but that he stopped attending all together once his own Justice Department probe was revealed. table Draft Unacce Z 7 Duties _ Liii ,,f 9 I ' lii mail Llmn1' Clinc at Sunland Partly cloudy anti mild lie t4s bOen under constant Hospital as well as the two birth through Thursday. Slight treatment at Orange Memonal defect treatment and hance of showers- Highs frnni hmpital and has undergone evaluation centers a! Jhle mid TOs to low Low tonight severi1 major operations But University of Florida and the in low to ri1d Ms Ns n-ahiItt ha s ' tf't tt I Ui \lLiIni �4 2A-The Sanford Hera l d Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1913 Japan, Britain Grateful Arabs Vow To Resume Shipping Oi l world N ews sS A ra bstat es saUsfac. By THE ASSOCIA TE D officials lion the new tmnd in the United Japanese and British States toward understanding thanked the Arab nations tod, ay the Arab case, and the tendency for promising among a large number of warned that it would not end the Briefs Ferry Sinks, 150 Drown GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (AP) Ecuadorian officials say the fe rry Jambell had twice many passengers aboard as It w licensed to carry when it sank, drowni ng more than 150 perns. At least 142o1 the passegers mostly market women and th eir children, were rescued or swam ashore alter Monday's disaster on th e Guayas River es tuary. But au. th orities say the number of missing still has not been - de Wednesday, Dec. 26, rhe Sanford Herald and senators to understand the reality of UieQ The Arab oil n Tu esday at the end of a Arab problem and the Israeli two-day meeting In Kuwait tha t aggression. But this trend s not they e' would restore some of the enough for us to call oil the orderedaftcr embargo." cuts in productionr "Japan and other friendly the AraIsrae I W. 5 r countries including Britain and I he ministers d he cent cut plannedsaior January France will be provided with led and Instead their needs," said Saudi wo ul d mn:.er, Ahmed cutbacks now total. Ara bia's eneriycrisesIn e1rounr ' 4 termined. Turkey Mourns Statesman Ilk- ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Turkish flags flew at half staff today in memory Ismet Inonu, th e country's elder sta tesman, who died of a heart attack at his home Tuesday . He was 8S The government said Inorm would be burled alongside the mausoleum of Kemal At.aturk, his .. a . . •. ' - , -i .• Xi I, '-,I i - ' --' - leader in the Young Turks'revolt after World War I and the founder of the Turkish republic. Inonu was Ataturk is premier in 1923-24 and from 1925 to 1937. Upon Ataturk 'i death in 1938, Inonu succeeded him as esident -, J . - ", '.- - - ,i ii41p.j -- Israel Boosts Negotiations , - - - , 1 -T , (t*J. l 4 - t :•; TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Maj. Gen. Mordechai Gur, Israel's military attache in Washington, left today for the Pk J Middle East peace conference In Geneva to head a i .. !-- yan'sson4n4aw who took part in the first disengagement talks be tween Israeli and Egyptian officers at Kilometer 101 on the Cairo-Suez road The disengagement ta lks in - orily \iRfl 11 . S. I Of It is a great pleasure for us I Nixon nor Kissinger had any that Ara countries have de. a bout the de. cided to treat Japan as a .-. - friendly nation," said Hirotaka an for the oil illin. Nlitsuda. the chairman of the is ters said in kii'iit 'The Japan Oil Federation S. - -- F... .'- - - - - -.- ____________________________ - 4 the Arab apturedln the l967 war. oil development during a phone --mcimtion Tuesday. Neither L WSRY~V~_t_-. t% f ri Whit House said President Nixon and produced an Israeli wi thdrawal Secretary of State Henry A. from all Arab cc Kissinger .0imikk 11MRN -00-mma- Milt -. military delegation negotiating a separation of I d F4DI)tian forces on the Suez Canal front. He was ac- - , . ,gresn ing slightly inore than 25 per Another spokesman also cent would be reduced to about 15 r cent But they said their mentioned Belgium and in embargo on ii" hi men ts of dicated all countr ies except th€ States and the Arab oil to the Unit ed State' United and the Netherlands WOUlu COfl Netherlands would benefit from tinue unchanged because of the production increase, H those countries' continuing sup- added that the Ara d consider the Americans port of Israel. ll - '1 Geneva are expected to sW thiss week. Christmas Quiet In Britain — F Kohoutek May Show Solar System History _ IA),NL)O.N i All) - Christmas night passed peacefully i t, London and Northern Ireland after guerrilla bombs on Christmas Eve killed three persons and injured 42. The only casualty reported on Clulstmas Day was a &I-year. old Bel last woman who was shot in the month when she got caught in a crossfire between gunmen and British troops in the Roman Ca th olic New Lodge district. - - . Malagasy Rebuffs U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) (AP) - Clues to the history of Tuesday for the come( ob.. the solar system may be servations. The station was 2,o recorded on photos of the comet miles above earth at the time - ____ The Malagasy Republic, CAT-MIRED EGYPTIAN SOL DI ERS REST dependent upon Arab nations for its oil, has rebuffed the United Statis by abruptly canceling a planned visit by U.S. warships. Malagasy offidals told the U.S. embassy It thd not have enough fuel or berthing space to accommodate the shipp, but Pentagon sources said they believe the real reason was that the island republic feared to offend the Arabs. Elder y Uitu .... - National, •' :, Firm. Dea Off Conmiander Gerald P. Carr All three astronauts were told a;)d William R. Pogue, wearing to sleep late and generally relax bulky space suits and attached today after the!r strenuous HONOLULU (AP) — A police sergeant rescued a serylceman just as the you th began what would ha ve been a suicidal fall more than 40 feet from the top an uncompleted hotel, authorities say. Honolulu police said Gary Caudell, a serviceman stationed here, kit a auldde Re d We an the ground before riding a workmen Is elevator to the top of the 2$-story hotel under construction In Waikiki. Caudell, 19, then c lim bed another couple hundred feet up l Vi t S John Piper and officer Donald Wong crawled out to the the boom and, as Caudell began slipping, Pipvr lade a desperate grab and caught him by the arni. in all th IOflQ and regular iengttmS knit polyester $ 5w$ 7-9 in polycSt01 and 2-14 co1O15 n SUPO' 25% to $ rs Out (09 = w $ cottOfl in COttOfiS, In First rate flares and noveltie3 acrylics , more. Super solids pole5t0I 4 - 14 great colors; 25% to 391.6•g 331/3% OFF and patterns girls' L1 IJ&I-/ _______ 'J.fl 1 - : J'JI I I' J j jt - A&Vt 4btuilli-#44 causing high tides, but it also will be closer to the earth the forecasters said. In addition, the sun and moon will be in a relatively rare alignment. - PM - - - :- ____ it Six Demonstrators Arrested WAS}1INGTON (AP) [IS Park Police arrested six antiwar demonstrators outside the White House during a Christmas Day protest. Two were ac*used of climbing rafenceinfrontof th b!,ea1 onana th( others were accused of chaining themselves to another fence Activist priest Philip Berrigan and h is wife, Cr Elzabeth Mc S took pa were not arrested, sponsors said. IT - I - Li iIi - . - I - I - situ- • Hope Receives Yule Gift SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) A former prisoner of war iave comedian Bob Hope a special Christmas present: t':lephone cor.cert. Hope is wending his first Christmas at home alter rr of tertamning American troops abroad Air F or Col Quincy caiins is spending his first Christmas with his family here after 7'i years In Nor th Vietnamese POW ca:iips. - - • - . --•---- - - - -. -.. . - I!fiff JL!...I. h U.S. bets Grant Pistol - UNLiibo, CaiuI. (All) A nmLz.zk'-loading derri ng er once owned by Ulysses S. Grant has been donated to the Smi thsonian Ins ti tution by the 86-vear old grandson of the 18th US. president. 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Polyester and more ~exclting silhouettes for fabrics in super colors; 2-1 SCHENErADV, N.Y. jAP) house, but you can't really say fully dothed bodes of Frank found outside he ll ce are awaiting an au it was ezplre unW there's Baker, p.m. in Gramkuw Funeral and h is wife, Ca The upe had be without report on an elderly autopsy," police said Tuesday erine, 92, lying on the living electricity Charles Grover William, 71, lIom Chapel Gramkow in since Thursday, of 2474 Sanford couple found dead in their borne night. The deaths appeared to room floor, M e, died leaving them without power to Monday. He was born in live four days after a power corn- be from natural causes, Investl. operate the gas furnace, said Oak and can to Sanford In 19 pany shut off the heat because gators said. ROY RANDAU. Police theorized the Bakers Bob O'Brien, a Niagara MD. they failed to pay (heir bills. from New Smyrna. lie retir A ed grandson forced his way in- died late last Friday or early hawk Power Corp. spokesma Roy Chester Randall, 70. of n. as a retail salesman (ruin to the two-story frame house Saturday because Saturday and 2D 6 Colonial Way, Sanford, died "There was no heat in the Chr is Overnight temperatures sank J.C.Penney Co. in l%8, He Was MondayHospital. night at Seminole tmas Eve and found the Monday newspapers were to 12 degrees above lero Thurs- a member of International temorjaI He was a day and Saturday and to 16 on Orde r of Odd and a native Friday. Daytime highs fell deacon withFellows First Baptist liv of Grottoes Va. and had r,tI II' ed In Sanford for the s Ki l t 14 from 48on Friday to 20 on Sat. Church. e old ie UtdaY. years moving here from He Is survived by SAIGON, South Vietnam ter . The couple's only child, Marion, Sanford; fourhis wife, Gasto nia , N C was Jut by machine-gun and cut off by road sin ce last sisters, AP) Communist gunners rnall arms fire as it was He is survived b his we Frances Heise, who lives near- Mrs. Charles Hedrick El Paso landMarch. il l, shot down a South Vietnamese ing at Tong 1 Chan military R ena Tr.R ,an anda11, by said the Bakers were up and Tex' Mrs Curtis son , Johnson nO) transport helicopter (-IiriAnw base 60 miles north around a n d C. Randall Jr., Wanaco, appeared to be i n of Saigon. Kissi mmee , Miss Mar 'aret It was the tWrd govern ient Day, killing nine soldiers and N.J.; two sisters, Miss R. Lee fairly good health when she saw williall1s, aircraft reported lost in four Xnt City, and 'e .1,...u,,,, " Clyde Johnson. said today, and 45 Militiamen sent to rein- day was blamed on enemy ac- p "I want to find out what hap- Jacksonville; two brother Randall. oth of Grottoes, Va.; The sources said t' helicop- force the base, which has been lion. - two ° I'L Melvin e ns first before I sayan lb ing n . \f P WIlia Jacksonvi lle G rottoe s;and LzY Paul J.L).Wjfljarns,'Li ve Oak i'i News Briefs e nd of Turned to Sensational selected pictures when they are re. on the outside, imparting attiturned to earth in February. tude changes on the craft. oun 331/3% O 3456 to 60-foot lifelines, stepped Christmas. - it Unexpected control prob.- Greenberg of Dudley Observa. lenis, mainly caused when Carr t;Y. lie will help analyze the and Pogue scrambled around I Duo $f g our they gut, said Dr. Mayo ... While Arab leaders discuss oil ear 2401037o,/F hostessloun Skylab 3 astronauts during a The third crewman, Edward record -h space walk. G. Gion, remained Inside to "I'm veryhappy with what maneuver the big craf t. He ran . seven — -- The Discount Department Store 9.M 159.55. —I 1973-3A �- _________ - - —_- 1--- — -- 4• ______ ( - — -)________ ______ - - j — - - ______ _ ___i -- - - I -- I ______ r!2D - - ---- - --V - '-: - •V_V_• P'- -- V. !~ a,-~ ...•.•• , " -,, -- .-.--!. • 0 "" - --- -- ------ -! - ,-t ..--- ------•.-"-- -'-. - -- F, 4A—The Sanford Herald• Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 4 Energy Hopes Dashed J , I I 1 I11 I i I $I 1* - * _`iso 4 Gas Production Cutback Is Difficult .4 i COPLEY NEWS the The still consumer. That remains the le,ast attractive V U.S. course. It can still be avoided, and the impact of the energy crisis on our economy can be plan, been inevitable a ll along. If the energy crisis has not yet visibly affected the volume of auto traffic on our streets and freeways, it soon will. While the mechanics of Mr. Simon's plan may be subject to question and may have to be altered, he has made it clear that the days are numbered in which motorists can expect to obtain as much gasoline as they want, when they want it at any price. . -• ___ ut . into its ________ _________________ -: - I'M — ________________ ______ ______ _____ _ _____ c41REDUCED : 4. . — 11 - DEWEY ROBINSON Did the House consider whether ClrcutahonManager - • - V . -. N - \ M i ~~~ t~~ - - -- - Nt4;: 4 ' 11 ' theprtcedentnLssetungmight ' ROYGREEN Fringe Benefits ________________________________________________ . 1' - CHARLES HAYS MePaniCat Sup' CHRISNELSON Don Oakley RALPHHAYS Comp ot'rForerran ____ ' - BILL VINCENL,JR., RAYS'TEVENS Press Room Foreman Chief PPwtaptier Washington press corps: a paper tiger? - SUBSCRIPTION RATES Home Debiecy 5k Week -. Euilty S21.401 Year of pa,4a.i a. "-" By Mad in Fr.4a U S Postal Regui&arts p'Ov.4e tha t all m.ti surp?.ons be pa#d rn a4vance E s scd class mat'eq A%t 22. 1901 at ?$w Post p,i ad er?Is4ng of This edifice of The Sanford Heraid may be reproduced In 111Y ""e' *tro,t written oerm.staon of the Pvbi4P*f of TP* Htr&d An, ',di,I or firm re'spaflble for such repr od vctton *10 to part of any mtr,l. - _.i Just the opposite is true, contends columnist and author Jim Bishop. "Ilitorv," he says, 'will ShOW tha; in 1972 the American press 'as browbeaten into submission by Nixon There rre 143 das, he nittt.j,between the June 17th break-in at Democratic National Committee Headquarters in the Watergate apartment complex and election ay. His review of the leading publications during that lime span shows that hundreds of newspapers ere so busy defending m theselves against White House attacks their integrity that Watergate was buried as a "caper." Same As Hc Dehrery Ail (pr Mat $ 70 Month 6Mtis$18 of -, _ on r,evvVs or of all American newspapers, entranced by China trips and Soviet wheat deals. endorsed Richard Nixon second be comidered .ts infringing an The Herald's copyrf*of and for a d'.I)qf idei' tP'' t4w cii:, .r'-as e'tf'pt Saturday o ao ~ ~ " - Fighting for plums while America freezes ,'/' -- _______ Forest City WASHINGTON (NEA) Durme the course of World War 11 this reporter was sta- Lake Grace spnk I 9314W n2 2611 tioned (or a year and half in China. On one op, or of eraLY!mi iar K-hek's a a gra ran like if" "You remember I was oie well-kzx.wn for n campalgns against the Japanese, and for the daring o my ati - 0nt D.ftona. DBary Slavia Enterprise LZ&-,.3tflt. Farr,etteFdi,arth ir too.I am certain. tha t I am no longer ari You k light only when necessary." that "Yes.. I know that too," Mn. Clartrue. c_,-_ - - W1T S - • "' for these 3fl T. - Par Tag tr.c migue - 4. F. - . 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Soft or fiber- 4-44 Florida traffic accidents during the long Christmas weekend, but toll was short of the 22 the Florida Highway Patrol had predicted would be killed. -There weren't too man%, people on the roa ds Tuesday because of the gasoline short. age," a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman said. ibe death count began at 6 p.m. Friday and ended at midnight Tuesday. _4 _____ various - flat lace and nylon to the with nylon lace natural cups for 'çure perfection. Corn. 1 'crt pIus in B)' THE ASSOCIATED PRFS Al least 19 persons died iii n,- , 77 ea. I Accidents J of ___ ZI I &dvI 1 ~O? I ) .) ~'.. ~i,,: J 4:-.1-Z~_', MIAMI (AP)—Pilot Terry Spring waited four years on unwanted leave bef or e being recalled by Pan American World Airways, only tobe grounded by a lack of fuel. Spring, furloughed during the 3969-70 airline recession, was among 160 former pilots recalled by Pan Am this fall fo refresher training, But all were notified earlier this month that because of the fuel shortage they will again be placed In limbo. "I guess I just had no reaction at all when the letter came," said Spring, 34, a former 1352 commander, "I've been out so long I've come to expect any thing." in or • MS .I Pilots Furloughed men a IIILI IV Id ", ./ • V 04 Briefs Kill 19 iti.out study, show of .• ?P Sanford, Floijü in 4'kA Lb.. V - " ' C4 lings they've heretofore ignoredL usting these ideas off to a _ _ ------- "We In th e florida Leg slature cannot sit idle while Wa. tergate politics gouges the vitals of our economy." Malloy's plan calls for an administrative court with subpeona power to investigate spiraling fuel costs and which would seek legal relief where necessary. Among the court's powers would be th e auth ority to Issue cease-and-desis t or ders and to impose fines, ___ - needed technicians to other agencies. Numbers of agencies and o ices are now busily digging up from the dead files old energy proposals from under- over 520 S. Maple Ave. ' li. ( ,,,.,.-,t. np.-,,,.1,,.., ,.41 l..Il..,. _,_ ,I..S -'•• e -..-- ,s.. S. •s•, ..6I,uSpJ _S,U, ____________ - Eff2m 4 , 4#0 to mat 1 they anticipated the crisis. 2) they had plans I for .eeting the fuel short2ge, and 3) the', has the able and the manage&nt to aume leading potions whatever program the White House approvec Insiders who have participat ed in some of the discussions say that this Is more a battle of personalities and eirplre builders than a battle the merits cf plans for sotvi the age fueL Gop runs like wiidfire. man sees official or i.Ie, tA iki h,.i. WII,I,U,1It_i,J when ordered to do so, the suspicion grows that he is atempting to belier his position in the energy hierarchy. .iteps are th'n ta ken to cut him oft F'er1 l 'posais grow like su ceds, Some are well wt nut. 5-i rd tzlous Tne urthof,s program isapparentiy being dcidcd in some cases. not by the soundness its cenceptwn arid but by the political or bu' reauermc clout of tt'nw s tc.,..,rig the proposal in this uu..-d- tgit, vime wrizy-saving proposals which babe bvtr ted a some iengU in industry either the United Sta d, ateing throwfl out marginal practical value by bureaucrats with no practicil experience in the energy field. The tail that Netherlands. West German USVV industry has sated energq with the practice is br-u'he-d asith' as r'f c--- ur' CASSELBERRY H1 waist I -,I.ngrade the proposals of other burea MW - eneryprograni. This attic for power has led bureaus and offices 9 0 I7, 9 t w -. 1 P', 0 1 MIAMI (A") —S ta te Rep. John tyrti Malloy, H-Miami, has call ed for the creation of an "oil court" that would have the power to act against oil companies that violate antitrust laws. Malloy asked Gov. Reubin Askew and the florida legislature Tuesday to consider his proposal during a special session scheduled to begIn Jan. 8. "For more than two years, Congress has failed to act in BERRY'SWflR1fl - 0 WMJ47WA7 0 RFURNITURE IS SALES V III 'Oil Court' Sought P in "tTk - ---._ attempting to "• (ii were dozen Soviet warships, corn- even - 'The reason for this you may not know. It is the balance of poWT wt!h ow' gxernrnent If I atcck. or r;Tht at kt'gtr. I pr.z n-en .tR'i P -n,. s r..i rep'Kt-" c" Iosaes. I thus low pi;suir !h respect to the other generals who have not been fah1ing. I beeor'w weaker in arms and men thaa they, and therefore less inf1ential.. UI had continued fhtin as II once lid I woctd have -t .i;ant-se but b m ii5. hase kar'-.--4 r' to ii. Ja,neje inse-iu i '-i LI' Ac S.nnçs Elda Mr.'!5 cowering, their prograrnsagainst the inroadso(rlvals,eachattempi. ing to n-ia c certain it has a major operating position in the Black community - ptive - V lays gasoline station and two houses. But the garage of a third house and an automobile Inside the garage destroyed, said Buck Renfore, Escambia County Civil Defense director, ';t;;j; - V VV 4P.M. The spout, similar to a tornado but with swirling water instead of wind, caused minor damage to a closed the Postal Service and weaken the herd by taking wangled the privilege of the strongest animals and mailing his literature at the thus would alter the balance reduced rates reserved for of nature. say anoutit and the energy crisis. Fromwhat tht1 re porter has been abktokarfladown or so bureaus and offices in the government have adopted Ray Cromley Herald Area Correspondents ear Lake _..,_ Sanford PENSACOLA, Fla. APi — A waterspout storming in from Pensacola Bay and roaring across the southeast section of Pensacola caused sub,st.antial damage but no injuries, o fficials say. The National Wea ther Service said the spout formed over the bay Tuesday afternoon and moved 'about onequarbr mile inland bef or e dissipating. Intelligent reports claim a to Ph ill M I Waterspout Hits Buildings , over Miami or ' r?A V News estate and gift tax pur- National Wildlife flefuic in Vmes•. Nev Jersey. The group What's more. Pierce took claimed that the hunters' inhis tax-exempt credentials to discriminate killing would asrociVate — Q Florida . -' or Fairway Plaza Drugs OR MORE U d ueer nuni, wfllcri Inc Interior I)epariment had per. "deduct i ble for federal mitted in the Great Swamp aria roinics Pre-finished 4x8 sheet Priced from $ 3 35 Only $2.30 at Y. 17-92 . ntii DUIIIpLS ts.,......,IJ T1L__ t iV.iy Federal Unemployment Tax using a technicality in the Act (FUTA)." All "bequests. new environmental laws to Iepaeipt iviça't •rinet.r, i,i_i. ock -a-..- a' ..----- •'............... Th, Herald .t, a membe" ol tP* Assocated Press art.c"i 's !- rCfu(f-i"t' a'! f- 'evs..e1 y : i can of _______________ ment and conscience helped make Richard Nixon," he coneludes. hose who think the p destroyed Nixon have it backwards. He destroyed himself. Another deflating assessment of the supposed power of the cress comes in the form of a book, Reporte,rs and officials: I. .- - - (Wfl of rew-naiing, Just publis.hed by Lexington Books. The news thst appears in ma jor daily newspapers is less a sampling of what is happening in the world than a selection of shat officials think (It "ant the press to report, is happening, claims its author Leon V. Sigal. a research of the 20th Century Fund. For example. officials and agencies of the U S. government accounted for nearly half of all news sources for pageone stories in the New York Times and Washington Post bet ween 1949 and 1969, he sa ss. "Whether the topic is the military balance in Europe or poverty in Appalachia, a skyjacking Soviet rnissile.s launched from beneath the sea, it is likely break Pre- Inventory DON 1T DLAV got FAT-GO today. iSiS Orfjn6o or ~ _:_ TeIphon MRS. BETTY Smith, co-ordinator, displays toys coll ec t ed for Salvation Army at Florida Public Utilities Co. office in Sanford, Customers received a discount on gas appliance purchases in return for toys that were donated to Salvation Army A Liter to Pierce from 11(5 plete with support ships. are trict Dire.tor William I) now operating in the Persian PtUidIIit " Gulf. Apparently, they are NYA IS "not batik for social guarding the approaches to security IFICA) taxes" or for the rich Arabian oil fields "the taxe5 imposed under the A shoring citizens group term- Watergate was dLwnissed as a minor obscenitv which into the news when it appears oc the desk; of -senior Amerihad been uncovere1 by two nos-ice reporters the Washingofficials and not before then." says Sigal ton Post. The White House press corps "bou, ht" the officialAnd what the newspaperssayabout it, he adds, "will lrn thu -iiW2* TIId2 "th1r,4.rDhnI!I r.fl.-i tV ..... .. . -iA ' 13U'IaulV VALHL Wildi uuicias dili be held I able b - DISCOUNTS FOR TOYS Organization is no longer re- sional friends... Deductible Mori.j back in full if not complet.. ly satisfied with weight loss Iron the very first pscksgs. PANELING r! RIOT! 4 ,1, V 4 ing $576,000 tax deduction. quiredto pay federal taxes. - Has the press always keen 'out to get" Richard Nixon' Is it 'malicious., oi.trageous, hysterical" attacks on the f "' raA • k dLIrIIJUqJdJJ1 II -—a,, - - - LDme of iaiergaie: s2 40 Month- Iii 2'6 AP,on t hs Of 433 political writers in Washington, only e a doz n were assigned to uncover -the writhing slime under the lid of Wat ergate. The. ociate Prrss with 65reportcr-s, assigned no one United Press International. ith 51, turned its back on (tie story. This was hardly the demeanor of a tier&sti Dress, says Bishop. katner, U tended toward derelection of duty. price Ask Fairway Plaza Drugs about the FAT-GO rsduclng pta,, and start toting wiight this w,k, ,.a - t with ghoulish pictures of dent".. maimed and disfigured boSmall Business Adminisdies They are described in trator Tom Kieppe is using rabid language as Arabs who fell victim to Israeli attacks, paddleball politics to counteract a House investigation A recent fund-raising letter of hs agency. He has been asserted that "onl a well' almedballetcouldhave.slop. slipping up to Capitol Hill to ped the confirmation of lien- play pad d Ic ball with his former colleagues in the ry Kissinger. House gym. He has aLso dis' This scurrilous literature patched his aides to Capitol now produced tax free. For as Hill to wine and dine congres. of October 1973, Pierce ' s VS - relations with America. They are sho ppr.g for technology, macFjfl) Comptroller House aides. who rejoiced over the departure of the domineering H. R. Ilalde- -,--\( ;,,,,,,) \ ---,.--. . , \~ A full 12 day supply oIy StLSO. of two cups of coff.., VThe i) hich is frequently festooned deigña'd by the Prebi- . . . do hate literature and send out still can't see them. The appeals for funds. Presidentplacedarestrgction Its main publication is a 011 his gift, allowing "access tabloid called "Attack," to the papers only- t io thOse - V 14. paper organization which But the taxpayers, after haydoes little more than publish ing paid for the papers twice. - --. . it' kill tht-m " 'Negro ('onirol Equipmciii' -I II • Corporate Responsibility, a Washington Whirl White Wed. Thru Sat. Dec. 2629 - lenty of time to investigate the Center on that The "new" LWITS within their own society. Right now it is the Russians who are most anxious to se.fnñtion of their new trade WINIFREDF.GIELOW - 5PEED . ,,( iI..,5,, UI : 1, / , -' -' Washington. went out of bust- papers at the taxpayers' exness and, in 1970, was reincor- pense, then gave them back porated in Virginia by Pierce. to the taxpayers for a thump- , but it ___ 1 For the past three years, the White House. Some aides }'ierc has headed the Na. find his military meinods, tional Youth Alliance, an however. even more offensi ve offshoot of the arch -conserva than Haldeman's Prussian tive Liberty Lobby. The origi' ways --President Nixon prorial NVA. which was based m duced his vice presidential -1_ ' Loss ugly sscsss wefhf with the ..nstbl, NEW FAT-GO dlii plan, Nothing UnsaUon& Just study w.ighl loss for those tMt hilly went to ios•. worth of hospi. liii and ambulance bills already—and we haven't even received some of the bills yet— we simply didn't even know how we would be able to get there," said Carol, Ronig's wife .----"!.d'- ment' out of his Virginia about his replacement. The His "equipment" new staff chief, Gen. Alex' ranged from riot guns to ander Haig. has been trying -' JtI military etikiency to iientical mace. ________ _______ ___________ preparing for the operation, "With $15,0 . I home. __________ __________________ _________ "IT' tbat they change as applica tion pi' JOHN A SPOLSKI. Asso..a'e Edt, DORIS WILLIAMS Society Editor ~4. • selling 'Negro control equip- man, are now complaining - _______________ ______ tnar) FRANK VOLTOLINEV General Manager JANE CASSELBERRY Cour'4y Ed.to. IRS spokes- in 1968, Pierce was found ,j __________ - freedoms,areitsown,me United States can and should ('UTfl CloWfl hard ID rarice to attempts by the Russians to export their Communist ideology or draw free people WAV14E D DOYLE spot is .. also the principle that a country's domestic policies, particularly )OliUC3I and SOCIal SANFORD. FL& 3nn JRIC}IARDS ______ ___ 831 9993 Mrtq.nç Edit ______ . — and and in our cities i work] that Ameica is still the rxipe ot tree men e here" kind of ttiyj 1' IS appealing lndee, an.J there is a time and place for it, TELEPHOPE DAVIDA BRYANT . __________ FAT- GO V ___ _____ Honig, who spent Christmas Day in a tree-decorated room at the Miami Heart Institute formt(J • - nate" message declaring tax exemption and won it there is only one effective only after a federal judge ay to deal with rampaging detected "political" inblacks on our campuses — fluence against it. _ the Russians with a ut they lif t restrictions on their citizens who want Thr#anforbirrath MrefIising Director & A%SOOaIe .-_-~ 6 It was in this capacity that public interest group which Pierce recorded a "dial-a- struggled three years for a _ to emigrate, Rep. Charles Vanik. D-Otño, declared "this he a reminder to the whole 1. IRS found tiveofficer"and"ideological officer." - ___ -- Watch Your The money will be used for a trip it the Stanford University Medical Center , in California, where the lx-ration will be per- i- - Heart i6pt I !'. 1'/ I Newlywed donated nearly $1,250. man the Nazis' -assistant execu- - _______ told us that tax exempt right-wing National Youth status is usually granted on Alliance in Arlington. Va. the presumption that "the in _____ n _ I % Ronig, received a vital Christmas present this year— the means to help pay for a heart transplant. said an anonymous benefactor V tow orivate mntnrist is low an n Mr. Simon's totem pole, but he has to be. If he is a working man he must realize by now that his job ---.-- . Footnote, An Ife is William L. Pierce. -- W_ ! _________ and get- Kampr' and several "how. ho runs the anti-Semitic, •. of America "oppression" of muwnties in cwtespondents be pemutW voted 319 to 80 for his amendment t'in our trade policy Th e toraa'dPtiispr : p ting his hate organization to" books on the construction declared "exempt from of booby - traps. explosives and demolitions. federal income tax." Over all the earmarks of rationing except that the motorist is left out. He would compete for what remains of ava ilable gasoline after priori ty users get theirs. It is wishful th inking to assume this will not create fertile ground for black marketing. WALTER A GIEL.OW. E IIIS • organization has acted in Freedom ather distillites, and then control distribution of gasoline ;ithout rationing. Mr. Simon '-, plan has )OON FRENCH AVE.. - .. hzU now include a special category for countries that do no give their citizens all freedoms we would like them wh et her the government can purposely create a shortage 01 gasoline to bolster productionof heating oil and Ifl 2611 Under nonprofit orgaflhlatiofls Now, courtesy of the U. S President Nixon, public its' government, Pierce saves terest groups have found it $nCI'C.JSiflgfY difficult to ob- $3lO for everylO.000 pieces of Uufl tax exemptions from the hate mail he sends out. INerce's most recent usue Internal Revenue Service. Yet a former Nazi. who of "Attack." which he mailed once promised there would at nonprofit rates, Contains a be "a Jew hang ing from cv' picture of Henry Kissinger in cry lamppost in (he country," the crosshairs of a rifle had no trouble breezing telescope The same issue adthrough the bureaucratic verUses Adolf Hitler's "Mein New MIAMI (AP) ! 1-1 U.S.S.R. , of the UMW States For SV , .1 morass at the Trade Can Change to. 3 -_-9-1 by Jack Anderson W A SHINGTON — . 1, I "I !..WJ1 _. I . : those under Soviet rule is to would ex.act concessions from Sriamaybeasmpttto indicated itis embarrassed by putUr1eadersinaposjoof Pierce, who has a PhD in n. 4at i' n '— — — Ii VA " 46V ' ne Ittror over repression Of having to defend practices Physics and prefers to be goodfaithandhastoldusthe r;nritthe treatment Russims last ear Sure Rep, cvl hbcftes, i,'flv its t;l.0 ltI 'dtir' rlt , f• !rW ti LrUb inJ tedfls that e Vaiuk wc44d rise to the delense pulicywwart.iemigratingiewj are over 600.000 tax admitted "personal friend" There U world. The wider lo, to Other nations with of our national prerogatives if The world would know will of George Lincoln Rockwell, exempt groups on record, the little of trade, the more that which wetnde. It remains for the Soviet Union demanded in about those conditions if ( ti c late spokesman said. explaining the Senate to decide whether cxthangeforoilandgasthatwe cumerct with the Free can Nazi Party. After Rock' it is impossible to investigate World me House is attempting the tradibonal fret trade polic) revise our laws to end the did not demand that foreign well's death. Pierce ht-came them all. Nevertheless, the use the wrong weapon The underlying question is . I ,- : For Former Nazi i boomerang one day in future our smty,, "~ich is widespread Mo,scow to ask enib=aumg when our energy-hungry according to Communist questionL The economy has reached a Point dogma. can do on heha1f ri tbefrd has cast its lot with the wto when oil and gas reserves in T1'e Soviet government has c4 Whether the plan is workable and fair is what must be decided in the meantime one shortcoming is immediately visible. While the t,u trnznenL has ora'n u an equitable list oi priority users who would be permitted to obtain as much gasoline as they used in 1972, the plan covers only those who buy fuel in bulk, directly from refineries or wholesalers. Ilose who buy gasoline in sma ller quantities f rom retailers would be left to join the scramble wi th nonpriority users for whatever fuel is available from gas stations. it -4 but they have Cooey News minimized, if Mr. Simon's plan can be put into effect Dec. 27 and made to work. & John House Cripples Bill a- #~j% -. -I ::-I.. Man Given Cash __ may depend on whether there is enough fuel ava il able for his employer to stay in business, His own car, which represents a woefully melficient form of transportation in terms of fuel consumption, has to bear th e brunt of the energy red uction. More increases in retail prices and more frequent "out of gas" periods at service stations would be inevitable under the administration With planned cutback in gasoline production corrected from 25 per cent to 5 per cent, the motorist might be tempted to think the energy crisis is not going to hit him so hard after all. That would be a mistake. The amount of gasoline available at corner service stations after priority allocations have been made may still be up 25 per cent below normal under the )w-clarified plan put forth by Energy Administrator William E. Simon, administration is determined to void direct rationing of gasoline to the private * ,; IRS Exemption I Wednesday, Dec. 26,1973—SA ..Yhe Sanford Herald ___ ' ) �T"'T - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 973 - Legal Notice Not ce Legal Notice - jaiNoik Legal Notice Legal Notice, Legal Notice - -----.-:-----.----,-.---'- tij IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dyk one of Judges of the ab CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH COUNTY, SEMINOLE JUDICIAL CIRCUfT, IN AND FOR FOR 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND styled Cou1 on the 23rd tay of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA. FICTITIOUS NAME FOR FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. January. AD )971,at 11:30 oclock; SEMINOLE NO. 73.u734E NOT ICE ts hereby givec flsat we FLORIDA Noticiof Public HearIng NOTICE is hereby giviri that I am AM, n Seminole County CourCIVIL ACTION NO. 73Ili A DIVISION E areengwjed inbusinessal S)OPforth engaged In bu%IACI$ at tOW, N. .'.aMarTIflI of: lore: thi CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1159.0 thouse. Sanford. Florida, its ap TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, In re: the Marriage of: I7-. P.O. Bos 729, Longwood, pie Aye, Sanford. Semnolt Covri!y, DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. plscation for an Order of raking in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN by ARLIS STEVEN WOODALL. DALTON, WAYNE ORUCE 32750, Seminole County. FIrIdb FIO,Idaunderthef;ctItlousnlmeof STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- accordance with ti Declaration of the City Council of the City Of Husband, husband md MARLENE ELAINE under the fictitious name of ALL JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SF.R. Clerk of Takingheretoforefiledlnthiscause. Altamonte Springs, Florida, that the Circuit Court, SemInole MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Wife. DALT"N, COUNTIES V. W, SERVICE 1. and All parties to thu Suit and all other vICE, and that I intend to register said City Council will hold a public ItETTY JEAN w000ALL. FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is hereby 91V•n that C gaged in busliwss at 2$Si S Avenue, Serinole COUflty, Florida unoer the lIctltlou name of A CHILD'S WORLD, and that. we sntend?oregisterwdnamewjthth, ---- - --- - - - Pditlorir, HERSCHEL Publish: DCC. 28. 1973 THE CIRCUIT COURT, and ftsat IN EIGHTEENTH JUCICIAL ct. WILLIAM DAVIS. JR.. seiks other CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE relief againt you affecting the By THE ASSOCIATEI) I'RESS I - •',,,, r.pr, • A4artn'4n ':it "i'rb CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA NOTICEOF PUi3iI HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF WINTER SPR.CS FLORIDA , , - . 3 t,ivtr4 tht City Council of thi City of word' his need icr a sa1or." ___________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________________ T. r , . . Fr(]ffi 1<1 1 I ' 496 ' When tht' Cf'untin) I"ri4 CUIIIL' to an end at midnight g Tuesday, an Associated Press I'll tS*.1iI• surve showed 496 persons had lost their lives in highway acci. dents. - This compares with a Nation. al Safety Council estimate ZIyrØ b!Ieyea nLa(Ie before the holiday began that 550 to 650 would (lie, and moat 'Super record selection In town! Our priced right been - A of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on January 21. 1974, at 7.00 P M or as soon thtreatter as possible Seminole Count'j Board Adjustment By: Walton Torres. Chairman PubIIh opt 74, 97) no fill JIOUI house with (he sound Of m'Jalc! Selection, price, and gas shortage. Safety Rouncil spokesman on the expectation that ulotcir. s would be fewer in number and driving slower. The spokesman said, how. ever, that it would be several weeks before the Safety Council could attempt to pinpoint spe. cificcauseso(tIwdeauidurmg the holiday period between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Tuesday. "We wouldn't say it was the errg crsis only that would keep the number of deaths . OEW 120 P of the roa3oi') we say, Compare . . )fOU Can't do bt'1t,8 Zayre! threri . FEES OF THE CITY OF WINTER ) ) KARRIS. STEPHEN COPUS. and W. C. JENNINGS, if alive. and their unknown spouses If married, and if any party named In thiS Notice 4 dead. Then htsOrhef unkflO*'l hut-S. legate'cs. assignees or grantee's, tienot%, cyedtors. and trustees, and any and all persons or parties claiming by thsfough, under ti# , iStfS. Springs, Fl Publish: Dec. 26. 1973 DEW176 - -- Kennedy fr't. North 21 degrees 31' West SJS the interest of each. ii as toIlOes feel, East 1)9.1 fes$. South SOfeet to Extent of Interest b*giflfling, in Block C, of WILSONS 100 Per Cent ACDITION TOOVIEDO, according Frank 0. Williams to the Plat thereof as recorded in STATE OF FLORIDA PIat Book 1, Page 33, Public COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Sworn to arid Subscribed before Records Of Seminole County. me this 6th day of December, AD Florida. TPs• respective residence's of all D,fenøarits are unknown. Sheila A Cunningham TheSW3cfSectkxs23.Township2O South. Range 32 East, Seminole County, Florida. The respectIve re'tidenc*s Cf all Defendants are unkrn. Yovand Each ci You, arerpatified - zofiingordinariuiandregulaf.onsof thenceSouth0ldegrersO2'OS" East CAROLYN MATZIPIGER. Wife DALE. AND WHOSE MAILING 'Seminole County. Florida. 11935 feet, thence NorTh 19 degrees and ThepuirPi.arinc*iIlbiheidin ll'Sl"Castl)O.S9feet: thenceSouth JACK B. MATZINGER. HuSband ADDRESS IS: LINDA 0 FEDDON. .Qiins? and for Seminofe County. FlOrida. 207 East Commercial Ave I? LAKESHORE DRIVE, ____________ ____________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ________________ Flor.tia. cii the 29Th cta, of January, thence Soutti $Sclegrees '3' 10" East THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. FULLARD, c't SPECIFIED BONDS. Pntift, vs. W AswornPe$itsonforoluofutiunof JACK B. MAIZIP4GER aL.Oe'fendaMs ,ndyou,ad'ldebthbf Allbids*illbeaccotr"sarmiedbya 1971. It 5:00 P.m., Or LI. 5i 7ltêlfe-et; thenceSouth 31 degrees the'i'eat?er as possible, at which time 37 , 10" East 37$ l)fcet; thence South Marriage a Vinculo having been SPacffer ce-tied cri,k. ca-s!'ceq.s ceQ. cr you. are hereby ''QurCd t se"vt' a you in the Orcuit Court, in State of Florida My Commission Expires. County AprIl '' mepropo,eø annexation and zoning tps,nc, South 62 degrees 73' t be returned Irnmediatety East any. on yp Plaintiff's attorney, WILLIAML COLBERT,ESQUIRE iucflful bidd*r. The lucCinOul wiltbePselrd.Saidlseal'ingsmeybe ildlOfett; thenceSouthI9degrees " - . 1976 PAI..1 BEACH, Flit. (Al') Edward Kennedy Jr., 12. who lost his right !eg to cancer, says his Christmas presents in. cluded a hockey game and an official Miami Dolphins foot. ball. ifl HARDEN A. FE000P, in Circuit EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Court in arid for Seminole County, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR AndroS Island jgrnt y default II-: ! o -: s. silt be teem irsrcr.,tiiLfp't.i%heClonCe wetls DATED mi's 3h day of Occem . A 0 1977 Aflhtjr H Beckwim Clerk Cmi-.;' Oi',rt. Sem'' Jr (jfi. Deputy (ltrk WILLIAM L COLBERT, [SO. Cf StFN1ROM. DAVIS & itid-a St&t i" - THE MAR P IAGE OF: In re: Estate 01 'S 0 ii.oard The Ditrict 5rJ ifir.? of the 37 Post Oflite Box Board of Seminole S,nt-rd, i"-iorioa 37'71 County Pui - Dec 26. t973and Jan 2,9, 14. 1971 WILLIAM P LAYER Pi,ttIis.", Dec. 17. 19. 34. )P77 DEW-'?) DEWSt Cisy Clerk of th-t City cit the ie detCfibed opfty Post Otfke Box 1230 located in SeminoeCoursty, Florida. Sanford. FIorid 37771 (Seat) Aithr II. Beckwith. it Clerk of the Circuit Court By Ceceli. V Ekern Deputy Cerk .1tk 7. Bridges, of CIeve'lsnd. Mite & Berry Drawer Z PubI4sh Dec.24. fl3aaa Jan 2,9, You are further notified that the Publish: Dec. 11. tO. 24, 191) and AttOrflt for Pltitr Publish: Dec. II, Ii. 24. 1973 and 1$, 23, 1114 t itiOfWf(5) will catI up for hearing Jan - I, 1911 JaIl 1. 1974 f'fp DEW125 Pc.ef F t-tC fW4.1 OEWI4 I " i*O'n t by thu claimant, hit agent. ot hiS attorney, or ii will become void accor3irsg to lI DCcemntr 1Nh. 1973 S William McLean Grcigan. Sr ' 8track tape ................4,47 SVEON __ 7A7 1fi1';i ThE BAND Moondog Mahnee 247 J Ip / 6'track tape ................4.47 8-track tape . ., ............. 8.track tape ................4,47 ANDY WILLIAMS Solitaire _____ 347 8.track tape ................4.47 - Side Threg - - Z47 Ip - F:TT.I 8-track tape ................447 r _______ JIM CROCE LIfe & Times 8track tape ..............4.47 ___ RUSSELL Hank WHson's _ 8-track tape ................4,47 CHARLIE PRIDE Amazing Love 7k47 R.traektiann ----------------£07 I'i-I' I\\\tI I L - Z41 J 3TrMrTJ Ip 8-track tape ..............447 RICHARD HARRIS Jonathan Lingston r;: 1.I 11 'il i.O,ei"I, •q,s - -- I ii.. 447 ___ I') ea. Around W,m 347 x / _________________ . t 397 P : 8-track tape ................4,47 'r, 1 r.C' _______ ________ I 1' ___________________________ _______ ____ iCiW1.._4 & I I i ________ I - '",_ ' ____ ;tereo Ip spectacular! C reat groups' THE ROSE ARDtN; GIVE ME SOME OVING, Spencer DavIs roup; THOROUGHLY tODERN MILLIE, Julie A nclrews & Carob Channrtq A Frank Slnatra;AL HIRT; SOUND MAGAZINE. Pactriciqe Family a' (to/1ki(iJoiL cori'' - I -' - stereo Ip specials! stereo Ip bonanza! EVEN STEVENS, Ray Stevens, THE SOUNDS OF THE DAY THE SOUND OF THE NIGHT. Rod McKuen; OOH CHILD. Isly Brothers & Jimmy Hendricks many, many more' ROCK 4 ROLL. Vanilla Fudge. WE'VE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER. Buddy Mites, CREAM OF THE CROP. Diana Ross & the Supremes, IN CONCERT Rick NeIson, many more! n any more1 99 ca ea. ________________________________________________ bJ4-YI I) _______ _____ Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834-9212 Ca sselberry 4' - corn 4 Sale lfl . ican't r I ORLANDO EAST' -. - / ORLANDO' CASSELBERRY orner babcock St./ WesiC oIoniaIDr,.' Near Ja' Alal Fronton /and NASA Blvd f at Pow rs Dr Deltona , The DIS effect thru this weekend, - I . . SHIRLEY MILLET 83i 9212 Forest City . ' pare 834-9712 Altamonte Springs -. By' Cecelia V Ekern DEwfl 8•track tape ............... 4.47 i ___I_- - V I Sem'nle County. Florida BOx 1333, Sanford, FIi. ?ubtish - Dec. ii, 3 973 DEWI lp JIM CROCE I've Got A Name ip ' --: rf I99 , Z47 - 8-track tape ................47 47 ___ SENATORSAM AtHome ... ____ -1 Z47 * ___ ____ _____ WOMAN. Gladys KnIght & Ihe AttorneyS f Pl$Itiff PubliSh, Dec 15,28. 1973 arId ,jjai t L 97 - -. - tour answer or Pleading, if any, on MCINTOSH As Executor STENSTR DAVIS 8. I - - THE HOLDING COMPANY. FUNK, Junior Walker and the Depyty Clerk WILlIAM I COLBERT, ESQ of 51 0M, DAVIS 1. PACIPITOSH Florida Stat, Berik Suite 72 'V Office BOi 1330 I TRAFFIC OnThefload , THE 8track tape ................4,47 ' Biç winners for the family like THE FLYING MACHINE, James Taylor; GOD IS REAL, Little Rtchard. DELIVER. The Mamas & the Papas; ON BROADWAY, Pearl Bailey and Maxine Brown, 'j Ip '4 - - ' to hold his father's hand. ______________________ "k ______________________ I ': '-. - LOU REED Berlin International Airport. As he walked down the steps of the Records ariritxaieofl d wvpt'fly ng$ified that the plain Arthur 14 Beckwith. Jr. tO#'iksQatltaitfiflefn(tS)OJylpriO( t,tft) tiled Its sworn complilnI cr Clerk of the Circuit Court to tue date ot lute PubIc Hearin Snmirtole County, Fio'ids f'tcn. with toQeiher its of De-rr oro th 71, V ('em ,riq fl tht atXyve f, of bet. A. 1973. styled Ccitt ag.rtt you Deputy Clerk each 04 S. P1'iyilit JOI'dIPII you as defendants seeking to con NEØ Pd. JULIAN. JR , __ I-- " --- AD, at 7:30 Springs arid Seminole County. MDRTGAGU recorded in Official Court onor before January Il, 1971, torney, Jack 1. BrIdges, Of Office 04 Clerk of Circuit COurt ot luogoteat by di4$t,tt will be taken day ci January against you. This notice id. ' Shall e pm.. ancl01ed in a sealed envelope Book 170. page 125 held by OfPer*he a delay?? arid ult,mate Cleveland, Mite 8. Berry. Post Seminole County, Florida, In the Office (on*CCutivt wtrkt PrO' to Drawer 7 Sanford, Florida courThouse pLauy m.arkad "PrQec1 Title: Air judgmtnt will be entered at Sanford. Florida, Published once Cich week for four the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR C441On'rtO Butiding 300, Smii, We Pith Public iseanir4; the date' TGAGE ASSOCIATION; and yOU for the relief demanded in t.e 32771. on or before the 11Th dat' Of within four calendar months from consecutive *U4iS January. AD., 1971. or otherwise I the date of tht firs? publication DA' CD THiS 13th day of Hig'. open JLOuary 9, 1174" The ci 'itt Iiru pvbIiC.atlon to the date of RTGAGE recor in Offical Petition M LS Publication. both dates in Records Book 954. pege 102 145 fL th:% ri-OtC Each clam or ,mar,j December. A.D 1973 W'TNESS W MOd arid official default will te entered agdirnt you District School Board of 5m'sinolt SCALI WiTPlESSrny hand andseal of the rlu'sive. sistt nc? be Ins t'ifl i ALtCF LORETTA flEECE. sealofsad Court on thiS 5Th day of rr.u.t be fl writing and mutt State Ci' Simci County'. 'i4 t*e'filH.eight I&i d4 CIeckolfheCirculCourt,onthuSlIh Arthur H Becx*'h, Jr In eddliOn, 5.igie tftOplacecit rcsidenc,andpo.s, office Ncen"e., AD. 1973 reser,e'srhertr-teoreieclanyoraIl be cceflidortd for j'.;' 8-track tape ................447 I '_ -i___ ______________ Edward Jr., smiled and waved to crowdsat Palzti Beach DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR OPENING O SF'.tt.ED RIfls i.:i L-% trk! t ree..j as informalities rithe ftiO4.ng tic Bids shall be wittwlawn f a pet t1O7clendafdaySsu.equenft - 317 EMMIE POLHILL. et aI.. Defen dantsaOdyou,sIideIchofyeu,are ThIs notica shall be pnSttd 1 the East 93.7$ feet for he and of this Dissolution of Marriage. You are and LINDA D. FEDDON. Wife, deceased. L. COLBERT, ESQUIRE 01 Cti Hall wIthin this City' of survey In, description. Containing r"o..red to st'r.e a ccoy of yc,Jr presents (Or'im&I'ti yo&j tO STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. MCIII NOTICE TOCREDITORS opear ad tire tur Answer cm A'ae Scir.is, ora. ar. fl 7571 s-a'e feet IC C9 acel. more ,r.ttrn d,fns. f in,. c'n PIED A!l cred-'o's c-f I.e eState of EULA TOSH. Pt Office Bc' 11)0. San lord, Florida 3377). aM file the tt'. ilt omar places isithin the or less. Attorney for other defense or plead.ng with the MCLEAN CROGAH, did JUL IAN. JR . •.I be op to tile original In t Offics of the Clerk of OWNED BY: LEROY RIHA and Petitioner, Post Office Be's 13)0, Clerk of the Circuit Court n Irid for hereby nOtified arid requir at trie regutat meeting ci Ostrict City, and published in TM Sanford Counfy,Flor ,da,andtpty, arty CI4im Or demands wfdch they' the Circuit Court on or before Sanford, Florida. 32771, and tile the Sem.not, School Board l Semtnol, Cc'urity. Herald, a ftewtpaper Of 0e9'fal BONNIE RIHA Pit w-if - BARBRA STREISAND - stereo original in thtOffiCC of the Clerk of tt. r:,,;, (nt cri cr oetore RE 8-track tape ................447 - ''' p' ___________________________________________________________ entitled THE CITIZENS BAtIK OF Jan 1. 1111 OVIEDO. L banking corporation GREETINGS, AND A DEW-I) existing tNder the laws of tnt state 8-track tape values! Payment Bondwlthintendaysof bid IMse.l action is taken by the City North $4 degrees 20' 30" East 3991$ fil,d a PetItion inti'e Circuit Court ;1 ;t - Choose areat hits like DUELINu BANJOS' ALABAM SEND ME THE PILLOW; SHAFT; MODERN COUNTRY SOUNDS; GOLDEN OLDIES. 1I59 t Circuit Court, in TOSH. pt Office Box 1330. San i -' 347 -. 8-track stereo tape special! The son of Sen. Edward Ken fled)', 1)-Mass., arrived here Tuesday with his parents to spend a week's vacation with his grandmother Hose Kenne. dy. -' 8track tipe ................4,47 1. THREE DOGNIGHT Cyan ELVIS PRESLEY RaiseclOn Rock 317 L: , Ihatasu.t?oquieltitietotheaboiie described property has been filed against you 8track tape ...............4.47 - Vacations - r-., L' GARFUNKLE AneI Clare Jr. REGISTRATION OF 2 feet '.elt of ?hC Sui.!h Section FICTITIOUS NAMES )1t, Section 10, Township 21 South, We. the und5gned. being duly lworn.do hereby declare under oath Range 31 East. am Weit 776 feet, zoning classification Of P0 State Road S 177, being de's'po.eted f Section 16309 Florida Statutes the Marriage of: conract for labor and parts Professional Office District to said as Station 266 plus 473$; run thence S7 HARDEN A. FEDDON, PLACE FOR EXAMINING properly 4S that classification is NorTh 03 degreeS 33' 41" West 17.11 Husband. 5' Edger A. Bennett BIDDING DOCUMENTSdescribed lottie zoning ordinances feello the POINT OF BEGINNING PubiSh 0ec 12. V. 74. 1973 and arid Bidders may review the 0 the City of Attamonte Spo'ingi, LINDA 0 FE000N, said ditch survey line; said PoInt Jan 2. 1971 oocume'its at the tllowing Place: Wife. 5) District School Board of Seminole Florida, 10*11: OrdInance No.22573 ci Beginning being if SSats 366 PEW _________________________________ and as amended and supplemented. pius 71.16 on said State Road 5177, County NOTICE OF ACTION Th, present toning classification mencesoumoideyens7' 10" East 201 East Commercial Atne IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. of Said property is R-IAA Single a73feet;rnenceswthog,e,s-' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA LINDA 0, FE000N WHOSE Sanford. Florida 37171 Family Residential District, as tnat l0"EastU5,Slteet; thence South $4 CIVIL NO 73.1729.A PLACE FOR OBTAINING BID RESIDENCE IS THE STATE OF right, title, or Werest in and to the following descrit*d ends lying and situate in Seminole County. FIorda. fowil: :' 7$ degrees 31' West 1537 feet, East 776 feet, South 133 S feet to bgin ning, being in Block C. WILSON'S ADDITION TO OvIEDO. Parcel 2' Begn ios S feet Norm, 30 East. bingO 50 feet Ntherly of and that i Intend to register Said to the corporat. limits of the City of the Southwest corner of the NW name with thC Clerk Of the Circu,t 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT, ilti' terest by'. through. under or against attendance, unknown PROJECT SCOPE AND CON. Altamonte Springs, Florida; any of the above the NW ' thereof; am North ge Crf, Seminole County. Florida in JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR (b) To consider alto the Question degrees 55' 11" west 001 feet to an accordane with me provisions SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA parties, and all partieS or persons STRUCTIOPi: Contract-on and &rwerested btic in . - 'l 8'track tape ................4.47 - Cast Ill 1 feet. South 60 feet to forested in the business profession carried on under the beginning, and begin MS S felt names of SEMINOLE GARBAGE North. 20 felt West Cf the Scuth ii SERVICE at Sanford. Seminole Sectionpost, Section 10, Township 31 parties having or claiming any 10 -- '' PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Lot 7$. Block Si. SANLANDO THE The South "i of Lot 60. BlOCk 3, 5: Josephine E. Dese FLORIDA SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM West Wildm,re as recorded In Plat PubliSh: Dec. 13. If, 36, SEALED BIDS: 1173 and STENSTROM. DAVIS I accordng tO BocK 3, page SI, Public Records of un. 3. i74 TM office of the Superirerndera, SPRINGS SECTION, McINTOSH DEW 11 Attorneys at Law 302 C. Commercial. Sanford, ff1 p1-at thereof as recorded In P14? SemInole County, Florida, BocK3, Page 63 Ii. Public Records lying within FICTITIOUS NAME Florida until 5:00 p.m. 1771 or miorida State Bank 25 ftet Northeasterly c4 Seminole County, Fkrda, and all rwithin %'O feet Southwesterly of a P,OTiE -1 ti'r.- , -,'r, I am- Sij;te the Sem.riole County Co,rt House cf triat r.ghf of way of Palm Springs dilcil survey lint deScribed as fl b-sr.ess 4? 123 5. 17 12. prior to opening at 7:30 pm, Post Office Boa 1330 Drive from the North right .of-way Casseiberry, Seminole County, Sanford, FlOrida 31771 IowS TYPE OF BID OPENING: From a point on the West line of Florida under the fictitious name of Publish Dec 19 74. •973 Bids Shall be opened arid read line of State Road .06 to tnt South I fP" LivIngston Seagull 3? afld a coast.(o-coast sampling :eemed to indicate that traffic mas light. - ' DAVIDBOWI[ Bowie Pinu ' Jonathan -. n'• .... .. . "m-..__.._.__. ----- ,.- - - NEILDIAMOND - - - . -. - Nonetheless, the vast major. it3' of the nation's gas stations Plaintiff, - ..............- - - - .- we've got the 50 from what the Safety Council curve; thence South 09 degree's 16' tder'scer1if.edorcathierscntck mat I intend to register said name Defendants, Semuran Boulevard, Altamon?e REPEALING CONFLICTS. the U" East, $53.lSfeet, lhenceSoutp, 19 or bid bond payable to the order of with NOTICE OF SUIT Springs, FlorIda 32701, and flit the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SEVERABILITY AND CF degrees 07' 07" East. 636.43 feit; the City of Longwood, Florida, for TOQUIETTITLE qrgirsaI with the Clerk of thiS COurt 1173 Seminol County, Florida in ac orglna1 with the Clerk of the above FECTIVE DATE thenc,South09degreesO4' East, five per an IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF cent (S Per Cent) of the eitherb,foreset'viceCrlPttitiOnerl (Seal) cordance with the provisiOnS Of the and to consider tnt adoption ci slyledcourtat theSeminole County feet to the beginning of a amount of the bid. This sum will Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Arthur H. Btckwlth. Jr. Attorney or-.rnmedia?ely thereat Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, -on or 8IS.31 ordinance of the City of WINTER FLORIDA to the Northerly and serve as bid security and will be Section $4500 Florida Statutes TO THE DEFENDANTS. MARY By: Linda M. Harris ter; otherwise a Default will be before January 9th, 1974; otherwise curve concave SPRINGS. FLORIDA. title' of which radius of 11,459.16 feet: forfeited to the Owner as liQuidated EMMIE POLHILL. Deputy Cleft W B entered against you for tnt retiel a Jsjdgrrint may be entered against having a ,$ Louis P Leone the thence along sad curve throus a damages In the event a contract Publith Dec 19,21.l9l3and ian,'i, is as follows CLEVELAND, MIZE WILLIAMS P. 0. WiLLIAMS. W ormanded in the Petiton v-ou tn the refie-t demanded in AN ORDjNAHCE ADOPTING centralangteof0lde'greesOl'SS"a 6rward is made and ,the cntract9,197 W1LLI'piMs. i'IRAI 'TosslE. WITPfESSmytsaridandtheseabo 0 BERRY p distance 04 213.06 feet to tite end Of'- documt'nts and bonds are flt DEW 93 AND ENACTIPiGAPIEWCODEOF JtJNIUSSYLVESTERCOOKSAND this Court. on tnt 7Th day of P.O. Drawer 2 (Seal) ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FLORENCE P. COOKS, his wife, said curve' - theseNortfll$degrees properly and promptly executed as Sanford. FlOrida 7771 December, A.O., 1973. 'Arthur H. Beckwith. it. WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. HELEN TOSSIE, PARIS E. is' is' East, 1707.92 feet; thence required in tne spec,fications Attorney's for Petitioner diet-k of the Circuit Court (STABLISH?NG THE SAME; i'OSSIE. ERNEST INGRAM and North Iidegrees 14 47" East. 25720 NOTICE tio OF INTENTION bidder may withdrawhiS bid Jr Beck*itri, Dec 28. 1973 and Jan 2. 9, Arthur H. By: Cecelia V. Ekern PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL GLADYS INGRAM. his feet; lhencesooth$tdegree's 3P 20" prior to TO APPLY FOR i-s dayS after receipt of biai 16, 1971 te. Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk OF CERTAIN ORDIPIANCEI NOT CLARENCE ASHE and SADIE East. 403.56 teet; thence North 1$ PASSAGE OF TIieCityofLonqwoodres,ryn the DW 172 Seminole County. Florida PubliSh: Dcc. 11. 1$. 24. 1973 and degi-m u 4" East, 35931 feet to r'ghttoreje(tanynndoi-allbids,to LOCALLEGISLATION INCLUDED THEREIN. EXCEPT ASHE. his wife, JOE SMITH. __________________________ Jan 1, 1971 By Martha T. ViPtlic AS HEREIN EXPRESSLY VERNON the end of this center lint de'scrip waive any technical detects, and to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ASHE. LORRAINE Orp,!'q Clerk DEW 41 0DE0 PROVIDING FOP o, AUSTIN. BLUETTE ASHE ton Containing 2509 square tee? accept any bid BIDDING REQUIREMENTS ______________________ may deem to NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Of that? ______ PubliSh Dec 1). 10. 76. 1913 and (0037 acre); more or less. ADvERTISEMENT FOR SEALED be for the best Interest of tne City. infenliontoapplytothe 971 Session THE MANNER OF AMENDING JENKINS and TONYA R. AUSTIN, 1. 971 CITYOF OWNEO BY: HERMAN 0. JEAN BIDS. BY ORDER OF THE CITY of the Florida Legislature for SUCH CODE OF ORDINANCES; if alive, and their unknown spouses OEW--O Invitation to bid ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS if married, and if any party is deed. and Notice is hereby LUCItE JEAN. A-K.A COUNCIL LONGWOOD, FLORIDA. passage of an act by local bill the FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, LUCILLE E. JEAN, hiS wife; given that the District School Board substance of which relates to ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME then his or her unknown heirs, Eugene DJaque, NsticadPublicHeanng EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR wbiectfo;lHs.record,dinOfficlal of Seminole County, Seminole repealing Chapter 61.1611, Florida EFFECTIVE Mayor devistjs, egatees, assignees or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A corn' shall be available at the grantee's, Iilnor5. creditors, Recoith Book 55.4. page *7 held by County, Florida, will receive sesie which authorized THE Publish: Dec. 10, 24, 1973 and J , Laws, and COUNTY, FLORIDA offiCe Of the City Clerk of the City of tru'te-s, and any and all persons or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PURE OIL COMPANY, a California n$il 7:30 p.m. on Winesay, DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF s. 1971 the City Council of the City of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7).9S?B January9, I71, at whithIlme Bids corporation; ano ASSIGNMENT DEW$2 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, Winter Springs. Florida, for all partiesclaiming by, through, under Altamcnte Springs. Florida. tnat OF RENTS recorded in Official LUTHER C. TAYLOR, will be pi'blscly opened •r.d read formerly THE BOARD OF PUBLIC persons desiring to examine same or against them and all persons or taId City Covncil will hold a public Records Book 554. page 291 n favor Ptatt,tf. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES parties having or claiming any in tnt County Courthouse, INSTRUCTION OF SEMINOLE hearing: vs. FICTITIOUS NAME Park Avtnut. Sanford. Florida on ci MANUFACTURERS HANOVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. to entet' into ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND Merest by, through, under or (a) To conSider •nrwLation of the TRUST COMPANY W. W FULLARO. C? .et. NOTICE 5 hereby given that I arm anti make contracts for purchases of BE HEARD the tOfiO'*ir,Q against any of me above known or following described properly lying SECTION 77550 2606 Defendants. rr' bvsr.ess a? 169 W THISPIOTICE istobe PUbliShed PROJECT TITLE STATE engag materials. Supplies arid services unknown parties. and all patties or and DeiflQ In Seminole COunty. ROAD 5431 NOTICE OF SUIT Air Conditioning Building SEMINOLE Broadway. Oviedo, Seminole without requiring competitive TtieSanforø Hera!d. a newspaper Of persons having or claiming to have to wit TOQ'JIETTITLE COUNTY general cii-culation in said city on, any riohi. title or interest in and In DESCRIPTIONS County. Florida under the fiCtitiø5 bidding or quotations thereon for a Seminole High School, Sanford, Florida, w.-.. I .'â. i7 is is iJt' 'III; JiC tfl ?1t •1'A PANCL NI). SI) Pnoa. ................ Ul(AINAf..t '1"e W '1 ii 'C bLUs, INL., and sum not to exceed 01.000.00. II time at east 15 days prior to tne the foling described lands lying Lots 71.72.23 and 24. Block 54. Lots EASEMENT-PERPETUAL FLORIL)A tnat I intend to registef said name time OS the public hearing NAME OF OWNER: S William P. Layer .3 in Seminole County. 27 and 7$. TO THE DEFENDANTS' W. W, with thie Clerk of the Circuit Court, DATED this 76th day of Decem Florida, to wit: District School Board of Seminole 19, 20. 21. 72, 73,34.35, 26, Superintendent Block 51, Including street rlght.of FL)LL.ARO. A. C. SJOBLOM. J C. LATERAL DITCH bit, A 0. 1973. RIGHT Sminole County, Florida In ac School, Sanford. Florida. of Schools and Exofficio Parcel 1: Beginning 270 feet way Of Alpine Street BILLS. JR.. BILLS, J- C cot-dance with the provisions of the S: Mary T Norton PROJECT LOCATION: Secretary of THE DISTRICT from the (SOUTH) STATION 150 PLUS Nortn. 30 feet West of Soijth i, f l.ne righitof-way AUGUSTUS C. BARtlETT. W. B. Fi(litiOtj5 Seminole High School, Sanford, easterly Name Statutes, ToWit: City Clerk Palm (PART) SCHOOL BOARD OF tion Post, Section tO, Township . . fatalities across the nation run. ford. Florida, 37Th, on or aet'e sealoftheClerkoftheCircuitCow-, January 10, 1974. fld Vjl. tn on this 71st aav of December. AD., . . (ia)' drew to a close with traffic OF 5PRlN$. FLORIDA. titI Of *ti.Ch (WI EDO, a banking corporation .s as follow-s name of COMMERCIAL AD . The four.day Christmas holi- Wednesday. January 16. 1971. io an or- COUNTY, FLORIDA consider the actootion ci CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1774.0 dinance by the City Of WINTER THE CITIZENS BANK ________________________ A - By TIlE ASSOCIATFI., I'RE.Ss WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, __________________________ -A (41. - cciden fs that said City Council wit: hold a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, public hearing at 730 p m. or as EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIII. thpr.ff.e as possible, on CUlT. IN AND FOR S!MlHOL! ' WILLIAM H WAC1C. A'riey Road trav& was light and Yule Hght dim In many countries because of fuel shorLag "As he exist.s, man Is not perdect," Pope Paul Vi told 30,000 Roman,, and tourisis Christmas Day in St. Peter's &luare. 'Exalt man: you will make more evident his deficiency, his Incompleteness, his inner iteed to be saved. We say it once and we say it In a Lots 10. 11. and 12. Block 2, Lockhart's 5-0, PB 3. Page 70. in required to serve a copy ot your Pforth P9 degrees 40' 0.0" East. rUn wittientendarsafterreceiptotbids. Casselberry. 37707. Seminole OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. Cf Florida, along said curve through a central No deposi? will be returned to non Way, written defenses, if any. to it on County, Florida unoer the fititlO5 ANNEXATION ESTABLISHINC fcr angleotOldegreesU3'39"adistance bidders No bid will be Ir,,,..,,t tt.,*p EIGHTEENTH JUDIIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1727.0 In re: the Marriage of DALE S. CLARK. Husband, - There also were the traditional family reunion,,, 1973 In President Nixon and his family spent the day at the White House, and the President had a telephone conference with Secretary of State Henry A. Kl,ssin. ger about oil policy. A shortage of gasoline and urgings by the Nixon administration for Sunday and holiday cioslngs shut down all but a scattering of s-!rvice staticns around the United States. State police said most motorists decided ft was better to stay home rather than risk running out of gas, Christmas night was peaceful In London and Northern Ireland after bxnb explosions Christmas Eve that killed three men and wounded 41 men and women. Christmas Eve ancI ChrIstmas Day Masses. But fewer than 4,000 p trsons the smallest crowd in years - made the p ilgrlmage to Bethlehem because of fears of Arab terrorist attacks, The Israeli 1avy security guard on the little town in occupied At ab territory, and there was no violence. II was the first Ctiristmas at peace for American soldiers in 12 years and the first in freedom for American prisoners Df war from Indochina, The Sky. lab 3astronaut,s walk ed outside their spacecraft for a better view of the comet Kohoutek and radioed to earth their hope for understanding among all men. Christian world. - as Iocatedoncot'ntf of Jerry Avenue ad 2h Street This publiC hearing will be held in Lot 1, Block 1. Glenrose Lea Sysitm tot Longwood, Florida, will date of the Public Hearing: the date 1974 Aition to Lorigwood as recorded in be received at the City Hall until of the first publication to the date of DEWIS Map Book 1. page S3, public records 430 P.M.. January 14. 1971. Bids the last publication, both dates DEW-121 more terrorism, less warfare and more economic uncerthinty for the SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Notice Public Hearing Notice is Sereby gTvn that the Board of Adjustment will conduct a toconsider approving a Front Setbak Variance In an R I ResIdential Zone from 25' to 7' on of yourwri?tendefenses.ilany,toit 32771. on or before the 25th day Cf on ALA'4 A. DICKEY, ESQUIRE. January. 1974. otherwise a default a.d wIll DC entered against you. Petitioner's Attorney, x,,r, l972Doat)fldTraiIer,beanflgl974 HOTICEOFACTION TO: CECELIA DAVENPORT License Tag Number 17V-3Q5i AND, you are required tO appear MILLER your Answer or other is YOOQ s,.. S.C. -- ' ........ . ;- - Thousands jam:ited St. Peter's Itasilica (or Christmas 1913 was a holiday r meCircuitCounlinandforSemjmle Atlanta. GeOrgi 30312 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, Florida. and serve a Copy thereof on Petitioner's attorney, that SAMMY LEE MILLER nas Cleveland, Jr of tiled a Petition in thC abo'.'t Styled Mack N Court for 0ttOiution ci Marriage CLEVELAND MIZE 1. BERRY. Wife. hovilbold furnishings. appliances - , 4 iristmas j.ii 1, 1911 OEWU North iSle,? and LESS right Of meetngat the City Hal, Long*od. t.-entv eight (25) clays, in addition. the way for State Road SIP. ALSO Florida, at 7:30 P.M., January Ii. notice shall be posted In the area to Lots I. I ano S of .1 A Bistline's 1971. be Cci'isldered for annexation arid AdditiontoLoflQwOOdasrecorded in Plans, specifications, ano other :oningalleaslfttun lS)daysprior Book 3. page 6. said pubilc contract documents may be to the of Ve Public Hearing. recoros, LESS right of way for State examined at the office of Gl,cs and DATED this 21st day of DecemRadcliffe. Inc., Winter Park. ber, A D. 1973. Respondent, Roads S 17 and 5434. lying w.thln IS feet South of a center Florida A complete set of biddAc c ........i Ineofr.htoiway'ortofeRoad5. cuments. includng pians arid City Clerk LINDA P CLARK, Wile. Petitioner. 44. Section 77580; said center 1kw specifications, may be Ittained n Cit' of big described as follows: from Glac. 8. Radcliffe, Inc., 13.11 NOTICE OF ACTION Attamonte Springs. Begin on the West line of said Palmetto Avenue. Winter Park, TO: DALE S. CLARK Florida Sec?ion3l at a point 4904 feet North .lcla. upon deposit of $i000 Pi.PIith' Dec 74 1013and Jar 2. 9. r,r. ODdegrees 30' 11" West, along said One half () of the Plan deposit 16.23, 1974 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the Southwest corner of will be refunded after the bid action for dissolution ot mar,ia. line from oate DEW174 Section 31, said point being on a provided a bid Pies been Submit. and for award of the personai said the Southerly and ted arid further provided fnat the property of the marriage in curve concave to FICTITIOUS NAME pos.esiion ti-as been havnQ a radius of 11,459.16 feet; ctOcuments are returned to Glace & POT ICE 5 hereby given tntt I am PetiIiOf.Cf'$ tO.,_ CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.943 LOt? Block B.Waii.arsaclditionto DIVISION 0 Attamonte Springs. nO. TWO. as lore The Marrtige SAMM( LEE MILLER. Husband. recordedinPiat Book 13,PigeOj.ot the Public Recorcs of Seminole _.d CECELIA DAVaNPORT MILLER. County, Florida, together with all . -, _________________ -'.-' -- Terror is ni 11,1 ars C! - IPti proviiioo$ of the Fictitious TO: MARI.EPIE ELAINE restersaldnamwmtPiCtrkof Circuit Court Seminote County. Plaintiff(s), t;m, and place 7elignated and be (a) To consIder annexation of the AMENDED Nlme Statutel, To-Wit Section DALTON the (ircut Coi5r?. 5emno1e County, NOTICE OF ACTION following described property lying heard Florida n accod'canCe with the Florida Statutes irs;. Central Avenu to ss Florida FLORIDA accordance with thC BANDWAGON MUSIC CENTER, AND and being In Seminole County, oviiiof of the Fictitious Name THE STATE OF 5: Raymond Self PIO-i$lOffl of the Fictitious Name ChICO9 Falls. wOODALL INC.. et at, Each defendant is hereby Florida. to wIt: STEVEN Stèfutet, To wit. Section $45.09 ARLIS Mary Sell Massacl%U%ef$5 Stblules, To Wit: Section $45 09 Defendants. required to serve written defenses, Florida Statutes 1957. Lots 119. 190 and 191 of Forest City, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE PUbliSh Dec 1, 11, ii, 7$, )973 ou ARE NOTIFIED that an Florida Statutes 1957. NOTICE OF HEARING if any. to said complaint or petition Orange Park, according to the plat STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY 5 John Peters Jr. DEW IS for diio4utlofl of marriage 5: William H. Wltkison TOSHOWCAUSE Publi%h: Dec. 11. 10. 3$. 1073 and _________________________ on: thereof as recorded In PIat Book 2. OF MUSCOGEE. AND WHOSE jctiOfl Rithard H. TilIman PIOTICEOF SUIT HOWARD P. MARSEE. Jan t. rn-i Page 60, of the Public Records of MAILING ADDRESS IS: ARLIS has ffl filed against you and you FICTITIOUSNAME Dennis C. Titimin Assistant County Attorney Seminole Covnty, Florida; STEVEN W000ALL. E, CO. o. ire required to serve a copy of your DEW 43 liOT ICE s P*reby gt.en that am THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Publiih: Dec. 17. 19, 24, 1013 and Federal National Mortgage tolp*corporatellmitsoftheCityol lit and 29th INFANTRY. FT. vvi'ittlfl defenses. ;f ant. to it on Seminole County engaged in business at 309 No0l PlaIntiff's attorney. Ira Wm. McAssociation Jan. 7. 1911 no East Commercial Altamonte Springs, FIorida and BENNING. GEORGIA 31006. St.. Longwood, Seminole County, FICTITIOUSNAME A sworn petition for DissolutiOn of Collum. it., of PITTS. EUBANKS, Sanford. Florida (b) To consider also the question OEW.52 Notce ii here given that we are Florida under the fictitious name of SERVE: W. C. Cornwell, ROSS 0 RUMBERGER, PA., and Regional, V.P. onorbeforethe7lstdayof January, of designating and assigning the Marriage a Vlnculo having been BESTWAY EQUIPMENT CO., in business at Bom 273 Its THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE engaged ofiol4 address is P01! Off Ic, Boi A.D,1971,andfiletheoriginalwith wning classification of IL in tiled regarding your marriage to Seminole County. that I intend to register s.a.d name 34 Peachtree Stref, N.E. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. cpu'uota. 377M, Atlanta, Georgia th9 Clerk of the above styled Court dustrial District to said properly as BET TV JEAN W000ALL. tfl xis-i. Orlando. Florida, on or before CUI T OF FLOP IDA IN AND FOR Florida under the titilioij5 name of with the Clerk of the Circut Court. PARCEL NO. $15 on said date, to show cause what thatclatsificationisdescribedinthe Circuit Court in and for Seminole JanuarY 21. 1974. and ftc thC AMERICAN LITTER CONTROL Seminole County. Florida in ac this Court SEMINOLE CO(NTY Manufacturers Hanover right, title, interest, or lien you or zon'ng ordinances of the City of County, Florida, the short title Of or.ginaI with the Clerk of and that we intend to register said cordance with the provisions Of the in re: (slate of Trust Company - . any of you have in and to the Altamonte Springs. Florida, tO wit: which ii IN RE: THE MARRIAGE either befC,te service on Plaintiff's name with thC Clerk ci the Circuit Fictitious Name Statutes, TOWI?: MATTIE A. HOWELL SERVE: John F. McGIIII. property described In said corn Ordinance No. 220-73 and as OF: ARLIS STEVEN WOODALL, at,orn,yorlmmediatelythl aftf deceased. Cwrt, Seminole County. Florida in S.ctioni4509 Florida Statutes 1951. President Husband. and BETTY JEAN Otht?W1W a default will be entered pIaintorpetilionandtoihowcause, amended and supplemented, with the provisions of 5: Carl Vorpahl cordance NOTICE TOCREDITORS 350 Park Avenue if any you have, why said property The presint zoning classific.ation WOODALL, Wife, these presents aoainst you for the relief demanded e1?ate of the FictiI.u"s Name Sta?4es, To Publish: Dec. Il. Ii. 26. 1973 and Petition. All creditors of the New YorK, New York 10022 should not be condemned for the 0f said property Is Al Agricultural command you to appear and file in the Complaint or - Section $4509 Florida Statutes Jan 1 1971 WITNESS my hand and seal of MATTIE A. HOWELL. deceased. Wit PARCEL NO, 113 uses and purposes as set forth in the District, as that classification is your Answer or other defense or DEWare hereby notified arid recvired to 1957 If said defndants are living, and complaint or petition filedherein. If described in the zoning ordinances pleadlngwiththeClerploftheCirCuit this court on December 7th, 1972 __________________________ S Otto A RyWyk tie any claims or demands v.ti,ch if any or all of said defendant or you fail to do so. a default will be andregulati.xisof SeminoleCounty, Court In and for Seminole County. (Seal) Ralph G. Murray SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD ttieymayhaveagainstsaidetta?ein Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. defenoants are deceased, the entered against you for the relief Florida. Florida,andwrveacoPy tti(YeOf on D.c. 4 11,10.74. 1973 OFADJUSIMENT theofficeofdl,ri.ofdircuitCourtof PubliSh: Clerk Circuit Court unknosn spouse, hCirS. devlsees, d,manded In thi compisint The public hearing will be held in Petitioner's attorney, Jack T. DEW Nutics of Public Hearing Seminole County, Florida. in the ______________________________ grantcs, creditors, Ilenors, or other petition, By: tOy Stk me City Hall, Altamonte Springs. Bridges, of Cleveland. Mite 8. Berry. Notice IS hereby given that tflC courthouse at Sanford, Florid-a. As Deputy Clerk parties claiming by, through, under, WITNESS my hand and seal Of Florida. on the 39th day of January, Post Office Drawer Z. Sanford, - - -- _-,_-) ----- Legal Notice ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ bl;c hebningtOcon%idC approving ot te "5' CJb!Ca.on 01 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. TN AND FOR ttndant z'r OrlendInts, f ,i.e. pecember. A 0 . 19T3 •r thrr'ttrr '. '):if, it ',,!'(t .rfi di, .-" .iiniiar. A D 1t74 LC?'' 'i't [h i1 u and ii Oea. Their unkn Spou, lSeal) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. interested parties for and aanst cthrri%c a Ocföutt will OC edercd . Residential Zone on the following be in writing and muSt state CIVIL ACTION NO. fll$lI-E he5. evisees. Igateej, grantees, Arthur Ii. Btckwith, Jr. the proposed annexation and zoning against you. d.scribd property: thcplaceclresidenceaodpotlOffice In re: the Marriage creditors. lienc'rs. or other parties Clerk of the Circuit Court WlTplESSmyhandandsealOf the willbeheard. Saidhearings maybe eddress of the claimant and mutt be HERSCHEL WILLIAM DAVIS, JR., Lot 72. hock 29. Sanlando the claim.ng by. througt, under, or By: Cecelsa V. Ekttn continued from time to time until Clerk of the Circuit Court, on this 6th Suburb Beautiful, In SeCtion 1721-29. against any such sworii to by the claimant, hIs &gent. Husband deceased delco. Deputy Clerk final action is taken by the City day of December, A.D • 1973. 3, Page 64. Further described as PB rr or Ps attorney, or it wilt ant dent or defendants, and all parties Publith: Dec. 19,26,1973,andJan7, Council. (Seal) void acord,n to (1* having or claiming to have any 9, 1971 CI4E t'L .OSEPHINE DAVIS. on Alpine Street. Arthur H. Beck*itti, Jr. This notice shall be posted at the December 13. 972. This public hearing will be held In right, titli, or inferesl in and to the DEW 92 wife. Clerk of the Circuit Court City Hall within the City of the County CommIssion Chambers proprtydescr[bedintpiecompialnf S: Thelma Little NOTICE OF PROCEEDING .y: C,celia V Ekern Aitamoote Springs, Florida. and ifl of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, towit As Executrix THE STATE OF FLORIDA ADVERTISEMENT three (3) other pla'es within the Deputy Clerk STENSTROM, DAVIS 1. January21, 1974. at 7 - 00 PM.,or SECTION 77510.2006 STATE TO Cl4EcVL JOSEPHINE DAVIS. INVITATION FOR City, and published in The Sanford Jack T. Bridges, possible. McINTOSH ROAD S43 1700 Cherokee Road. POrtSmouth, as soon thereafter as SEMINOLE CONSTRUCTION BIDS Herald, a newspaper of general Cleveland, Mite I Berry Vrgnla 73101 c Adluitment P.O. Box 1130, Sanford. Fla. PARCEL P40. 1)3- FEE SIMPLE YOU ARE HEREBY P1O'IFIED Longwood, Florida Springs and Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 37771 By: Walton Torret. Publish. DCC. 10. 24. 1973 RIGHT OF WAY that a proceeding for dissolution O Sealed proposals for the Con Florida,oncea week for at least tour Attorneys for Petitioner - - - th 1 , - 3 :: ,'; S - 1' 1 1 -----.-- ORLANDO So Orange Ave t Departm Store kAYTONA BEACH Hi SANFORD',,/ KISSIMMEE>,/ WINTER HAVENVine St ghWy 17 & Block North of Cress/ Daytona Mall Airpon Blvd. Bermuda Ave. Gardens Blvd. on U.S. 17 Nova Rd. & Volia ftv. (RI. 92) ' �- --- - •- - ---- - -- - - - - - - - •- - - -. - --- ___ ---. 8A— The sanford Herald - - Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 The Sanford Herald -' I Electric blanket % off our entire line of brasn girdles . 320 Year-End Reg. $4. Contour cup bra of nylon rn Worse Thon e 22O Reg. 2.50. Crossover bra with tricot th Lycre spandex sides and back In while. nude, or black Sizes 32-36A, 32.3813.0 With seiimless natural cups with fiberfill, reg $4. Sale 3.20 With Padded cups (A.B only) reg 4 50. Sale 3.60 nylon lace~ cotton with stretch straps 32-36A, 32-40B 32-42 D-cup reg $3. Sale 2.40. Reg. 2.75. Cotton/Dacron ' fully lined polyester bra 32-36A. 32-42B.0 32-44D-cup reg, 3.50, Sale 2.80. Sale 320 Sale Fantastmic bu these big i for your home. Startiong wiath and big beautiful ecia S sa es Twin Size Single Control jr ;L1' specials. ;, ce of Popular in our 320 R eg$4GaeSbf with laced front panel of Lycra' spandex / --;- f lE'S 'U. - - ,- / i 4, -' Group 11300 : - -- I , - .,. - jw lob. id - -- - - - NflW - " ale Reg $7 Waistline girdle of nylon/acetate with spandex sides Sizes J L L 31$ \\.% V ,' I _____- i ---• 1 ____ - 40 -- — 71 Sale 14 Peg $5 Grterless brief of nylon sndexacetate cotton L pairs Orig. to Group III U .- , 11 - - / I ---i--- ---s -- i shoe Women's better shoes Ori g. to 16 ?9, NOW 4 88and 5&8 - ____ E . _ Group I, 300 pairs .- - - stocic. _______ 7* - - I ! t dearancel 7 - Sale _F' Sale $4 Reg. 3.50, Natural cup cross- Reg. $5. Lonciline hra with .about -ci1rlh)ntrcot J-' 6A. 32-40B.0 suaps32.36A.32c ?:3 2.420 4.80 - L..._ llll I / Size $13 Gigantic Save on eveimy - Sale 210 - IL - i/A \ U Reg. $4. Double knit bra of nylon tricot with LycraO spandex section Sizes 32-36A,B,C P YS '20 / - . --= . - . x\4 / f 300 pairs - -- . __ \ - , -.. Men's shoes - - - ' se ____ - Jt Orig. to $23 AV- . 1~w Apmg -7— W MW_ -Aw. - - - -- U- - - 4 NOW Sale 5 668 Reg. 6.50. Waist whittler brief Reg. $9. Long leg girdle of nylon,'acetate/spandex of nylon/spandex. S.Ni.L.XL S ML XL SM L XL 13114 - -- :;. r .. - Girls Carol Evans bras are also on sate this week I Be there - ,•:' ,... early for , Now 1 - RIM- - - solectionil I, - / ,, — J -- . it use your - Sale 2 1wln size,fiatorfItted Rig. 2.99 Mustins with the decorator look are long wearing polyester/cotton Pretty Gingham Check Duotone Stripes and our Solids mix and mhtch beautifully in live g'eat colors. Full size sheets, reg 399 Sit. 2.12 Pkg of 2 pillow cases reg 249 Safe 222 ' * - -v-'-.v-v'r,--.- . handbags. Many with suedeor smooth grain leather. look tfirTi. All roomy with Zipper Pockets inside A qreit buy at just 1,88 Famous name brand. \ Dross length ORIG. $10 2j to so /C #11 ! II your favorite long and short I ORIG. $7 & $8 - IJr'ttII ar rd. • I j 11 and / / twin sire, flat or fitted Rig. 2.99 Luxurious percale in crisp white. Polyester/cotton. Pkg of 2 pillow cases, req. 04 Safe 2.64 - . I F - ----- ______________ : J \• ______ dres gth __________ len gowns. .. OW114 t&I1 twin viz,, flat or fitted Reg. 2.19 White muslins are so nice and thrifty. Polyester/cottpn Orig frir 'worns wallets, checkbook covers, 'checkretaries credit ..' Li .._i1 L) () II ç,U (\ - : - hi U I -I card cases, picture carriers and more. Simulated leathers in lots of finishes and Checked low blanket speciall 2 for 388 standard size Plump Pillows are filled with 1LV% polyester and covered with blue o cotton, Firmly edged witt, cording. Each n its own poly bag Je - Choice / /1 / S . \ . Li 1 I I I _____ /A - I r- I __ii j colors and s izes. I / - -- ____________________ 1 of 1 ____ _ a 7 s ecial 488 / Pajamas too. colors - - - * - - . SPedal 399 ,. n 1, C) •• Jf_ --=-_ L._ Machine washable gingham weave blanket Is 72"X90" for full or twin size bed, 100d_ virgin acrylic, - _ allf0rizedAl cotton rovers Diamond Full size pad Oveen size pad ........................ Hosp al Notes it DEC Z2, IM Maude S Padgett, Tampa Kevin J,Vesjna Sheila D. Meadows Gloria Washington Annie M. Weeks Nana L Hopkins, DeBary Mary K Dickin, DeBary Elizabeth M. Barker,, DeBary Charles Blggs Jr. Lake DECEMBERZ3,1973 Admissions Sanford: IraM.RowellSr. Nora C. Butler Nellie Kader Mary Ellen Williams Nathan Israel, lkland Ralph Eldridge, Casselberry Births Anna M. Woodhouse, Miami Mr. and Mrs. Regional Shores t Harriett)Holloway a girl, John H Stem, Orange City Of Births Discharges Mr. i.nd Mrs., (.h1irks iMar Sanford: Ellen) Williams a boy, Sanford Ricardo L Perez Odessa Corbin Discharges EMe Woods Sanford: Dennis W. Smathers 011ie Mae Humphrey Minnie M. Gault John A. Feacher Melvin L. James Adrienne Durand Ada C. Blanchard Herbert L Riddle Katherine Hutcherson Ronald D. Boyd Anothony Montgomery Mary Jane Cotton Ella H Montgomery Earl) Bradford Catherine B. Harris Bernard Eisenberg FrancesGarrow Patricia Ann Martiridill therineAudas,Deltonj Mrs Charles iUunnij James M. Donegan, Deltona Stottlemeyer and boy Bernice Biladeau, Deltona Helen R. Breiner, DeBary Ruth K. Robert, Deltona Mary E. Chapin, DeBary Edwin Pullen, Deltona Frank C. Pietropinto, * Eke. 31 nney We know what you're looking for. Charge It of Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 aomo 'fll 9:30 p9m* Monday thru Saturday Store phone ...323-1310* MR Charge It of Sanford Plaza Penney's, Open 10 a.m. to 9:30 - ON _ Sophia Bretding,Oviedo Ila A. Maddox. Deltona Dorothy H. Ridkile. Orange City Walter Bradley, Ekdtona P.M, Monday th-ru Calendar at the German American German American Society Society Clubhouse, 3al Orange New Year's Eve party. 8 p.m . Lane. Casselberry. clubhouse, 3al Orange I allt!. enney We know what you're looking for. l& Enterprise Elizabeth Jones FSeminole _- Sa LdWmda Moore, Osteen Edward I Cunningham 1.99 - Saturday . Store Ph . 323-1310. ____ By the last week in October' In New England, when both the government and the oil residual oil accouriLs for 38 per companies were taWng crisis. cent of the energy used by inNot only would the 1.3 million dustry— compared with 11 per barrels a day be lost, The Arabs cent nationwide--supphes in male it clear they included In mid Decemberwere 15 per cent their embargo the 200,000 below last years levels, acbarrels a day of Arab oil that cording to a survey of discame Into America through tributors and state government Canada, the 400000 barrels a officials Despite this shortage no cutback rertetl day of Arab oil via the Carlb- there bean, and the 500,000 barrels a in industrial production. Manuday of refined products coming facturers made do with the reduced supplies by eliminating p to America f r om And more losses came on top waste. Henry C. Schumann, DeBary Katherine M. Wenz, DeBary Andrea Barber. Debary James F. Clay, DeLand Victor P. Hansen, Longwood - IN AW •• The Interior Department said cording to statistics provided bythe oil companies, the most ser1ou.sshortage will The companies arethe only beln heavy residual oil used tu uurce Ut uaLa snout crude oil luit iu.tr gea*?raturs wiu Uproduction and refinery output duslrial machinery.In the first U.S. Government onourice- quarter of next year, shortages mts about oil are based on of this product will reach per information supplied by the in. cent, Interior Department offi- Walter C. Cook, Lake Mary Sleeveless and .'' P 1 01 ,4 t 166 e i I) ____ a U 00 more. i4 -1 3 :; cd ."rap-around styles — - Sanford - Ca . cutback so Japan and some shortage was eimated others won't suffer so much." cause of the Arab and oth. The Arabs have reduced shipWithin a week, Love talking merits to Japan and EuroN by er federal officiali wire varying percentages. a17 per cent shortage by il in U U.S.Supply the end of more 1 ' How did six per cv. nt per : get to be 17 per cent or more? ra day.*° "The crisis Is much worse America uses about 17 million than all ofusanticlpated," said barrels a day, except for a mid-winWash., c no! ate ter when consumption rLses to 18 mithonbarrels Theadditlonal InterlorCommittee When the Arabs announced one million barre ls would ha'e the embargo, PresidentN ixon come From the Arab countries and his energy advisers at first this season, so the winter thought the embargo would not shortfall will rise to2l per cent, include Arab oil refined in Eu- unless consumption is cut As the last tankers p&illedinto rope, Canada and the Carib.. bean and then shipped to th e U.S. ports from the Arab lands, UnitedStates.They thought th e thepinchstarted. The governcutoff would cover only the 13 ment said that supplies were at million barrels a day of crude normal levels in midDecember oil shipped directly from the in most areas of the country, desert to American refineries but shortages would appear in This was six per cent of the total January and Februar) unless U.S. consumption of 17 million conservation measures were Admissions 1 looks in misses, junior and half 1cizes, too You'll find shirtwaists • , _ (EDITORS NOTE: The AP of these. The United States norhas prepared a series of articles maUy obtains additional supanowering frequent ly-asked plies from non-Arab producers questions about the energy such as Nigeria, Iran and Venezuela. These were lessened by shortage. Here is the first.) 600,000 to 700,000 barrels a day When nine Arab states fired their oil weapon against Ameri. because the U.S. agreed inforcans on Oct. 17, Uwm was cun. mally with its allies—Japan NOW tIlI:t.1h&:,L, - 22 SalS le2 Pajamas 0, - 22 22 a1e2 Sa le 2 twin size, flat or lII1#d 3.49 . Peg 3.49 Parisienne is our charming polyReg 'Duotone' our bright ester/cotton muslin bordered with roses. muslin stripe in long wearing Choose from four lovely pastels on white polyester cotton P*o - o12 pillow C35e5. req. 299 Sal. 2.12 Sleepwear closeoutf i Charge • / / -- - Women's dresses / reduced, A t'j: Penney - *d.kI 'Air<. *P.i' •-" . 188 Orlg.S41oS6.Choose from many great styles in straw and Canvas - - - 1 - - best - - Save 20%: , y OT -- Sale 7 20 - - \ 21 - A Ow--#-- / At w - Anticipated cern but ilo! panic in industry and some European countries— and governmea After afl, said to share this oil. It is what one John A. Love, then the White e;;pert called "International coHouse energy adviser, only a operation to spread ffie oil Reg. S4. Tummy controller brief with front panel of Lycra* spandex S.M,L,XL, I Dec. 26,197-1-4A Oil Cr Isis Sale s 2 Sale Wednesday, b) D)namics Music Senior Citizens Tour to DEC. 31 Disnev World — Will leave The German American Civic Center at 9.00 a.m, SOcietY is holding a gata New Return at 6:30 p.m. ~11U 9148 Yes Eve Part) at 00 pm or 311 .FA3 ' for rtrdt1rJn _ �gli -- .- ---- - — - •*•• -' - - - - j-- 0 - - -- 1 -. .- -- --- .- -__ 1- - ;--._ ---r--;:. -.--_ IF OA—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 1 he Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26,1971-11A Closeout special. \ Men' s Optiibiism IN Fuel By RON Copley N Emergency coats. a lightweight, wrinkle, free sport coat of pecial savings for men. Check these low, low prices. DIJWLwQ a COUNT 0 647-4100 0 00~ Deposit and withdraw 1i SAVE Great value in Starting 'banking convenience' current situation iinpac Servke -L week Now Steps us barrels jwr day and pns(lucc1 iinjxrkd oil. Alaskan till arid natural gas "couple of trillion more all—and the length of this (loniestilly about 11 million a "me U.S. Geological Survey are still several years and barrels" which Dole says are IlflpaCt—depends on the steps (lay. Theenergycr ishasputa lot we as a nation take without tells us there are some 13 billion hundreds of miles away from "locked up" In a 16,000-sqthlreofbacksupagn tthewalland delay," mile area of Colorado. "Oar spare capacity was barrels of proven oil reserves, benefiting anybody. said i)ok in an in. from the look of things wall ter'jew. "Our me same is true for the Wykiming and Utah. position —though gone and we were forced to 'ith 100 billion more to be space, like oil, going to be at a perilous—is critical, but not yet import more than four and one- found," he said. "They tell us premium. disastrous. We may still have half nsillion barrels per (thy," there are about 266 trillion The effects I the fuel shor. time to take measures to said Dole. "lii less than a cubic feet of gas reserves, with (age are air dy being felt in protect outselves for the decade we wiqfl from a position 700 trillion feet to be the colder re ens of the United future." of self-sufficiency to (inc where discovered. States and th gas rationing we're importing 25 per cent of The future is now, looming tar - r and larger on "We have 150 billion tons of our oil needs. According to Dole, In 1965, u the horizon J,j coal,' he said. "And If you think pinch will soon United States consumed 12 be felt by eryone. 'By 1985, if nothing is (lone to the 10 billion barrels of oil on million barrels of oil per ., day, stop this trend, the United Alaska's North Slope will help Our en e way of hfe In this while it produced over 9 million on States will be consuming great coun y is on the line, so barrels per day, relieve America's burgeoning everyone liii be affected OflC Also at this time the United estimated 2.5 million bat rels a crude oil deficit, what would a Samsonite Fa5hionaire Mr or day, and have a productive couple of trillion more barrels r," said Hollis N. States was importing about two capacity of less 'han 12 million di?" Action FL.. Dole, ormer Pik, assistant and one-half million barrels barrels," Dole said, LUGGAGE secrctar} or mineral resources daily although it had the In the lntIrtor Department who capacity to The trouble is, that most of do* Ird produce an a(tWhile there aren't an instant the 'it tIi of vital r'sources s now i'e ral 1nan:Ig'r of the ditisnil aix iii'llion barrels per retucijies for this growing are not as accessible as were S U Colony Levelopmcnt Operation day. problem Dole says there are the deposits which are now of the t lantic Richfield Co. in In 1972, the United States some long-range solutions nearly exhausted, Dole "Theex(ent to which the consumed over 16 million which can lessen the, need for acknowledged. sport here,one Exists, Crisis rts Urge polyester 1 The The ultimate in Exp 1 Over from your account... BY PHONE! 40% 7 Days a we"l 24 Hours a day, UP 100 pct. polyester, textur'ized finish. Solid georgc - colors. 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Save on refrigerators. !t~~ A Sale 26991 Alois Jr#4"l 1 Sale 22991 Rig. 309.95. 16 screen rneas da I itia V1 I ri our appliances and furn iture. All sale priced to go quickly. - Rig. 369.95. 19' screen imeas daq 1 i '4 Idurt S - J Sale 32991 fDlf $ $ 7 V - ( - I state tt4bc' chascs en's dress shirts reduced V '••''J ,• 1 i ' - Those Color TV's feature • Ptjçh.bu?tç)n Chroma-Loc' color-tn! control • Oui Pc' for faster picture and Sound Automatic fine tuninq (AFT) • sold Hurry;o%' . II i �12A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 SAVE!!!! 10101010111 SAVE 50%OFF Oil Companies: The Whole World In Their Hands oil? The shortage of bunkers the Saudis off the hook. Oil is to end the lines at the pumps public should be kept so in for shi is a g d in Britain No airline has yet the dark about what is hap. I t t visibly out ttJt ning.lor fed it Continuous usually pay necessary to it irly found roAfter some fa the lowest once for oil it is sharp representations from any flights that t did not inc absut desperate s or commerc ially sensible for the the government the oil corn- want an excuse to cut. But tages wien much evidt'nce oil firms to cut their supplies pan1 es found the gas needed cannot be right t at eg tothemmostsharplvnow,as seems to be ha )ptming. The oo Does anyone, other than the oil companies and the Arabs, know what's really happening with Arab oil? Latest sailns from Arabports are nearlyI 4 per cent up on year ago. - LONDON (LENS) The largest independent suggest that output is still face if It keeps the oil flow evidence from shipping sta. shipowners (i.e., shipowners rising by a staggering ing. Another is that they have hit because they previously amount; it does raise the been warning for some time screwed tile oil companies tistics seems directly can. independent of the oil corntrarv to the belief that there pani&. Six said they had had possibility that the Arabs that there would be an oil for the lowest prices. Last has been a 20 per cent cut in no problems in getting a full may not have cut prçductton shortage, and these warnings year they sometimes paid Arab oil production. It does load. One commenttd: "We by anything like the amount have been falling largely on less than the freight cost of lend some credence to the have heard of problems, but that they say. deaf ears. shipping the crude to Japan. assurances ol the Prime Min. we are not saying we have If this is so, there is some Many in the industry Now the advantage lies in the ister that Britain is not des- had any. The other owner lotic to explain it. The Arab believe that this winter companies' hands. prately short of oil. had the world's two largest Oi!-producers have certainly would have seen an oil shorIt would be wise for An observer near a British ships heading for Japan, and milked the situation for the tage anyway, even without western governments to play port said-last week that he they did have to leave twomaximum political capital, the Middle East crisis. The along with any deception that had never seen so many thirds full, without so far doing anything present situation puts all the saved the sensible Arab, It should be pointed out super -tankers waiting to drastic to destroy the western blame firmly on the Arabs, governments from getting unload. The oil companies that Arab oil production has economics o n whose and increases oil prices, boxed into a position in which are using them as floating been expanding very fast prosperity the value of their Higher prices are necess they might have to put their stores, just as they are paying anyway. Saudi output was up dollars depends. The oil firms ar to generate investment in threats into action. Last week some garage owners to keep 33 per cent in the first 10 may have their own reasons finding new sources of oil. Prime Minister Heath's emismonths of 1973, and Iraqi outtheir tanks full, for going along with this. One But, meanwhile, are the oil ary in Saudi Arabia, seemed The Oil-buying public, and put by 35 per cent. So the could be that they are re- companies the best people to to he making offers this applies to governments shipping evidence does not pared to help the Arabs save decide how to dist ribute the specifically designed to get too, are in the oil firms' hands. While the Arabs that Brittin's U 'p lit" 1! secure the multinationals - - SA1II!III ,w b.... * I REG. PRICE ON sELEc'rED REG. PRICE-ENTIRE STOCK CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS FAMOUS BRAND COSMETIC GIFT SETS = M. - CARDS - - CAN DY CHOOSE FROM LARGE . -- vvUIlcUoy, lJt.. £0, IY/J—IJM S AVE !!!!1 SAV E!!!!1 50%OFF 250/oOFF REG. PRICE-ENTIRE STOCK ___ ••. eir fleet mav shortly be laid up, are natuirally the hardest i Iie.)dIIlUiU flCIdtU MATCHABELLI-LOVE.MAx FACTOR.CORDAY-FABERGE. ASSORTMENT ARDEN-D. GRAY-JEAN NATE- - WHILE THEY LAST HELENA RIIBENSTEIN — ,- . ________________________________ _4tz::;.i. Mal — _____ Consider that they have the responsibility of running their own world b)-stem of ra- I(IT 1VW tioning, as the 'irman of Ho al Dutch Shell has admitted It is also they who, apart in m the Gulf. Dtttrnber. "I :4 i ~z i TA PEPPERMINT BIG PICTUAIS i7 , 39 per ctnt more PAK OF 3 - tonnage's of tankers sailed from the largest Arab ter- TUNIS -i KODAK 20 POCKET CAMERA REG 169 44 CAST IRON WITH TWO ADJUSTABLE GRIDS A' 1 Slaril litylt, broils, too browns, touts. wwrns *bile d"ning itWf. AdJustabis ruk positions. 'i -- OR 99 CAPISTRANO W-5 Steam & Dry IRON - REG. 2.99 199 iI TOILET BOWL BRUSH MEN 'S GARM ENT BAGS AND ndefl has made nocomment about her suspension, ML-ts (., avis and other Opry per. formers haire said it was be. IV E fl C I I J J ' PICNIC 'R' --.- : 'rL;' r SIZI - i . ::' •. 32T042 ', - 4— MEN'S KNIT --.-., I WftJ% I ' SHORTS ' " m 2FOR \ RG 599 I 38 99 600 I ___________________ . SHELLS HOSE (LIII 16 't iiir. W' '"'ffl" i EU$A5LE PANTY 1 99 I 144 RI G 3F01i1 REG. p199 Rf ,, ... . SACCHARIN ... JL " ~ -,, ~ AND " L LOTION LU I lUll OIODOANT s-: 29 SET It POLAROID 420 CAMERA...... 88 48 REG. 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THERMOS f PROCTOR at- 8 I,$*J(T-I,C, -LIWItI ICAs: . - - PAK c.3use she criticized the Nwsh- Von VMN 110 is on% C TWIN C ---- LADIES' NYLON JAMAICA 'EET S TS . 19c ____________________ CAN OPENER/ - - BEVERAGE HOLDERS ...... ... 99 Although Opry Manager Bud -3 It ff- ___ ---i- - Lg CAN OPENER "c" o ' ' siu fl A TTPhIF DM1 ICIUC) LIMIT 1 REG. :lctcAui*-mt;*u,l SLI(VILISS NYLON TOP Miss Davis' difficulties witil arresting members of the — 640!. MINT TOOTHPASTE ELECTRIC Enarks she nwde on the air about Nashville police 1 SILKEN DELIGHT ) C SHIP SHAPE 1'l 1 BUBBLE BATH... HAIR SPRAY WIN uoa POtt.,'io KNIFE SHARPENER I . - WITH CORD ' is ITI (100 V% 19 . . . - VAN WYCK the crusade wtnjldbemFlon. vile police for making the 1 SIX CUP PERK - road," she said. "Since I'm not singing in the (Vry now. I as I helping. She said one of the stops f(,r 89 — 1 sdesing.dtatantr1 2p.tm REG. 10.99 C ........ •nuinnri (In bLUJL -Ur fl1U. 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A ship that has I FAULTLESS 9 INCH 151i bawl on those for which the latest figuresare available at Lloyd one port might have been distorted but the sam e pattern emerges from all four of the Arab ports, representing a sample of ore than 100 ships. These LIo)d s statistics only include a ship that has actually been linked up to the t FOR TYLENOL 599 lOX 2288 J REG 2688 creased in the west since 3 22 PAIN RELIEF WITH. OUT ASPIRIN DROP IN FILM LOADING' MAGICUBES 11 / - SYLVANIA Arabia, than a year before, A similar picture ernerges from Kuwait, Iraq, and the Trucial States The lo w est increase in fiv e u terminals as at Coun 1 - %' --• year, but not by anything like this amount. 10 14, M 1 7 .................-.- is non-Arab and maintaining full production and deliv- iJ fl C *- - ALKA—SELTZER - . ç he only ii-,dependent source is 'the reports of tanker sailings sent to peopic. like Lloyd's of London by their agents at the terminals. In the first four days of .~i 36 CT@ 4N' ____ from the Arabs themselves, have a monopoly of informahappen- -- �- yiji_i._ir..ML - L ~ _ __ _ nt 4 _ 4A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 Ihe Sanford Herald Wedpesday1 Dec. 26_1973—iSA Wesleyan -;t.t". ,F,~_ Ce'.~~`~~~ 4%i-.-~.a~_zg _,ft Sports M 1 Small Schools 0 w-____. ip"a- Spotl ght ii B 6ff s T S t 8 1 P r ai 11 t By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Coach John Wooden's team, No. S with 577 points Th e closest battle in the poll Kentucky Wesleyan, the de. losing 0 Northwood 4 If you thought that 81 straight which has added six victories . TV first nine slots remained came for 13(h place where Ala. fending NCAA college division Tennessee State in I victories nitht Jupress voters this season to its String of unchanged from last week with bania totaled 122 points, le Ken u ky St'a'e one champion, edged Evansville 82- P0 in The Assoc1ated Press college successes, received 52 first No. 6 Marquette, No. 7 IndIana, more than Southern d two first-place an Cal Van- 81 and also crushed Buffalo had 3 By Dan G tim cr. in basketball poll, you were abso.. place votes in this week's eighth-place Louisville and derbilt was 11 . No. 11, but only by a State 113.78 and Carson-New" votes. lutely right, balloting and totaled 1,040 ninth Providence following in scant 10 points over No. 12 man 110-81 last week. The Pan' , A UCLA's awesome winning points, more than 200 better order. Arizona, 165-155, Evansville. 42, moved U t0 thei s, 70, remained on top with I Ed. Note: Althongb the opinions expressed In the following streak earned the Bruins unani. then secondplice Maryland. After that, the tennis were Kentucky Wesleyan survived 22 first place votes and 538 total fourth despite losing twice, to commentary are not the opinion of the column writer I feel it mous designation for the second The AP panel gave Maryland scrambled with with only 68 a stern testing the by Evansville points, fair to allow the other members of the Herald Wrts department, straight week as the nation's 800 points and kept Notre Dame points separating the next five and retained the top spot in The Tennessee State, 4-1. idle last Paso, hit /ticorn A&M now with whom I may disagree, a chance to voice that opinion. The No. 1 team In this week's po!l of in third place with 754 points tennis from 10th place Long 0, went from sixth to fifth. Associated Press college week, moved from third to following commentary Is written by Herald Correspondent John sports writers and broad. and North Carolina fourth will) Beach State to No. 14 Southern division basketball poll ond, replacing Kentucky State, Evansville received 319 votes Cherwa In reply to several "anti-Finley" pieces written by this Casters. 701. North Carolina State was California. released today. which slid down one place after whil e Alcorn unknowing sportswriter who has not an ounce of ccmpassloa for ' theRobbcrBarenofBasehallD . - . 'I . .1 4Is - : i - ' I -I-.--,---- _~ - - .- _- _1~ - . - - __ - - - ~ I I -. ~V~ 7- ; ! - 0i _1_=XI_"-I - .-1 1 I -,;~LT i, :;L~ i* - I 4. I ' ave com _________ _. 3 -ak t'I .,i Scheduling .- -1 —' - .M'- . c ' , ' , t ."' :,. ' , ' ' . . - .1 _____________ .' - . I - -• ., ___________ _____ ____________________ _________ - , I, i: !. _____ - 1i 11 II . I - .: ,i ,11 I - . I Iz l av" * LEVIS [ -1 11 MANUEL -1 I i . 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Comparable uvings. too. on these - Comparable savinGs. too, on these Sue Taylor turn-d in the top effort in the Creative Boutique League asshe tallied 171489 whUe ROM Bred had 161452 and Ilelen -rt 177449. In the Auto-Train Junior-Senlor Wgue a 192-511 le--k llw honot-5 for Da%"d Nader. Mary Johnson topped the Petty C,oats with I"1458 as T%rila Collins had 167435, Polly Hall 1744 Janet Schultz 172-428and Charlotte ChaplIn 162-438. Elaine Kostival aps high roller In The Jet Bowlerettei with 164470 as Kathleen ('ross rolled 161-453, Roase Vaughn 176459, Mae Wilkins 163-440 and /IIit Altman l437 Judy 011ff eriitrgcd as high roller in the US fa nh- Women's League with a 178472. In the Dynatronics Mixed "It'll ruin me.' Namath erd Bradshaw and "You know I did every- Terry hanra(tv iesults from thing I could their nev er basing been He hung up the phone and taught how to NI lie say' laughed ... Fran Tarkenton is an expert ' - . ' _LF - UR plus 2.08 lcd. tax. 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AC#A%O A04Y.4~* -__ i l I n r i vat e Fin 's Hill Bradley, the York unorthox wags have lne Kniks ious "' ',en associaks tht siiw cIl) d oi ward, is the obiect of ing zzi stole the whow In the league with a sizzling 196- Ilie inan now emerging in by his teammates because he public. One story 579 scoring t K th Buk r to the distaff scorn with a concerns seems to into a develop the intercom system in his of2V.-526 as Ilichird Williams hit 222-%7. Norma lienrr 162426, Carol forget lice Finley, so the story goes, erhaps had several people in his ofgan 176-502, Caml Myers 179-424, Louise Hostord 175460, Pat fice discussing business. next season Kern 167449, Norman Sparks 222, Don (man 312.537, Pat W h e n h e r cc e v e ci a Steeler halfback Frcnchv Truax 182.428, Bobbie Hutchins 173-437, Tracy Cashe 20253 and tikphone call from a man Fuqua one of the mo sensa unknown to the others in ine office, Finley turned switch so that everyone in the universe, has purchased a Cb TODAY ONLYI 4' '*PS"1 ' t'IL I s - '6'" - K gh ' J ai A Selections Y0611yo t1' 'i Jorllylltla5i ___- 0 0 02114 it ;ilI ~- ~J Mf,_II441, '61 _-_=f~__~~-!% —' NO REFUNDS - ; ;~Al.- 11 . ~ N.ic_ - tie majors Along with Indlaca the Far WestfieldhasArmy West Vir ginia. Brigham Young, Oregon State Oregon Texas and Washingtor. - 7,0p~ -a,, - 7— Winged Foot Classic arxi Blue De%Il Classic are on the holiday menu, but only 38 tourneys are a classified as major by the Na- - ___ ___~____ .- '. r"i 'i ,- . 41 - .. .-- I - _h iii I - • Unrofessj dation. The Far West and / ' -t'? shot It ads the the defense, But he % as held to I 0 and 13 points as Westl.srn Kentucky - .._ '•'J• Florida in flrstound gsnu tonight. 11 --f Wj 10 pthter a1 de ; i •: -- 1 the ci ampionship Thursday night. -__ -__ _i . - Wade stwTed at Florida Junior College in Jacksonville the past two years. Now he*s mAing his points Lind sparkling defensive plays for Weskrn Kentucky's I- ' - ,It,'') Wlif,Y1*6 A,YP for Tourney I M- ftc t ' A..,' t JACKSONV111Y. Fla, (AP, home to&y wiith the goal ef beating the local favorite in 2 4 ,7'c atin in rnbo and (rlotk.' There have been earlier rumors and published reports the Cougars were considering, a move Possibly to ('in. cinnati. *1 iii~ . 0 If 7 4 _0 ' center cap. Many sizes. Installallon able at no extra charge. Nt . ____ JA#, first out of the dugout of Shea ts i ht i Eddie Adam,s was the scoring star with a 196-660 series as ght Stadium to pinch-hit. lie br Berny Hudley hit 1"20, Pat Roundtree 173-457, Eddie Jackson green and 'o?d5"r ms, an received a standing ovation, orange 190-534 RonI Brede 16228 Bill Langley l91 Joe Adams 1 and in 'enemy' ball park baseball w ta ken 514. Johnny Jaco 193-635. Gil Benton 187-545, Robert Gilbo 214,%i, ducts of a zany, sometimes Recently. Yogi Berra, IA-e 198-525, Ed Lee 1994M, Darmy Tillis 190,M,Wayne O'Neal farsl&hted, but nonetheless Mets' manager, was asked harmless mind. 2OG-551. Alice Carver 182488 and Polly Price 175455. -what he L ion I stood up and ap Finley's public image ha been Changing, - , e€rbod else caid Berra ~ h -i ~_ a Mitzi Knerr toux trie scoring honors with 167464 wh.ile LIZ tempt " I diiin't ihink it %as right to Ie' 1 Graham hit 171-441, Dottie Hogan 158.457 and Elyse Isom 158-449 Andrews, when Finley forced treat i human being ha way m Andrews 11) leave the team Finley did Andrews ... But Andrews made an under pretense of medicalthen out 'when ap plauded then t .excuse after Andrews had - -T-made two straight errur's in 4 The dnpro(esslonals had high scores aplenty with Eddie Adams the 12th inning of the second team setting the tempo with 231-M ahhough Jerry Farella pushed him 1973 World Series game. Wel on the other things~ to the limit with a fine 236407 series Jim Caner bowled 2l78, And we have seen FinleyEx middleweight charn Skip Norton 235443, Bernard Hudley 194-624, Richard Williams IM egre iot,151Y turn tail on hi's pion Jake LaMotta, when worf After the Series, in the asked what is needed to bring K Steve Mushock 1904%0, Milt Fricker 216-541. Ed Eldridge 212popularity. 567, Bob Bradshaw 212.555, Bud Larsen 218-578, Don Myers 189-546, room in terview, F I bid d'A a Then his manager, Dick W I ams, guys will need jobs and a (Williams good quick buck Right now, ni said he was leaving the A s) athaletes (his pronunciatio& Now. Finley refuses to don't need to be hanged in the Claudia Jasa showed the with with 177,w as limu Lewis hit ,abide by his word and holds face to make money. And if I strictly 171-475, Ruthe Zavrotney 159-438, Lix Blackburn 180-489, Glnny tx- a to Will ia r contract, had it to do today. whic has r year to golfer. It's a beauty-rul F - 9 - _____- Reg 2395 to 5350 Chrome reverse wheels. Af/X one piece aluminum wheels. AF/X steel dish wheels, Cragar GT Super Plus wheels, Smoothle chrome whetls and wire mags. Most S de . Boycott Cougar .. ... Spo ts B ets CHARWTrE, N C (AP)— The American Basketball Association Carolina Cougars may movee to another city in the near future. due to poor attendance, says General Manager Carl Scheer. 1 *11 we draw poorly during the season and cap it off with another poor playoff record, I think the indication will be terribly clear," Scheer said Monday. Hesald, "We have I There were more than a few good scoring efforts in this league with John Bryant showing the way with 242-688 Others Included 4 Jim Nader with l80-5, Helen Padget IV7-520, Agnes Butcher 166487, Wesley Burrows 189528, Ron Allman 204-664, Joe Tanner 183502, Chuck Stimely 183-602, Margaret Price 149443, Robert Gilbo 201-533 Helen Barbour 166-451, Dot Lee 153-434, Richard Williams and ltty Carroll '13-511 £ i. 1799 J&B Roofing W - avail - - - I _______________________________________________________ alore iffn Sal e With four players and no relief, BIG DIP 23 they kept their cool and stayed FURNITURE 12 together as a team, even under pressure. I The Sanford Recreation Special mention for Ralph Department's Girl's Basketball Pillow's Dawn 13trguson, who I— -ague met Saturday, Dec. 22 had not yet scored this mason. Big Dip trGun(ed Wilson Maier Tourneys 7 I me Xiglere League set the pace for high scoring bowlers surpassed the 600 level. Ray Ferrel roiled ZU414 and Gary Varner notched a (inc 236412. Others scoring In the upper brackets were Eddie Adams LIS-&M, Robby Dorn $80,M, Ed Jones 182,.W, Dewey Day 210-M. R. B. Putman 19~-M7, Orville Randall 206424, JACOBSON , 11 '4 - 0 I ay out Bobby Meyer 18, Joe Lahman their benefit. Last place Motors ten, and Torn Roew two, deserves applause for effort. Cuffed & Flaired Variety of Fabrics G !. Bowling , . I /7 MIkP I Ink w as ''g' 'rILLC., 2 At We recent fihA Supernational at Ontario Motor Speedway Sanford Electire with 10, Leroy in California —Tampa star Don Garht3 took top honors. For his Kelly eight, Steve WW tied four Knight's Shoes stomped efforts he won over $20,000 as he completely dominates the field of and Pat Harrison two Ralph Pillow Motors 64 to 12. over 100 AA-Fliel dragster!. r,RrIlL% or. hi-q way to victory made six showed runs In t S a as he set a new woe record 5 et and a speed of DEKLL S GULF 73 up with only four team mem247.25 mph. Tom McEwen won Funny Car Eliminator and Wayne WTRR I bers, but would not forfeit. it Gapp took hlsFordPintotothewinners&clelnproStock. wa3agamealrcadywonfj Jison Ltngle did all the undefeated Knights, who had scoring for WTRR against a seven team members eager to . , much taller and bigger Dekie's play. Gulf learn. Kenneth Perry was . 11 could have been a dull high for Dekle's Gulf with 22 game, but for the effort of both NEW SHIPMENT . 11115!Utl SURVIVOR Zro / Recent Results - '. :I valid ____ ForTech !I !ii '- - — on t re.s, batter es . - - . If _J l ec, 0 h - , -- Not An Offender _..-..... , q] , A: in confrontation tried shots right in lard shots. effort to be proud of. From both Flamm, 14 points; Debbie 12. the basket. They also practiced team tean it was a game well Manter, eight points; and Pam The The first quarter, Wion With the odds in their favor, work, giving their lesser played. We are caught up In what has been labeled an energy crisis. Hendricks, two pants. This game was for the really dragged its feet, Knight's Shoes practiced star players a chance to shine. When Whether it is because of political problems in the Middle Knight's Shoes high scorer Ralph Pillow Motors high championship of the first East, half getting only two points from players Melody Graham, the game was over, Knight's was Melody Graham with 22 scorers were Dawn Berguson, depletion of natural resources, over.expor tation, or what has been as both teams went into the Mary McGovern. Big Dip, Deena Flanim and Marian Ray Shoes had a score to be proud points. Next high scorer. 10 points; and Mimie Medley krmed by many as "a conspiracy by the major oil companies," the game undefeated, Joe Smith however, was really hot wi th could really "practice" some of, and Ralph Pillow had an Marian Ray, 18 points; Deena two points. fact remaini that the demand for petroleum products threw In 47 points for U.S. Bank, star player Dee exceeds Bawls dunking ,current supply. Dennis Germain had eight, and eight points and new player Ann George Pot-zig four. We have been asked to exercise judicious caution in Newman showing her ability our driving Martin Roberts wa high man wi th three points abits including the voluntary oburvance of a 51, mph speed limit. for Sanford Atlantic with 17 ('asoltne retilcrs have been asked not to sell gas on The second quarter was high &rnclay. points, Rocky Jernigan had 14, In action with many shots at. Meanwhile, the retail price of gasoline has skyrocketed. Virtually Walter Lee 13, Russell Crumley tempted but only one basket no one Is observing the 55 mph limit, and if allowed to do otherwise, six and Mark Huaman two, made Per team, one by Gail .so, many retailers are open on Murray from Wilson Maier and GRU,ony LUMBER 27 t wo more points for Big Di p's FIRST FEDERAL 23 Dee Bawls. I 11 After the half, Wilson Maier in the midst Of all this, uninformed legislators and some Vocal 0 big comeback under their new cidzenry are calling for hope. but came out disap. ' he abolishment Of all ' coach flung racing a "tOSS waste of natural resources" era Tico Perez pointed. Big Dip's alert g the basket. He defense, Gall Whited Becky With a two billion dollar Industry centered on motorsports, and had 15 points In 1s Simpson, and Shirley Wynn, thousands of racers faced with the prospect of mothballing race Wayne Kelly four, Scott Fine tact their scorers to eight more cars, one can readily see why there Is cause for alarm. But don't three, Ronald Moasar and Plea points and held go Wilson Maier abandoning hope Productive things are being done to ensure Roberts two each ;Z1V1 11 , (tOWn to score only once iiotorsportr, its rip, lit ful place in ft;luro h2isure timeactiviticr,. -i__ Rich:ird 10-an contintws to 1H. edgh point man for First Mater picked up According to statistics compiled by Motor Sports Marketing and started e ra He had 13 points, Corporation auto racing ranks seventh among leisure time fuel moving like they should have consumers, trailing such activities as vacation travel, general Wayne Parker and Andy Logan from the start Big Dip had a I a four each, and Mike Gaudeau sizeable lead, so they con. aviation, theatre going, football, basketball, baseball, and horse two. racing One can denny see that our sport is nota prime offender centrated on defense and i i holding the ball. The buzzer FSB 37 sounded with Big Dip a winner SANFORD ELECTRIC 24 by 11 points. Big Dip high scorer was Dee Representing the cause of all auto racing, the National Leroy Kelly who has fl Rawls with 14 points, next high 0/ Motorsports Committee Is active in Washington, D.C., compiling Sanford Electric high scorer, scorer was i0 Ann Newman, 7 facts and data aimed at helping to find practical solutions for the it (oWed out of the game In the points, and Ced Rawls, 2 problems of eniironment vs. energy. Headed by NMC eiecutive first ha which hurt their of- points. director John Cooper, former president of Ontario Motor *ed. ferise. way. and NMC chairman Bill France Sr.. past president and — R fd - I'at Sctiirard of Florida State %11S Mary McGovern with 6 .7 - '-KV founder of NASC.AR, this group has made proposals at high Rank had 1 ~ 24 poInts In the game, points, (sail Murray, two 4 14 levels, recommending ways in which motor3ports can cooperate . 9, Tim Johnson 18, Sammy points; Greta Pitts, two points; with feasible programs ' Griffith three, and Jocy Allyson Smith, two points 1" ' Kurimal one A ' ' ' A 1 Titl e nurr in flOW WdlVott,got big savings , _____ ' H alf I st - ____ , To End Of Motorsoorfs? WINSTON SAl LM, N C, (AP) — The energy crisis is -" flow affecting IntersectionaL ,, athletic contests. .*1N Monday, Athletic Director ~ Gelle ll,,o~-,,-, of Wake Forest UniirsiL unthrincd thit he I . i hadaskedOregonStateUnIer . I ', " , ML) to release the Deacons . 1WIt I 0 ; W 'I ! from a scheduled football game ,.' at Corvallis, Ore., next Sept. 28. " -Hooks said it was not a (mancml matter but a question of A getting a charter airplane and trying to foresee public opinion. t M • - . 4 "1 think that tpublic opinion) _____________ is going to influence a lot of -'I. things we do in the future," •%. "It's going hooks said to be etty hard to explain to people are cold that we should be fling across the Lountry to play a football game. The game __ , . is going to have to be awful lm portant to do that" Thte Wake Forest athletic T " _j— head said in the futi're Wake -Forest will be -very anxious to hedul only those games we n bask up with buses We im; \ ;.r-_=~, r -_ hmt don't have any com.- . it — ~ r.. riutments with the airlines" Hooks said Wake Forest intends to play its scheduled IJneS with Oklahornt and - - - ~1 ~~ Football, basketball, baseball and chess, what do these sports - . have in common? Lacross, rugby, curling and fencing, what . 9 these sports h in mon? 0 -~ At firV you say "Well, the first four are major sports and n f r r uu r 1 1 dcviw r l I t mikes i ci ri IR majorormlnor.meanswertouatquestionissinipIe t." r For a sport to become "major" it must have a central figure A %Y person everyone knows by name and can rally around. Can anyone Orlando Tournament where n.me anyone important from the world of lacrosse or curling, comes upon it basketball team they defeated top teams Uniess you play the 12OCt I dotilht i. it usually is a time of rest and throughout the state. The battle When football comes to mmd and you look for one central minor regrouping but for the will take place on the Wildcats Lyman roundballers it's a time home Floor. figure the name Pete Rozelle comes to mind, Qiess has Fischer, but who does baseball have? The answer Is Oakland A's to change the entire offensive HERALD SCORESOARD : and defensive style of play. owner Charley Finley. Lyman (First 6 came;) .I"k.... F06 FTj T The Hounds who stand 2-4 on Baseball Is in the unique position of having a puppet for a Gaoson the year with a disappointing o- Latmer commissioner $ 1 3 i, Good old Bowle Kuhn; otherwise known as the jellyfish of mark In the Metro Conference Cleland 29 ID is I I S I baseball. Without a doubt baseball needed someone to lead the way find themselves in the Rawims . _; ~. Y ~, __ $0 It looked out west and found a colorful, exciting owner by the precarious situation of losing Wright i their top sconr l)uring the last G's of ('h.arle (1 F 4 6 13 II - TW___ 19. 1 1 33 nameWhen Cliarley firs', arrived ular season game to holiday break 6' 6 center ,, C_ L ---_. dermg For the first time In history baseball was no longer 12 national sport Now baseball Is coming out of that slump and the Rand) Wright suffered a Total fl 7) 111 7e7 '. -7 -_ v . . one man who led them through it is at the mercy of unknowing broken arm that will put hiin Opponents sportwrlters and ungrateful fans out of action for up to six weeks Tc,tal UI 43 65 33 S%'h i it Mr. Fin!e " 1-;n4?u' lea " -'d tuy Lymfl a nait,i Wiy )4 6)-2ø baszball suddenly turning its back on him? ding scorer Ws play on OpporIews 15 13 16 104-31-3 ~. -. .- ~If you careful!j analyse the situation the good of Charley defense has been nothing short c defiMiely outweighs the bad. As a matter of fact, in his entire of amazing. Faced with the " rrlgn in ha: .iruuiv,i ul .ut, oust to not Vols Pr 'c niy fled one brr, t.k \IIL Andrews in I cident. It's obvious that kind of move is bush league and uncalled with three big men for three for but should that one mistake turn all of the baseball world successive games was agatnt him' problem belonging to the Everyone is aware of the success of night time World Series I.Aonknvo,A senior. and All-Star games but they seemed tokrget whose idea it was. It He started the three game i was Charley O's. How about the recent d"ignated hitter. The trek by holding the big man for Oakland owner had his hand in that. the Jones Tiger's to ten points. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. i API Going back even farther it was Charley Finley that instituted a Next on his list was Tampa — If fullback Bill Rudder . little color into baseball. He started with white shoes then moved Jefferson's Ricky Gallon who makes a speedy recovery, Tento three different sets of uniforms, Petty you say. I;was promptly halted for eight nessee Coach Bill Battle says I I remember its a youngster going down to Tinker Field to see points. The biggest feat came his players will be in their best my field In a powder blue uniform while the Twins hit the field in the night after the Tampa physical condition since midblack and wtutepinstx ipe. The setting was oselcast. Looking at the conte when he Lictd the season when they meet Texas FAST PACED ACTION Twins untform coupled with Ithe weather turned a bright day at the leading scorer in the Metro, Tech in the Gator Bowl football INIEN'S 13ASKETBALL activity usually gets going ins rapid way at the ballpark into deressingsItuatjon. Purely psycological but it was Darrell Dawkins from Orlando game Saturday night, important to me.Sanford Middle School g ym every Tuesday and Th ursday night. The Evans. Dawkins was com-4 depends on how well he I could go on and on about what a boon to baseball , ,Iarles pletely stymied for ten points progresses the nert three action is spiced with many ex-College and ex-Junior College hoopsters Finley has been but I'm afraid thatpeople won 't listen, although his team posted 74. days," Battle said Monday of % iio more than give the fans 11e11' es en Ss worth of entertainment. The led. FDi, -k Williams Wright's effort in tho3e three Rudder. who is suffering from a (Iferald oto By J Richards) ngs to Charley Finley and Finley doesn't want to let him go and contests earned him honors as shoulder injury. "We've had I can't blame him. Legally Williams is the Oakland manager the Burger Chef player of the injury problems ever since because Williams signed a contract that said he wanted to be. • of week. The award was won the midseason. Most of them are H a sudden the mustachioed pilot decides the grass is greener on t he previous week by Dawkins. In cleared up." other coast, or should we say the money is greener. A contract addition Wright was given the He didn't blame the upset made to protect both parties. Williams wants to break that contract Lyman High School Pep Club's losses to Georgia and Misbut Finley is made uptobe the yj1flan Why? Player of the Week. slaslppi on injuries but he said So all you baseball inns, next time you read or hear about At the Christmas break Tennessee would have been Charley 0 say to yourself he is all baseball has. He Is the only Wright was hitting on 62 per better prepared for its final sis central Figure we have and I'm going to support him because next cent of his shots from the line opponents if It had been in , to Mountain Landis he's done more for baseball than 1 001 BOWLS plus 32 buckets for a total of 87 better physical shape By KIN RAPPOI OR r Kuhn points He averaged 16 8 a The Vcls had to struggle to Associated Press Sports Writerr , The Indiana Hoosiers are way ganie. the highest on the team. beat Kentucky and Vanderbilt I I nee anti nvrrosrnence ziiv ecimu nignest scorer ln their last two games for anl.. was sharp shooting guard At 3 record—the worst in Battle's Friars are somewhere over the r ri RainbOw. ___ Cleveland.Cleveland has four years as head coach They're aniong several highN posted 29 baskets plus 66 per "11tree key players didn't ! cent of his shets from the make Tuesday and Wedrxwla yly-rated college basketball SCLC - ; ,Icharity stripe for 68 points. He practices for several weeks " teams playing today in farflung averages 113 points a contest Battle said 'Those are the Y tournaments. NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Southern Christian Fa_ Coming back from the days YOU get ready for Satur. Indiana, the nation's seventh. Uadership Conference said the Rev. Ralph David X. , %tt/ n Abernathy, head of the civil rights organization, would holida ys will be no easy thing days game ranked team, is fa vored to win -addrtss a niam rall% here tod:ly to support a tx-)ycolt of the V. for the local five as they face lie said defensive backs Nick the Far West Qa"ic in Port- , 1kw1 footb.iU game. Liii Winter Park Wildcats on Carmichael and Eddie Brown land, Ore Providence, No It.& 9,13 The local chapter of the -SCLC is boycotting the New - _. . . Wednes~y Jan. 2i The Parkers and linebacker Eddie Wilson the pick in the Rainbow MG %_ rT,~-j Years Eve game between Alabama and Notre Dame -I! are fresh from a resounding wereamongthosewtiouIfer in Honolulu il . P. '.! i becau&e the New Orleans Mid-Wimter Sports A.ssociation, victory in a prestigious nagging injuries, sponsor egame, a C e r The tournament lempo picks I'll committee. uI p across the land and befori *if' 1973 IN REVIEW 7be national office of the SCLC said It would picket the I by Alan Mover the Chr s I \ew York heauarters of the American Brodcasug November more than 600 teams will have '' ~ r14i ' Co., which is scheduled to televise the game. played in over 125 affairs, aa!7~_, : 1 ! rl 2-1A Z. ' AA __ R 'T__ ; -~Pn ~Such exotic names as the DU I - '. " k . .1 Vmt,'~-, t . Xon .. - USB _______ LrIsIs Hurts .. Hounds Alter Ca e Loo By JOHN CIIERWA Herald Correspondent It m S ith Leads LJSB 59 By Carl Vanzura SAN)RDANTIC 52 i I jf Stop 0 .• I --/, - ~ 0 Leads ~ - 1, I I 11- ,- �-' 16A-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. - :;- .- - _ P Jobs Compact Of - ---- __.--- - -. - - -- Sell Cage ro "Don ' t Your S I Check 'Dra These - ------.-------- _______ _____ - -. -- - - ________ -. - _._ "" - I: - -- • 'IL _-__ ____ York 1iIWIVJ " . . 9 Things to Good Tangerines, Tcjrlos p ick, 373-1671 o .--: -I- .d*AN____W - - Hotwon _*~. Conference P", I o_% L. ~ ( t. - 7 27 DIAL U94 - ________ - L os 20 16 Gclden St. Portland Phoenix Seattle 16 iS .516 15 20 .429 4½ 11 22 .319 6 huiv it 1126.1305 for Want Ads 1 tiiU S mgs ...........c a ne othru2Stim.$ - .......3Dca line 23 times ..............23c * line (52+00 MINIMUM CHARGE ) Philadelphia .,If Allanta • C'ty Omaha at IlOut - ?'t.et at S ea ttle - !,\inlrriufll - p vi - - -'- -. - J . -. [.1l'j-'T : ______ low -.f.! _..r.-_ Q=_JV '!. ,. - % _________ -1 p 11_j 1 % ______________ Y - -~----,-.-~--.4~=---,=~~~~7--,~-~~--- ____ - ''' '•• • - - - T . .:, 18 6a.m.. 5:30 p.m. - rtrir'v"tc. Day Before Publication MIAMI (AP) Announcements - J,, 11 - erie and Alickey Thompson, CHALLENGE match between Aeveloper 1,- of the "real" slingshot. Ma * F c:) r J A :: J . ~ ~_ _~, F i. ~A c> c:)P I eIs AI I T RE ByMAJOIR AMOS B. HOOPLE Se&rw7thouta Poor 1: -- color uniform I' I' I. Memoriam Care u.rI. ,'J i u ht.,. u will $98 This NEWSPAPER does nut knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that preference ndicate a Pøli I; I, - ' V DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. Mi.)rC Information may be ob'ained form the Wagt Lj-. * 7111ce a. -1 lando Pird. Cir. 22 W. Lake AGE .-- i u P . A LfOeMLNTor LAND Co . -- - - :.: - - AS U I''h VUU Stemper ")' HOMES "$1- DISTINCTION - 7 bedroom house. I b&oom air. 2412 Sttvenj A, first, last. _____ - ' - - - Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near Th e Country Club, Built With Pride By . 4 ! 40 Condominiums -F SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Spct. Down-No Closing Costs 211 W. Ph. 322-3103 for App?. *room adult colominIums offer you carefree living PLUS wa;r.r- ____________ jr 1. 1 - a - REALTOR - s a -1 - - ii ' Another Quality Ham* 3 - Odham o.v.Iopmi1b'..Brpiley - - ;' - i If S i I Cailbart Real -. - - h - - DrIvepast 2OArcadla Rd See this) . oearoom home with fireplace, ,, Garden setting from Street to streel Quiet secluded neigh borhood $21,000 11 - - ii - NO TRAFFIC NOISE J bedroom home cnlarge lot outside - 34 I II of city with patio and all the goo'es. $3S,000 Terms - n Large 2 beJroom, I Lath, centrj' - heat and air, Ideal for retired 7 a Stoic ilh super return Os, in vestment, good location, Includes real estate, equipment and In ventory, $70,000 . - SHOE REPAIR - 'rj I U -ì J - .~ . • __ -i - U Shop. located in prime shopping Includes inventory equip 4nent and lease. WE HAY F RU P TA L S we can e 2 .Il I .-V Ittttfl'Z1 .,1 Ltd1iYI Payto Rtty --" 171 I)Al •'.- Mobile * 3503 Orlando Dr . 373 5500 For the best buys in town visit Place Homes North, Il 92 at Lake Kathrn Estates. 2 ml North of Hwy 436 8342270 Forrest Greene, Inc. 1304W Fairbanks WE TAKE TRADES 4153333 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 322.76-ti BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Nights: 3223.434 VI, assume payments. Balance around $1700. 321 1977. II 9316122 mZ,?,f,tIraf t All makes sewing machine repair cic ,ir' d. otit & adjusted 98 $' Champion blood lines. 5700 firm 123 1545 or 372.5393, $1 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 307 A. East 1st $t Sanford 372 9151 Eves $31 1546 TV. Sofa, Chair, Bookcase, i'iasher, Dryer. 7 Lamps, Wardrobe. Call 3279107 befor e S. or 3222840 after 5 Free Christmas Puppies Automotive Service Horses 66 - Pints Mare Gaited. $200 .ii necessary Phone 3230640 ..- Whirlpool home appliance centerdishwa shers. compactors. Prices start at $11995, Get Mom hers for Chr istmas now. Financing available. Geneva Heating & Air Conditioning Serv. 3096 Orlando Reauty Care writing lowest prices in Fla, Gormly't. E. 46 past Beardall at RR tracks, -. - BuIdo41 Ceramics Service, used machines kiln dealer. 50 5 Closed Thiirsday & Sunday 322792). Iii TV.Radio-Sf ereo TELEVISION SETSS25UP MILLERS mommen 3951 - Pal r 'hone: 322-2611 '38 CONCRETE PATIOS COGBURN FENCE CO. : PH 830 ;748 Custom Homes We build Custom homes or extra bedrooms. bathrooms, playrooms SUN Enterprises. Inc 1304142 I II A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week 11 I NO SUNDAY DELIVERY Doors 7 utility rooms NATURAL - CASSELBERR Y SETTING, Cotn?r I t:drOOrn home, privacy galore, rnaiestic oakS, pines, 941 anti I 'thing near. P emodelic) with cent'al at and air. 133,000 HALL M REALTY i, t.A TOO ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD DELTONA LONG WOOD - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - 17' CALL 322-2611 AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR APPOINTMENTS - - 6 pm. Animal Haven Boarding. 372 5752. Herald Want Ad by calling 322 2611 and asking for a friendly I *Bell Plumbing Co.* Fast efficient ServIce, old and new. Bonded. licensed. 1220959. exterior. repairs, roofs painted, free honest experienced estimateS. 3730194 mall Want to sell something? investment ,n a Classified Ad will Call Ray Vacuum Cleaners - xiRBY VACUUM CLEANER & Only authorized sales secvke ,in Sanford. Open C-S.,Mon Fri.. Sat. 9 I. 107 W 271h St. Ph 3235130. FREE Home Demonstration $31300 Custom made screen rooms. car. ports. Top workmanship and materials, LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 323447S. Carpentry, Remodeling. Additons Custom Work Free Estimate Licensed Bonded 321000,11i. N- Wallpaper Hanging PAUL SLATER Prof essonal Wallpaper Hangtr Licensed Pesdentlal Commercial Mail Frg Eitnmstes Ph 3726473 - mulans Welding Custom made cabinets, bars, mommosommorom By Delivering Boarding-Profess anal with love I Plumbing Custom Painting Reasonable Bring Results AGE 2 OR OVER Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 531.7370. Small Jobs Wanted 133$, "Lake Mary'' Want Ads BOYS AND GIRLS Pet Care 372 hr,ng results LIU•LAU SEWING MACHINE 7619 Orlando Drive, 372 0)57 & Down Painting-interior Concrete REASONABLE PRICES CALL 377 ?1 'i ii,', 1i.i.,iI. fri A DC OC K Roofing 1. Sheet Metal Gutters Spouts 500 French Ave . 377.9351 s Ti11'la.1IJr,Iuf MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3730697. Improvements U- items. Sell them quickly witn a HANDYMAN French Ave.. Sanford, 372-7651. Arless 8. Cor.'.-ri-itcrial WHOA Vent throwaway useful idle SERVICES UNLIMITED tOOlS, etc (Ivy 1 or 1001 items, Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave *HOME & BUSINESS. am. .5 ACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, • CASH 372I132 - C E. SHEPHERD PAINTING & GENERAL REPAIR PHONE 373 $175 ---.- - Painting Oaaax BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS BULLDOZER WORK ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Iop prices paid, used, any Condition r used furniture, appliances, Money 111 ,%'anted- Old furniture, lamps, mlK, private party, Ph. 372 919) plance Sales & Service, 2617 S Earn Your Own Pint, 322 5712. ' 644 5176. Winter Park. ','any to choose from Dick's ap 53 519 .EN'S MOWING SERVICE Acreage, Lots and Lawns Free estimate, call 17) ICES ROE'S HEATING & AIR Lue.CatTIOrIinu jinr secvic, Call 323-1119 an Malawi TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Bea uty Nook) - C ash buyer for used articles, furniure, etc. HWY 46 ANTIQUES, 377477. -. Home :lea ring lots our SpecIalty. 321-1131 after 3 p m Wanted to Buy Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold arid installed. Call Geneva Htg. & A ir Cond Service. 373-5.431. a JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxc or at wholesale p'sces. Jolly Charliv guarantees in Freezers NOW-111000- JOHN'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE iix',P Maple Ave,, Sanford 32) *550 Feed 18 OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S HOME SERVICE, 323-59SI. f'll line GE Applianc es Sanford Elect ric Company 2527 Park Drive, 372 1367 3723736. - Heating 111111111 Ph 3;3-2$47 Psi Bull Terrier, Male Pup. 6 mos Beautiful Registered. 1125, Ph Lawn Service -- 5ENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. 210 MagnolIa Ave. 3724472 Apphances SWksOld 7041 Washers, ranges, retrig. 139.95 up. Also repairs Myers Appliance, 250 Sanford Ave • 323 2732 GIaU-MTOrS Central Heat & Air Condit ioning . For free estimate, call Carl Harris, at SEARS In Sanford, 322-5771, & 17.A PECOPIDITIONED Refrigerators Washers and Dryers WARRANTY. Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES, 641- Air Conditioning Doberman Puppies, AKC, 10 weeks, I females, wormed shots, $100 Terms. 349 1340 -- Appliances A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - 3 AKC Male Miniature Toy Dachshunds, 7 weeks. 1.40 373 - We replace old doo:s. Any type, any tile Save fuel SUN Enterprises. Inc I)) 4t42 Drufting RETIREMENT SPECIAL or young lot, An Equal Opportunity Ernptoy.r wks Drawings. FaSt, dependable, economical Call Victor-363 3743 corner II Doberman Puppy, AKC Rsg Male, 9 or Builders. suo contractors. Complete House Plans and Shop Ho%p,tai and shopping near i-,r frjm Lake Monroe, 155,900 number immediately to start your career: 322.0244. Ask for Mr. Warner. U70 El Camino, straight stick, small Days 372 6123 couple-Furnished 3 bedroom, I bath, clean. Comfor table hOuS. On If you think you are qualified phone this 323 67)0. manager With 'o'ae & care. Professional Ph. 323 3394 or 321 399 *Singer** KENMORE WASHER, parts, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 300 French Ave 323 5200 '69 CI-IEVY PICK UP. Nothing down, take over, call credit 'POODLE GROOMING. GOLDEN TOUCH 'N SEW Mobile Home (lank Repossessions IS to choose from. 131-737) Dealer IIROOKF,ELD, '71. Setup on) acre wooded lot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm., 61' x 17'. Dealer, Step ix or ufl 1s spool mom vptiPSsq.teti NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH GROOMING FACILITIES. West Hwy. 46. Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, 372-1057. Household Goods Dr., First bldg. South of Airport Blvd. on 1797. 373 5411, Homes 111-4.0'S Love is a Pug for Christmas: Se. yours now. Terms Available, 190 Alma, Lake Mary, 373 P799. 2 ST. JOHN'S REALTY CC SMALL GROCERY y it -'.'OUNT DORA AREA- Horses' Vest 3 bedroom, bath, large country kitchen, like new One Qeorg,ous ocreol land Seller will hold mortgage. Low down, payment, $31,500 573,tSOTerrns clip, 4 II inivi'.uiv well con tlructed See this one now, $75000 'vu. 8ROER -4icouPle - "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 254$ Park Dr. 1)0*275' over 3600 sq. ft. unde Realtors SNUG AS A BUG j I paneled family r oom with chat mng fireplace Beautiful groundi PICTURE PRETTY - -- - Ca l F 0 PR E S T C I TV -HO P S I COUNTRY--- 6 bedroom, 3 bathi -. - Call 322.2420 Anytime 3730350 2544 S Frencri Ave Days jfl 1217 - Crank. Builder. New bedroom, 2 bath hOmes. peting, range, dlshwasp,e, disposal, c en tral heat-air. Lot II X 140'. Ph. 671 460. SANFORD REALTY , House has heat and air. Only 133,700 for tre whole paCkage Better call right nowt 47 n.lI to - - ' home COUNTY --HERE IT IS, AT LAST! A 3 bedroom, 2 bath frame on five acre's with detached 2 car garage and barn, all In good condutio. Has fence, three wells, pump. 117 West First St. shopping & churches Ideal for retired $17,500 3725700 -- 3234670 Ri i,riond M ball, Peg Hroi Esther Platt Associate wall carpeting, air condition t'cl, KINGSBERRY- El Capitan 5 war . SANFORD, FLORIDA . BALL REALTY Estate Servir Furnished 3 bdrm SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. . Shorts - I1 '7 AUSTIN rnTvrL OPM[PlT COi' 1)16.300 C.lt3fl 7495 + LOCATED ON SANFORD AVENUE as - )i Hour 5% - DOWN • 1. JOHNNY WALKER REALTY 537 61572 After 3, 122-11 11 -- - - -. mi 1i - 4,. I ____________ 3 be'oom. I', or two baths, ii brick From *33,400 20th Street Locust, turn left to 11th St., rIgi on Valencia Court North. Mod-open l6pm daily. On+slle pjor 372 7010 PARK--PRICE 1 49 INSTA LLED Pets and Supplies 65 in sewing cabinet. Singers best model, winds bobbin in machine, Fully automatic. Pay EXCLUSIVE t balance of 1.7$ or 10 payments 01 REDUCED to $41,600 for this iflvIv I b.dronm, 7 t'Lxth with 'ii' v 10' pool in lovely area. Has all the extras, tool In first class c on ditlon Have keys, will shc'wt VA'Nothing Down Houses los' sale _____________ HIGHLAND R.eltorsLen ,,, 931 7500 167Hwy.434,L000WQQd _____________________________ - ' mr HAITAWAY REALTY rest of 1311W for yourself. 8O.654'W) , 323743* 1941 Hwy .1192 Open Sat. 1, Sun 95 Call 939-2920 THIS 3 BEDROOM has 11, baths, pool, enclosed patio just lends itself to easy Florida living, At 577,730 you'll lust hive to see Ruth KinqdOn, Assoc Roberts & Gilman $17,900 inspect our 2 furnI?1ed models on Aitor1 Blvd for free color TV, N Obligation a SAN SEM KNOLLS $ manager, 373 4730. All Sizes and models. 10 speeis, S Speeds, and standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Cat( 3720244 Realty Central heat-a.r. 147.900. Ca dryer, wall -wall carpet, rec, building, pool Shuffleboard From I for ba Off your o- I3k ef ro home. )bedrooms, 2 ball Situated on scenic Lake Mar Large screened porch faces lot on this secluded cou ntry sit Sanford, Fia. Reel tape Recorder. SOlid state, 135 Voice of Music Stereo, AM FM Radio, console. BEAUTIFUL CONDITION, needs power tube $9S; Utility cabinet, IS. Ext. ialouty 00or. $5; Dresser. $15; Mini bike, 533; Electric Guitar & Amplifier, 575 74310 S. Myrtts Ave , 323 Stenstrom LAKE MARY Large lot with cycl one lenc Sa nford'i newest 1 1 7 _______________________________________ Fern Park Trucks and Trailers 'U I TON Cl-lEVY VAN. Nothing down, take over, call credi t Bikes, Bikes, Bikes SNAGS prescription Bicycles * Maitland Flea Mart* Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Junk Cars Removed 19 ROOMS CARPET *Paid Vacations *Paid Holidays "Paid hospitalization for entire family 'Paid drugs for entire family SPaid life insurance 'Paid retirement 'Stock Sharing plan available *Liberal bonus program 'Excellent working conditions ?blndoned, unwanted Junk cj hauled away. Your cost, $10. Orlando, 295-6191 anytime. -- 3 S 321 7140 LAKE MARY ON - - First SI, 373 1061 or 373 0S17 Miscellaneous (IMJP!lJi11 1)1 If; a ZAnii P1*15 ff11 Pill people, --..L'b0DY SHOP 1109 Sanford A venue ROBSON MJ.RINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 manager 323 6730. perienced people in retail time management. Top pay for qualified 17volt Auto B-atterles$Il. 17 '73 FORD RANCHERO. Nothing down, take over. Call Credit Fir es tone Tire & Rubber Company has immediate openings for qualified ex- Auto Repairs Pa rls.Accessories Sanford Auction '* PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TV5, 59 Musical Merchandise Miscellaneous, New and used -__________ furniture andappliances, Pius Baldwin Piano spec-al sales Iwatch adS), Excellent Cond. '61 model Plum. 1a11 Auctioneering Service. I 64 Equipment for Rent COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - - - -- -_ -- - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Buy, seI, cOnsign, appraise, Cr I 5mpoo' er only $I per si.'ec'al sales out of anything of CARROLL'S FURNITURE value. Hwy. -17 92 ( behind Win sn f,'OOiIe homes nrrr Till We Succeed!" Ph 372 1021 , of "We Don't Stop Realtor 003 7 btdroom hOuSe $110 mo pluS 575 Jemage dCpo%it P40 pets - - Agency _________________________ .1I' • 521.500 total for the most houw for the money. 3 bdrms, family rm. living rm. tat ink , t(he'n, citrus trees I bfk to city bus. Flexible financing. /6 - Tree work done arid wood for sale. 32) $515. 74 hrs a day or 373-5263. WINTER PARK Pit UNSWORTH REALTY 322. - I -- $150 - __ - OF . Boats &Marine 16' Bonita Bow Rid'.'r wfull vinyl cover, 55 hp Jennison I. Galv Trailer. Extras like new. 3223772 - For Sale - - -----W10MN MAIER FURNITURE t-jy sell trade ill )1SE,f4r%t St 372 5i uStop um ! '' SEMINOLE-REALTOR ORL..-W MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICI 373 4991 ivs Fren Eve_________________ ,Sunday,322-7374or3n.0 '(en h4.wwarpef,GE..kltcn.fl may extras Adutti. Deposit, W. __ Ma,ttand. 625 (ES 55 II REWARD - 322 5961 EVEREST REALTY INC Realtor, 1601 S Hwy- 17 97 1700 Arbor I u Sleeps 6 5750 Comp Seminole, 3724470 - $34 1606 Income and so 3 Bedroom, l" Bath Large Lot. Fenced. 574,SCO Acre Realty. REALTOR. inno l bedroom _________________ 527,300, Terms, Ph. 3222780- O.vnrf--1 b*droom wood frame h,vse. Close In, $9,500. Total price. Terms. Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. 1 bedroom. 2 sio(y Spanish st yl fireplaces. large Florida ro corner lot. Loads of extras, I $31.100 1-10 sc C A WHIDDOI4SR .BROKER Ill N. Park. Sanford 322.5"I - town. orly 110.500 with fermi Home - k[ AL I STAtE PEAL TOP MP 1/91. Defli4rv 65.g 4615 less for Cash - 1964 Bass Boat, 16' fiberglass. 33 hp Evinrude, all aluminum trailer Excellent Condition Priced to sill Investment Property &ocai income corner property, 117' x 50'. toned Commercial 3. 14951 5 Sat - - 1967 Pontiac LeMans, 6 cyl.. 4 speed, mags, headers. air, 1450. 321 7431- I 1913 Dodge Dart, extra clean, automatic transmission, good tires, radio, heater. Only $495. SHELLEY AUTO SALES, 701 French Ave., 3237960. Private owner must sell, 2 year labor and $2,000 built thiS motor home. Will sacrifice for 51500 Sic it' Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth Equipment ' CORBE1'T Park Ridge central I, L air, extra large %for TWO bedroom, 11-i baths, dining ---building workshop, 124,950. F room. den has fireplace. kitchen forms loacitcl With cabinets, Screened heat utilities ffvO 372 4"O bedroom Mayfair. IC executive home Only S42.000 A 2 BEDROOMS, ADULTS ONLY tPARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Commercial property on 17 lit' 2S45 Park Drive, 122 2,161 Starting at $12.500. . ~ Commercial building on Park A, 32 Houses Rent __11111`1~ : _____________ ___________ 3Z3 7750 16 - , 572.00) home Park, Edws. flld'j 33 5255 7 Bedroom, central heat. Iiving room, air, 156.900 2 bedroom, plus efficiency, CIO% 5th 5? 32 2796 94 -- - Longwood MONEY SAVERS One bedroom apartment, lights, water furnished, $90 AdoUi. 301 ..) I $05 S. Travel Trailer C. C, BLAIR BROKER A J. PEPININGTON ASSOC - 372 3 ) - down, taka Over. Call credit manager 323-6730. DON BALE'S Sanford Motor Company French Ave., 3724312 Campers Travel Trailers - Blair Agency Geneva Waterfront near La ke' Hars,ey, Charming 3 bedroo,n,- 2 bath home. Interesting ex triIs. - (vow location' for frislurif dultsAlto trailer, Ph. ")%93 8343131 IS-Action Sports t.2...e I' wuii. s Ares with moble Terms 831 C immediate occupancy 1100 E. 25th Lots and Acreage _____________ - 3-49 5336 Gilman 4331 Ong bfc5oorn.p.rfm.n, ' 323-78ou CO -_. carpet, air & I---. -- Niar O.'wva 0ard;: not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? illit-1-- uin, Two bedroom duplex furnished apartment 420 Orlando Drive, Sanford - - _ .,P-! x- -. E.?fix - 1W M r.,--. s--.- people or tourltts. 322-03$i, ,- ttt$ 5tr.r Oft I Will. I & Realtors Upstairs apt, $100 plus deposit Utilities not included. Mature - (fiIoving? Why the-'re:earing 13 Jack P. McClure. Peg Broker, 06 Pd 17, Mon -- - 3 bedrooçi block home, 1½ bat h s. large lot, in the country. Call 373 electric heal. Kitchen equipped. S130 mo. KULP REALTY, in '23s950 telephone BIt 1026. 9-Good Things to Eat I- - __1 frorn Inc 116W. 2nd. St. . -I i4-Camping, Rewrts (ALTOR 830-5500 AVALON APARTMENTS' I ' Roberts WELAKAAPARTMENrs 114W. 1st. Si. I7 '69 BUICK ELECTRA 225. Nothing 323.59)1. $93. World Travel, Hwy. 17 92, Longwood. 534 9121. Center, 512 Sanf or d Ave. Hrs. C to low CLIFF JORDAN Ideal home for young couple or retirees Nest 2 bedroom home in quiet location, but CIOSI' to everytning, Priced within your reach at 114.500 Call how, Joe Rubel. Astor isis Garage-Rummage SOc a bag- Skirts & Blouses All Souls Catholic Church Sharing heat, air, $300 down, 722-6513, 171.200. "NEAT & CLEAN" Furnished 54 . 12'i61' 597; Deluxe SkylIne, 2 b"droom. all electric, central interest mortgage, to dc do ca ymert 3 bedroom, large cot lot, carpeted, fully equipg7ed kitchen, garage. 1 year Pld 322-064 C ASS EL BER RY Apartments Rent 1- excellent condition, fully equip pc-ti. $1950. Call after $-373-4264. & & Autos for Sale 1969 Bu k Riviera. Steel radials, '63 Anglia, good mileage, good transportation, $215. Cow horse, gentle, 2 space heaters, $15 rt Ph, 323 1309 Seethe latest In new and uSed travel trailers and campers from New Sales Immediate possession, assume Alter hwrs: 327 3991 372-9281 SAN MO PARKS. 1 2 3 Bedroom Trailers 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, 7 Family par, Hwy. 17-97, ERRACE based on age from em oloycrs covered by the - - I%I 1 '. 1 Is-Eating Places Trav2I - - & F~ecreation ____ -- -_ 31 t SEORDOM. BATS IRAPID NEW HOMES. PACKED FULL OP ALL T4! EXTRAS YOU'D IXPI C T AND DESERVIt "I II) ?atme?to Av, San iir 1 r be a chance to avenge Rentals Iasi season's defeat by the Raiders see Fernandez Trojans. The Rose Bowl 29-Rooms for Rent -- Egad. (ries, tists jai's up against them, it shapes tremendous lining up as a 30-Apartments Rent bow! ma (chups are some of battle with the Bucks snort' might be an indication tha t the Unfurnished the finest in years with th e ing a 9-0-1 record and the IJolphinsareintrouble-butnot superpoi 'ers Alabama and 31-Apartments Rent Trojans, losers only to Noire neesIy. Notre Da having at each Furnished Dame, running up a 9-1' 1 other in the Su-3r Howl on score. Playing at home and 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished New Year's Eve, and the FerilafldeZ, out of action the with the cagey McKay directbruising iOhio State Buckeyes 33-Houses Rent Furnished in the show we foresee a past two weeks, is still recovmeeting the high -stepping 34-Mobile Homes Rent triumph for the Troja ns - ering (ruin a torn hamstring. Southern California Troja ns halt k.a ff. was lie available for last Sun33-MobIle Home Lots the next day in a repeal day's playoff game against CIII. engagen3ent In the Rose ORANGE HOWL For Rent cinnati but he wasn't needed. Bowl. Ani those are only two Jan. I. Miami, Fla. 36-Resort Properly the eig ht great contests on Penn State 27, LSU 2i, As The Dolphins, never in serious For Rent tap overt he holiday weekend usual Joe Paterno has one of trouble, beat the Bengal.s 34-16, 37'..... Business Property -urn - kumph' 'Tis ind eed Our indicators say this his fi ne clubs in a top bowl So he's getting an extra week For Rent t n fort u r ate the excci!cnt Missouri's day. ...eet.... oating an 11-0'0 i)klanom:i c1 ub !I )ped over record and with Ileisman of recuperation. Today he was Wanted to Rent SUGAR HOWl. (N) some off - th e-fiek regulaTroph y- winner John Cap - listedbytheteamas"possible" [)ec, 31, New Orleans, La. tions. They would have been - - - --- -- --- -- - ---- pelletti showing the way, the for Sundays game against the wortny participant In any ou'e i-tame 31, Alabama Nittany Lions will Drevail Raiders. ______________ _____________ bowl. i i -Houses for Sale 24. With the National Title on over a rugged LSLf team. Let us, wi thout further ado, the line Notre Dame's Ara This will be a fitting climax 12-Mobile Homes On Tuesday, Christmas Day, proceed ti analyze the games Parseghian and Alabama's to a great weekend of collegi' Fernandez and the the 43-Lots and Acreage in their ci ronological order. Bear Bryant will ate ootba ll. heh Dolphins began what Coach heh go for broke! Alabama 14-Farms and Groves PE ACII BOWL Don Shula call " ed normal U1-0-0 and Notre Dame (101973 SEASON 45-Resort Property Dec. tL Atlanta, Ga. 0-0) are almost evenly Right Wrong Ties PcI.. week of preparation" for the For Sale Ma!ylalod 30. Georgia 10. matched in AFC title game in the Orange ISM 170 ii 729 The TerpS stunned th e col' department the sttistjcs with 'Bama hay16- Into me And Bewl with a 45.minute woikout. legiate Inotbal! world by ing the edge in offense -Investment Property thrashing a lint' Tulane team, Incidentally, for the fourth And now, dear friends, as heir season finale averaging 480,7 yards per 42-9, in LI 47-Real Estate Wanted game to Notre Dame's 4614 we wrap up ?nother glorious straight year, Siiula didn't do They'll slu3W th is was no fluke In defense it's the other way year for the Hoople Football any Christmas shopping. Not by turni ng back Vince Merchandise around with the Irish limiting Forecast, 1 want to wish a that he's a modern-day eorgia Bulldogs by all opponents to an average happy and prosperous 1974 to nd you. It's just SO-Mtsceflancous a 201-point margin, of 201.2 yards per game and you all that for the fourth straight For Sale ASTRO 'BLUEBONNET the Crimson tide allowing 1SPAPERITERPRI5ZAW.I year, the coach was too busy $1-Household Goods Dec. Z , Houston. Tex. their foes 2448. In rushing -_ plotting playoff strategy to worHouston 25, Tulane 23. The offense 'Bama rolled for 366.1 S2-Appliances ry' about fighting the departHouston C ougars (10-I) and yards per contest to 3.50.2 for fl -TV- Radio. Stereo i reen Wave (9-21 the Irish. The edge, we see Tulane's G iiient store mobs. Sport appear to be very evenly it, comes in rushing defense So he opened his wallet and Si-Garage Rummage Sales matched v pith the fl1' ,j where the big, mobile Irish gomgtot had others do the shopping. "I'd 53-Boats & Marine ie Cougars. This is forward wall has stymied Equipment like to be in th is position every one of Tula ne's finest clubs in running attacks all season 56-Camping Equipment year," he grinned. years bt'it the rugged whileholding theiropponen ts In Oakland, meanwhile, the s7.....Sporfs Equipment Cougar's defense, rated 5ev- to an average of only 4 (',1(E'VILLE' N.C. (AP) enth in th i nation, will turn yards per outing. The Tide Raiders were also preparing %8Bcyc$C$ the tide. IS g yen p 139.6 yards on One of baseball's most noted Tuesday for the showdown. erc andiste the ground per game. truly, tzother acts, pitchers Gaylord and doing everything they could ""' GAl 'OR BOWL to the victor ia this Dec. !9, J Perry of the Cleveland Indians Fla. to keep the Dolphins (foul 60-Office Equipment showdown should L?II1 And Supplies Texas It ch .4, rennessee 1mnd .lim 1crry of the Detroit getting angry. rating - liar rumph! 21. The H Tigers, will be inducted into the "You're trying to get me to 61-Building Ma terials 1. COTTON hOWL kaff-k.1f .-orth ( iro4.na Sirts Mill of sy 21ncthuig and liii not 6!-L4 vn and Garden Jail I, Dallas Tr tulle .&JJ!"aluig (mse two Fame tonight stock car ing to do it," defensive end Texas, 33, Nebr as ka fine eIes ens. The Red t and Tools 3-Mac nery an drising chamñon Richard Pet. Tony Cline said in a telephone Raiders wcin 10 while losing Darrell Royal's Longhorns 64-Eqt)apment for Rent univ one icontest this fall stunned by an early 52-13 ty and former Olympic track- interview from his home when while Tennesee, playing in th rashing at the hands of man Floyd "Chunk" Simmons, asked about Raider,' state. 63-Pets and Supplies the ruggc d Southeastern mighty Oklahomb. recoverei Their induction at a banquet ments that t hey're the best In oo-Horses ('nnfvr#isct ( ri I, i I fl, r It) will it L 'i91U t ii(t F LIVeStOCk and Pou hr 7 1 i;t - ttiI - ifl. Li F tough J . 1 (.01 d % t. bring membership in the tutU to "It's going to be tough enough 64-Wanted to Buy look for Jir Carlen's Texas Sotithweg Conference 45. to beat the Do lphi ns without 89-Stamps Coins Teth !ads tn eke out a narrow With Roosevelt Le aks, who victory. As a special treat ran at a 141.5 yards-pergettinji them angry atus" said and Trade leading the keep your eyes on the Red game tAP A f ('line a former Universt 71-Antiques Raiders'La iamwh Miami star. "Before we prurnoter s is pla nning to stage has average better than zz, hold the upper hand a I (I* 77Auctson Denver and Pittsbur'h, sti,rld flyweight boxing ehamkoff returns. way over the tough Cornjliothip here next March be- both came In here saying the huskers, -- Transportation SU? Ralzkrs lacked the some th ing tween Thailand's ROSE BOWL Dec. 29. El P.i'o.Trx. 1S-(rnpers Travel - td (hioi:oi challenger ."xtra it takes to be a ctiamp!on. i. Auburn 17. Jan. 1, Pasadena, Calf . Trailers ltgotsomeofourguysriledup Socrates Batoto of the So, Cal if ornia . Ohio The ri Tigers, who /6-Auto Repairswon their f irsi ix contests State 20. The Granddaddy of Philippines. Ratoto i manager, So the last thing I want to do is Accessories Parts be little the Dolphins, ad then d ropped four of the Bowls boasts another maIlermie Rivera. said today, Umir Iat fl'1 e are ep-cted jor attr ictina 'hided in im Iii's pu' it this was' " l.' 1 7 Junk Cars Removed nirge ii rtiturn ig Uakt defeated Jiro Takada added, "flwre'5 no question r ti iiILk 78-Aotorcyc$es son Corn irl1 that both feel we've got the unanimous deci of Jaiin on 9-Trucks and Trailers L*enathsa ppoalitment this Trojans it will be their sith best learn in the AFC...and 5105) Sur'day in Jakarta to win yeAr but s-hut trtd t put it Rose Bowl appearance in t he C) A U 05 or the vacint Orient fl yweight 3hould be a heck of a hal' all togethe r 'y handing last eight years and for Il-Aviation Jga-ne." ui-own. Housiu its -aly 1973 defeat. Woody Hayes' Buckey es it - of Cht't REALTOR -- 'NO QUALIFYING'P 2571 Park Dr. 372 211S N Ice land 2 bedroom spts 700 Magnolia Avt., Apt 3 323 S5469t m 9p rn i Mobile Homes SANFORD AREA Jim Hunt Realty 3234430 •' 17 Houses for Sale - and 2 bedroomi, carpeting and drapes. Central-heat and air. fully equipped kitchen. Adults only Ph, - I) HousesforSale APARTMENTS 1120 I LORIDA AVENUE CLOSING osisi L11 person. Hotels 7-Motels Wanted I ri C LI I I Ot plot Auction /3 2L FRANKLIN ARMS S 1970 Grand P1x, Model Sj. fully equipped, AM FM stereo radio, air conditioning, power steering brakes, electric seats windows, 1)306, ii 80 Autos for Sale p.,- NO & CAG Unfil POCKUP 6. 0041V" Y ro%le in Sanford. 6 days a week. shoirl hours. good pay. Full time em 11-Personaft 6-Child 6 j- I £ I BOX SPRINGS Kings .Oue.ns '',anted Man fc'r IairJry*ath,ocm I'm not glad to see anybody. - Want Ad Every Friday 7:30p.m. Buy, Sell or * *AMC - J E E P5* * Consign. Call 535-1070. AAA AUCTION, Hwy. 17-97, Longwood. For, the best buy In American Fla. MotofS, and Jeep vehicles, see. Central Peat&air. Sparklir clean pool. Move In today, Children accepted 372 2090 $1250 CONVEN MATTRESS have supervision experience. Applications c,an "picked up at City Hall; No I N. Fairbanks Ave winter Springs 3-Cemetarles £ 1 - 7-In Dolphins' defensive tackle sayi. "you just have to play v regardless of who the team is, where they come from or what 1 ZAT11 ?JQA 114% RequsrementsareatIeastS'rs.of progreSsive law enforcement, and No way. T for games december 28, 29, 31 and January 'I; You might think that, havinggrown UP In the Bay Area of Oakland, Manwould be espedi-Ily happy to be seeing Raiders next Sunday, that factni' them in the American ferewe chwnpionship would be . -in added incentive, - - 80 AUCTION baths, convenient to t(hOOI$, Ibopplg center , Shag carpeting, dirnpes, dishwashe , r With VA 1)112 27 GS I- r,,),s ACCtv'in1JAV~:hCJl c~ns for the i-Cards of Thanks 1.1 Male Help I Sanford, 323 1930; Day, Wi., Mo ""' ••'•• Prepare • _______ ____________________ V. '__~ 3 bedrooms, 2 Camping-Resorts 1.0% , ? iC-fl : NI Hrrtn'e.ters rieded, immediately Part or full time Sanfor d Flare Call i4vien, 322 211 or 37 3 6537 _______________________ '"' _____ -; Orlando Kennel Club. Camping, Fishing and Family Fun. No alcoholic beverages, CAMP SEMINOLE, 3724470. .atr,rdavtL - Holidays 73_7~ ~ _; . - 14 hisnnifiesaiis+ Uiiam... ff " _ . au 3733 j'.•.".' O "'•'•' i DOWN FJ_ APARTMENTS 1SOSW.7Stpt St, 17_ person to Aras.rve, Sanford ----- WantA . a _________________ - i Portland at Golden state ____ Travel Agencies ____ L'T Stamps-Coins To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first. We also buy bulk silver COInS SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109, W. 1st 323-43,51, GENEVA GARDEN low investment, IS Pct financing rose thO An investment for MUST SUCCEED and one that will provide years of steady in come Call. collect, 904 72S'1 1 67. 'IatresS and Counter Help. Fc"1 reice. II einPl)t' C,OtXl pay and tips. Mutt apply ri _________ '.ios . Rated For Consecutive Change Of Copy . -- "sf/j - Harry Wester,]?] 13fl Iliwy ____ Phoe , PIANO LESSONS F_~ R' Apartments Rent Unfurnished - - ---------------SELF SERVICECOINOI'LPAT[D :wiK KAR WASH available San lord and surtouridir area. VCr4 Temporary, nil Lee Rd., Winter Park. 647 $111. FLYING CARPET TOURS, INC. Airljfl7 tickets. Cruise and Tours at official rates 303 Stmoran B'vc, BoSton at Buffalo - BUY OR SELL 69 TE PEI44I4 I rates. 372•33. - 24 Business Opportunities ______ "1 AVON 12 Week Chord Course ___________________ ----. SECRETARIES- General office experience. Let Norreti help you pay Christmas bills. Norreil __________________ - Help Wanted Call 644 ..! trufto1 n! 13 The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day, thee TO An BOAT DIVISION AMF Building 147, Sanfcrd Airport Sanford Equal Opportunity Employer O4 . rating, , Courtesy car Family units. ef. ticiencln, over nites, low weekly ' 3 LIflC tcxl a t P LownCost by Art SOflIbm ' MOTEL Service, industry interested in hiring people from the Sanford aiea Excellent wages and benefits. Conic grow with us. Apply at company office - and white grapefruit, picked to order. Ruc'tplI CrimIe, 377 0737. Ask Wednesday's Gam - CT. Nrn,ov ewly FiberglaSS Jay-up pesonnel arZ boat assemblers. Local growing conduit and cable. 19 Female - -- -- --------- scheduled Tuesdays Games CapItal 107 4e* York 100 fli* , Arige'es 500 New York Herald Wednesday, Dec 26,1973-17A LOSER _,. TVN 3. I _______ . - -_ SLICKCRAFT ROBALO DEEE•LICIOUS Oranges-naval and pineapple, tangerines. pink - I No games dine'. Park- Winter ----------------Monday's Garnet THIS is probably going too far, even for the busy housewife who doesn't want frills, just a basic car, please. Actually, this is a dragster, a mini-version, ii you will. Valerie J ungck shows 'i ll Them Fast With A Rent ------ 1$ANFORD BOAT BUILDERS CON T R AC TO R R oms Ior Ro - . - - Oranges. Lemons. Grapefruit, A'anted. RNs and LPUS Apply Salsumas, Tangerine Wil thp R. per son, Sanford Nursing and 950 Center. Convalescent Mcllonville Ave., Sanford. Oiishn _____ _____ 8313433 Freshly pick grapefruit, $130 bu. Hot . 4. Rider, 259 Sanford Ave., Sanford . H a n dl e Valet Experienced only. Paid vacation. holidays, hospitalltation. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP . Tree ripened Oranges, $7 bu 79 No eptrienU 5e Chief Parker. Sanford- Or lando Kennel Club, Public Relation Man to Al Foremen ?,'onhol,, - . cu UTILITY -' THE BORN Cnn c1riit4inn 52 bu - VALET. PARKERS ,. Eat Tangerines 1, Tangelo s 372-6733 or 372 0367 WANT AD 11 23 .306 10 s?ern - 4'.-.--------------------.__- - - -- BETTER PAY YOU WANT ,rea Age unimportant, but maturity is. We train. Air mail . Two? AntiqueOr -- - ( write me. Opening in Sanford $ Dickerson, Pres., SouthweStern Petroleum, Ft. Wor th, In. NAVEL ORANGES INFORMATION 19 13 IF Belie Glade, Fla , Ph. 323 7634, 103 Sanora Bld,. Sanford Write P Box 1713 Sanfor d Florida 20 16 .354 S IS 20 1 9 1 ' ft a I The Sanford _ Storing An Male-Female Help Wanted IS MaleHelpWanted Tag reads "Chico", H. , ', Phone 423. t5fi? '. _______ '.-.' Here 20 tan male Chihuahua. Perhaps AlcohoUc Anonymous .-.. • II Wants" __ ____ LostandFpund . FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM tt,rn Conference Atlantic Division - - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644-2077 for "We Care" "Hotline". Adults or Teens. Ea ... -. W U 4 , - -_ 11 __ - - ----------- - Pro Basketball A A 01 by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA __ _______________ _________________________ Personals - Standings ut sters -•- ____ _________________________ --- - _ _1 -__ .; __ _ - 26,973 1- Speaking - vanities or replace tnat Old counter top, 373-1010 Remodeling, all types of trim work. Small lobs. paneling, doors, windows, room additions, pain ting, etc. Very reoneble Free estimate Work guaranteed 37) '621 ; ,I rn ii p rn 111111111111111111111111111 Land ring Hodges I Griffis Land Clearing _KC ivating & Grading Ph. 323 1291 or 372-6343, day or nite. - 11111111111111111111111111111111111, Lawn Garden & Lawn Servicp iii{1%(,'Ipifln, Miwing. Edginrj, Trimming ee'e fl '5AbI'S.AtS.( I'323 6*4 B&M WELDING Road Service. Build Up PHONE 372 9226 -- WeNDrilg DICK JOYrE '.ri.t DRILLtItG 3' and Iargr, pumps. tprmnkler Water condItioners, 372 4610 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 201W 2 rid St 3224432 44(GkS Engraving NIL. ENGRAVING SERVICE Metal, Plastics. Jewelry, Tropf'le's 611 Both Dr ,Senford. 372 155.1 Lawn Clean Up, and Li g ht Hauling, Tremblay. 323 2774 Windows We replace Old windows, any type Save t,,el Fret screen. SUN Enterprses, Inc. $30442 0 �18A—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 C meaa start -- - ______ Count Editor - Correspondent p M d '4 J.C. I d . of 1:4 7' -, '! -. - - •. TELEPHONE CABLE CUT WORKERS from Southern Bell Telephone company repair all underground phone cable which was cut at 9 a.m. today by construction workers. Telephone offi(,i,,11'-, estimatc(l if',() pholles, Including the Sallfol'd Police Department and the city hall, were out nf order as a in front of the First Federal building in Sanford Olerald Photo by Mark Weintz) Bring At Christmastime ri I I r" II c %.F roadway for on quiet roads, favorite Christmas gift? "And then something very little emergency vehicle using red or Don't ride out from between blue light and siren. A quiet da) to catch up on some — 11 new watch band — but I Report all serious accidents reading," commented T. real]), nee&d it, so it was my Parked cars. Keep to the right faorite gift," she explained in ride n a straight line with to the police Beware of cars Sty ks Her four-year-old son Mat- the flow of traffic. traveling in the sanie directior "Love] weaffier to go fishing y thew had no difficulty naming Keep both hands on the which may inake right turns or n [I was tne repiy from putt train," he said firmly. A Gene Williams. gifts I got for twin sister Arny. wedding were my favorite I Several other childien also New yoRK fAP) &A *day lfQ<k% Pots and pans anddishes," said Kats Alm .1% Law Lail 'aa.cR Pam Brooke, who plans to be had prompt repli es to th e . It 4 Kraft Co X W. JUA question about their favorite fl1IUTI ed in August. c, . ;I'd •, ,. kroQq Mrs. Janet Allen said her best gifts: "My doll baby in bed with 'I(*& gift was her frmily being well a bottle," said young Carla Am Can Ws IS Is's Lock HdAlr 34 V* ]. A C,," 19% Iry Wit L*"" Walker. tier sister Verona Am ly 61 4 It. lope received the same gift and Ai,i T&T 304 list 1? 1711 6#tK% W though too shy to speak, her 5ftfFd Its. W4 It,* AA0bJ 0 231) nit IVI monw, shining eyes bespoke her ""s' S3% $14 S) delight. The best gift received aor*" 211, 214 it, 044,o~ 04 in CWJJ b their ")other, Mrs. Catherine Car"F* 0 •' CP-'rpI Walker , was the o of seem Is' fl3,IO'i; trtiolitt1egrrlssohappy Ph,11 Pot is I's $'l *4 "I got mone and in cant can 21,4 2110 "t r table," said Glen Marcel with Delia Air Cll*M atisfaction. 1114 to also got money Dow Duke P&. 11%8 Ws Ir, Rep S'l 24's 2411 and a basketball set," said his E41 Aikln 514 Its 091,11 Ind )9% Is, yo friend Carl Hawkins, but with a Es-a-t 34 24 24 Roy C Cola Is, "" " 1 trace of disappointimient lie ' Scott --- f ALL . . Ii •-..'-.- 2~ b ti S 0 b The only othe r person . d terviewed whose Christmas G-en D"m gifts did not measure up, were Gen E I eC Gf" Foom those of Bill Eckhart: his gifts Gt" Mills Gon Mot were delayed in the nail, 04" TO El he doesn't know when to ex pecl GSP&c them. A Christmas without gifts was rather flat, he admitted. C,evs IT S LI 'a. C B INSIDE SANTA'S WORKSHOP" LI ( II era Id U j Ph otoby arva Hatskins) ~~=Trs~ 5' Ii ____ d TO 1016 1014 lots 7 1 _____ So while gifts may not be the most important thing about 11-1111 Christmas, it scents they do Irf TV irclij issaie uit. uay ccmpiete so,thst"Co to Isle 19 00 We 60 23'a 2714 23, 4 Swrr R Std Ords 31 0.1 Cal S4') S4" 54" S10-1 Ind .7: W 9 ":-' All$ dt)~ 4119 13 12 *1 234 711 Ill 43, 4710 321. Its 1516 To, &% C'11 14, )1 Il Un f Oil 0 31 2 111 4 111 1 : ,, Poll it :: c.rb. I us Sl"I i;; . , , ' N $ \ . --p" Takes the Hurry and Worry out N ii Press Care D D E,"MN 209 Deluxe dryer with four automatic cycle, to take care of -, and all of the modem synthetic fabrics. "Permanent Press Ftra Care Is * grtat new feature we've added to take y and worry" out of permenent press. When selected, it keeps clothes tumbling after ihe regular cycle ends to help clothes hold their wrinkle-free lookl A "Fluff without heat" selling—.one more Convenience feature. Ebo"ance -- ) ' ' TI b DIAL 322 1542 A -7 p ! I ___ JACK I LISA GAIL IIOLT ...Birthday Party 'ri By FANNErrz EDWITh[)S Herald Correspondent 1! on %Q Co I(,0 Te vic ke* Rv ha yI TF wq ant Th oet ye ui H I)E ulO N A Americann Legioi Auxitary Unit No, fltona wIll !mu-ct ThursJav at • 7:30 p.m. in the Little Red - Deltonans Killed SCOTTSDALE, Ariz, (AP) An elderly DeUona, Fla,, coupe died Christmas Day when their car went oft the road and smashed into the wall of a Scottsdale theater building. They were identified as Max ker. 73, and tic wife Jeate. Police said the car, driven by Mrs. Sacker, went off th e right side of the road after pauink a ear and struck a pole. It then tt'd Lk ur: the r&n and went through the th eater wall. Officers said the Mrs. Sacker may have uffrd a heart attach before the acci- School House in the Commuii Center. Mrs. Lydia Schrnidl president. There will be no Boa Meeting. Mrs Schiwdt expresses 1 thanks to Mary Vining, Ma Hartinger, helene Sanford a Zita Waltrich for the S'lvaIion Army Kettle. The Legion Auxiliary Ma ('onference will be held on Jan 6. the Canton How Hotel, south of Orlando. ROSSE R FORD J OPEN DAILY (MON. thru FRI.) FROM 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. • New Sales Department Hours (NEW & USED) 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday-Closed Sunday - We are cooperating to conserve energy. j1 imck cttmn by 2 in ci.s too small for an ad Ic be (IO?iC ed or eff ec tive! re reading this -- nan he sass lie loses "The difference in our ages doesn't bother me a bit She really die prime force in my bEe' Dinah Shore an(i Burt Rey- in 'Age is a state of mind." , -Age A,gehas noth ing to do with it: I it's there, is there...if not or QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS IG S40(it) ()At) Ini 1A11 - 0 iv 0 0. _______ _____ J" W - PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS PLEASE NO DEALERSI ALL SALES FINAL! NO MONEY DOWN! - or All NEW YORK - (NE,%) Down with one-occasion, extravagant formal clothes. Up with the multipurpose sportswear-Inspired kind of clothes that become your best friends and seem to increase in personal value each time you wear them. The basis of buying clothes today is not built on a heretoday-gone-tomorrow pattern. On the contrary you should be thinking in terms of collecting clothes that you can build onto and wear from one season to the next. Many designers have done away with the idea that something from last seasoii is out of date. Instead, they are purposely making clothes that women can add to and often coordinate with what they bought last season. The idea of sportswear has taken such a firm grip that anything not evolving from a sportswear mood seems inap propriate for today's living Designer Gianni Ferri incorporates the most important and timely sportswear looks into his evening and leisure" time clothes. The longest tennis sweater around is actually his ankle' length, lurex/acrylic .sweuterv knit dress. It has all the right hallmarks - a low VI1('Ck, contra.t (FUll, no sleeves. After a lull day on the tennis courts at the country club or wherever, the next step is to slip right into this apres-tennis dress "Long" Is synonymous with ty in Fern's vervacular. e- knows that overdone "drec.cv" clothes have little to no place in the lives of his active customers. 1k manages to add sweatery ruffles to some of his long knit dres.ses wit hout detracting from their sophistication. Matching jack'tc, hare tank tops, sub' tie glitter and plenty of ribs In only a few of the flatterare details. (The designs described ir' from hlanffl. Prosser Ford Co. S. Hwy. 17-92 & L. Mary Blvd. Sanford Ph. 322-1481 W. Park 644-8916 V I L- ' TREMENDOUS BARGAINS I\I ALLI I CT 'i FLOOR ONE OF A TRADE-INS AND SOME SLIGHTLY DAMAGED ITEMS. HURRY THESE CAN'T LAST LONG AT SUCH GREAT SAVINGS. NO • ' £ . . • - - ____ : -- - '11 Mite I or All Gel ,•g 'It. as 1i J:ICj PARTS & SERVICE DEPT, WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY DOROTHY ROGEILS Legion Unit Sets Meet 21, S 1 Effective January 2, 1974 _ a - Today LISTED BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE FANTASTIC BUYS! HUNDREDS MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT GRFAT SAVINGSI - O Of ouldn I want him," she said, Leld th e human behavioral CX May situation Is much more couples lied about age at least en'.e and he reciprocated Th ere ports who have been quoted as common th an most people be not to each other they report 'Age has been a fa ll acy all isn't a man alive who wouldn't saying, "U is better for women heve, especially ln th e category ed. But many were reluctant to these years." want her." is grantto marry younger men," have of one-to--eIght years differ- talk to a repor te r unless Other examples include th e reinforced th eir decisions and entlal , oil anonymity. 'We're far too much .in ageMay wedding of Odile Rodin, enhanced their freedom in pubOut of 2,400 marriage appliThe degree of reticence in- conscious societv." E, w4 of the late playboy bel) expressing their feelings cations, chosen at random ear. (Teased with the age-difference Purfirio Rubirosa, to Paulo her this year, 350 women were span to the point that those To a couple, the maturity of And it is great publicity. Roberto Marinho 22, Sybil But what about the average one to eight years older, 22, with the larger differences usu (lie men and the you th fulness of Burton'i marriage in 1965 to citizen who has no need of pub. tine to 20 years older. ally had unlisted telephone the women were cited as conJordan Christopher, 12 years belt)' Th e sam e check oi 1,800 mar numbers tributmg factors totht reIatonher junior-, and the late AlexanDo Aornen marn. )ounger riage records of five to six But sinne couplvs were vocal ship Walnut Drop Leal Pt in N - Women each and everyone feels a closeness of family and cha rity earth. Frankincense, juice or resin from the tree, flows out from the inner wood. It hardens and is recognized as the finest burning incense in the world, hence its name frank Myrrh is the aromatic gum resin ofasmalltree and when the bark isplereeda thick white gum appears and isigathered. It was an Ingredient of the holy anointing oil in the Tabernacle. These gifts from nature, valued above all gif ts and presented to our living Urd, still remain unequaled through theages. $ 2522 PARK Ti IQ th 42 comedienne Kaye SteVens, the OpenMon. thru Fri. 11 11-171-11P.m.— Closedcn Sat ,,,., r first day we met." lie added older British model, Fiona Von nd'd be a mo th er-son relation. th e one-to-eight-years older that he had to fight his way Thyssen, for whom various ship? bracket and 17 with nine to 14 th rough 40 men to get to Dinah. es have been reported wi th Perusal of marriage appli. years difference. None were "Th e migic of our lo ve is t to 25 years difference. cations filed In Cuyahoga Cotiri- higher in that sampling. THE SOUTH"S LARGEST under a tree but from trees. ...they presented unto him gifts gold, and frankincense and myrrh," Matthew 2:11. The giftsrepresentedfrankincense for holiness, and ) the suffering i San or E e cfric Co. ii i' Fo The whole house is warmed by delicious odors of ba king and ... COME WAND SEE US NEXT WEEK FOR P;MINVENTORY BARGAINS 29% 391. ty (fWV U. . ___________ 1206 late We flat, POP Rari • te houses of worship on Christmas eve. But on the eve and the birth of our Lord the night and the odors were very different. T'he place was not in a loving home but a Noon Stock Report i No With bowed heads and full hearts, Christians pray in , - A -. Lhwing Christmas %eason the birth of Jesus Christ, our Lord, is celebrated. Homes delight the eye with det- ilratiows A Iwautiful true dripping witti colorful balls, twinkling lights, and glittering tinwl towers before a living room window so that it can be seen and enjoyed by every passer-by . Gifts wrapped wi th loving care, are plied benentli its branches waiting to be --- marcow - I I ride single rile on busy streets dri veway. and together - it Christmas and never more than two Get off I Cont'd from page I I in 19ri probably wdl recall that and, sensible or not, societv has event expected people to Coiflpl) Since 1796 when Napoleon Today is different. Public Figures involved are being quite open about their December-May arrangements, Celebrities include(] in a re. ______ liii IUi 7 - tx.art. Mtir Pickford married k)fl(l has expressed surprise, in ship and th ey speak with can Buddy Rogers, a lIidn 11 )ears terest and, often, disapproval dor younger than she? at such matches. Sam Warner Hiatt, of the Even those who have forgot. It has been customary for a Warner os. Studio family Is ten th e name of th e President man to be older than his bride nine yearsBryounger than singer- Safety • to the fairs, in which the woman is current-day alliances of Merle older, have differ ed from count. Oberon, 56, with Robert Vol - er parts of th e past notably in ders 37 and Dinah Sho re the se of liberation; th ey Imcl when %inerica's sweet. •'. ng niarrd Josephine, a woman cent rash of weddings and a!- rulds said, 'We knew from th e ikos Onassis' love affair with men some so much so that t years ago showed 167 women in about the age question; six years his sen io r from side to side A bike too ARMY-NAVY result of the broken line. The officials said it e several ours to fix the line located - I,evi Colemans on Mulberry. os Angeles, Calif., Is spending the holidays wi th his family .Mrs. Eloise S. Marshall, T"ahassee are visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons, In Street. Mrs Dor othy Murray, of Rochester. N Y are enjoying the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Blanch Francis. Mrs. Dennis Ford and daughter. the fomer Brenda Curry, are irtb Ing ijer palents, mr. ana rors. 4.C. Uirry. Brenda brought along her little cousin, Steven EYan:, of Washington, D.C. Leroy Clarke, of New York City, Is in th e city %islting his relaUves and friends. james Lamar, of New Jersey is sPending the ChrisUms season wi th his mother. Mrs. Hannah Lamar of West I5thStreet Miss Carolyn J. Mobley is home from school for th e holidays, Carol)n. a graduate student in Atlanta, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Freddie Mobley. " _____ i Learn t [Ve dd to ride and the rider will sway stop. But a bicycle which ed ers 'Me small 2D-Inch wheel fits the five-to-seven age group, the 24Safety Is a two-way street handlebars, using arm hand swing into parking p la ces Fasten a basket or carrier to inch wheel is designed for &10 with responsibility and caution singals far enough in advance needed on the part of bike to re turn you hand to hn 'ot1' bike if you want to carry yearolds, andthe 26-inch whee l riders as well as automobile dlebars for proper control. packages. Ride a safe distance fits cyclists 11 years and over. driers if tragic accidents are frt.ii (Tucks, buses and other Easily adjusted seats and Keep brakes in good con handlebars on modern bicycles to be averted. dition have proper equipment allow for growth. Parents should make sure and ear light colored clothes IA,ok out or cars pulling into their young bike riders are for night riding sudden instructed in the rules of Do not speed in busy wtions. traffic. Watch for COLD WEATHER bicycle safety and obey traffic Ride in a safe place, away front opening of car doors. laws. traffic. Give pedestrians and. Refuse to take dares or BUYS Surveys indicate the majority vehicles the right of way. chances. JackefteNavy P Coats of bicycle accidents occur e CP6 Jackoh; Do not ride when tired or ill. because of failure to obey Ride under your own power— For sake of safety and ;Thermal Underwisr traffic rules I)N- tile rN.4,list. never hitch ;I ride on molor co,"Ifort, parent.i -stiould Imiti'll ;Svicalers a Sweat.1.C"t% hirts hirts iiiil)roper contro'l of vehiele or vehicles. Avoid stunt riding. bike size to rider size when mechanical failure. racing and weaving in traffic. buying bikes for their children. Ther Co fer e7 A bike safety code, prepared Slow down at all street in. Do not purchase a large size by the Bicycle Institute of tersections, look to right and bicycle with the Idea of child SURPLUS America, If followed would left be fore crossing Make growing into it. Too large a bike 310 Sanford Ave. present many acciden ts bicycle repairs off fte road. Is difficult to handle awkward Never carry a Passenger on Dismount and walk across liandlebars, crossbar or rear heavy traffic. Avoid riding on nakn&u' i.nrrja r. Obey fl sidewalks or cutting across I I y traffic signals, signs, lawns. Never pass another regulations, and directions of vehicle on a hill, curve or str ee t traffic officers. Intersection — ' Use ha nd signa ls to Indicate Stop before crossing sidewalk X if I - i! the rider making a falIlng. I ii..i i_ I..tIf. Bicycle riding Is / these days with adults as well as children and many more youngsters are trying out their new Christmas bikes, —---- L - riI Residents Entertain Christmas B )' If E I. E N HUMRICHOUSEIt Plain Dealer Staff Writer CLEVELAND (AP) —• Reroar acrs th e large cannot be stopped WitIyjij I popular By SIARVA Y. HAWKINS me and bie Baker. b' i - - _______ little Idisa Gail Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Holt, of Airport Blvd., celebrated her eithth birthday with a party given by he r parents in th e playroom of their home. enjoy her day were her aunt and uncle, Mr . and Mrs Allen Sclurn, of Aflanta, Ga., Mrs. Shirley Baker, Keishann WasWngton, Lois Williams, Eric Freddie, Tonya Washington, Gail Starling, Cheryl Knight, Wanda Jenkins, An th ony Wilson, Patricia Trammel, - Children --: ' Lisa Holt Celebrates Birthday I kers For Motonsts I Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973-18 #'4 December-May -'-i Frederick Martin, Vicky law, Theamika Williams; helpers: Bryan Rogers, awander Walker, Brenda Lowery, Johnny Madison , Darlous Black, Troy Cooper, Johnny Miller, Henry Williarns, Mr. Sun: Kenneth Jones, Santa: Ra)Tnond Ilagler; usher: Erma Cooper. Ms. Beatrice Law is Center Committee president. Winner of the Color TV for the Headstart drawing was Mrs. Dorothy Rogers, mother of Byron Rogers, who attends Headstart at the Midway Center. The Sanford Herald '1 . — Midway Head Start present ed Its Annual Christmas Program on the theme, "Inside Santa's Workshop." The Players were r eindeer Blondina McKinney, Shonda Williams, Cheonia Madison, Corey Washington. sabrina Hill, Timothy Anderson, Phoebe Graham.; ekes Ramona Hillery, Regina McKinney, Ci1 AI4Y1IIl 1wo "uY au IeTY Ch ristmas Ia eld ep m I.I.Ll.I.L. a ITble 42" *23" with leaves dropped - Extra Special — FIw Sample I Colonial tyle in dark beige Hercvlon 4t III I Afl �W- -. ____ FW~~ ___ - - - L_ 1 fJ flJ _- - - ------, ______ • 2B-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 - 5 - _______ -- :_ _ - ___ - a- . .A& . 'i . . & I _ __4 tN __ _, - . ;--, & - _____ - yagm. =A --kmp"I'll"IF -UK" . 4 , 0 At Kitchen Bridal Showei fz 1 -C % l ~ I _____ ______ / _Iv . .b.. k I % - ____ - . , Y; - / Ave. f'. y t - ____________ %%rought iron holders __________________ / - ~~__ Ll-, I , - t~ Ji- ,6 ir .r ., Vvm . i If ____ rl I 7AC7 t __ . - 0. - __1; - . -.1 ; "I, - . . 1. .- . KITCHEN SHOWER resented .1.• .1 - Annual Bazaar held b) the club PLANS FESTIVAL last month, reported that the :, A - - -.- --- __ - ._i - I _j: _______ __________ pine cones, fern, evergreens paintings, sewing articles, - - J. . - -. ___ 1 I - . ~_ - __________ _________________________ i%_ - __________ - --.-- __:_-7- --- __ _____ W('4i~~._11 . Xl C most miserable. Save to 20% ~ ' *A 61 10% :_ 't.. - : 668-5158 for sewing; to be held t - - I. - - 2S00 hiS 00 230.00 sine, * Man% V9. I dis Cluster 219 00 11M." on another person's - 23 -- - child. 1 __ v I turned - Zales Revohorig Charge e isles Custom CNfge at the Quality Inn BnkAmricitd • Master Charge I - 44 thn wchidod A ill lr" brct to til, nr' - *--,.-'i'.. '' 50 9 When 0 1 - - - - 54 I paid my bill the desk girl told me I - BAlI) L LUNCHEON Charlotte c6arage to complain to smokers who offend thern by (Staff Photo) to - - - - R7 114 L WE-RE __ 4 prove i Av., by ( Ti L I FCJN' CiT FENCiLJ 5QME LOOT FOR TO E ,OB5TRf,- .AMr) JLJ6Y AH' RE(3EJ. - ' i ' Poll 'S P 0bi em J I r .' 3J 11 / * "'.. 4 ____________ __________________________ __________________ "I - 11 I - 111 - 11111111111 14 .) . # if. i i T \h:\' if ii 1 T I, 0 a , - -I I II \\ - - DEC. 26'" / . - I f. • . - . 11 of / A r.1, --n , !~_ f._1t j ef ---- th I 0 I fj \ % ).fI 21 -- - 0 - - -- - D - - -- f/_____________ i / !I:i ,,j7/\/ Iii Te Aii :1 . fW - , N., . #6 6 FREE pApKiG1 IN REAR WHILE SHOPPIPIG ROIAY , I I I I * 20 to M&r. 20) Let your intuitive hunches btip you solve whattytr problems ue at hand Lend a helping hand to those in need and who are deserving IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY lie or she will have _____ I 22 E. F'RT - - _ -- _1'._- _ -----&= - - 4/ ___________________________________________________________________________________ nrpnized well and know how to .I . - - - ---- afford to j , - . Sf ------"-- , PH. 322-3524 , p . . - 0 I J . - -- - with others on the beit this giitcd and brilliant progeny Much success and 'The Stars impel, they do not compel 'that ou make of your life is largely up to "iOU' Carro ll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and VJ.1 : deal hsppinessinthtschart. . 1i - PISCES (Feb. t.-I a highly intuilte nature that will help grcatl) to get the life - ______- you take care kin is most important at this time. . ____ favorably ntht now. prosperity. Study newspapers for opportunities. AQUARIUS (]an 21 to Feb. 19) Good day for making changes that arc right for gsining your aims. Being devoted to . . _______ be handled 01 - 1',. ti !l Ho 1 ds can r - i Ift .,/ 11__1 -ye4- -- .- I . . I tl-, I . .. --, j a ;;t- ' - - .f'' A M7 1 Alt Sales Final No Ref unds or Exchanges " Strlvc for greater happiness in the future LIBRA (Sept. 2310 Oct. 22) Ideal day to get together with onngeinals at the amusements )OU mutually enjoy You arc able to command a better income at this time SCORPIO (Oct 23 to 21) Ma 1n1procnients at home that are necessary in preparation for the holiday. Take on a more positive outlook in the days ahead SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Ideal day for cimmunkations and getting right results therefrom. Shopping ___ __,~__~___~_ '-- -11 I ..---.- _:---- ' . Va ------ L t - II --. - /1/ )A. - , - /j jj I 4 -- - It or 21 to Jur.c 21) 11cing titlen to ch&ngcs you make to have greater advancement in the futurc is wise EA T AKQ$32 V64 + AJ1053 + K72 .J ( - s- - - $1 F to C&rtofl Righter Forec4st (name of newspaper), P 0. Box 629, Hollywood, Cal if. 90028. I ((c) l7 M4aughtSyndicaie,Inc ) ' I a 0, ~, ;, IP , - - 4A643 North-South vulnerable West North East Pa 1! 14 Double Pail South Pa&s I'a&s INT 2+ Pa&i Pais Opening Iead-K L By oaii & James Jaobv . T4ik.' a's', .is the East-',t part score of 90 points and the t '.-I I I I I - .1 . ,_ BLONWE Chic Young That last confidence was misplaced. hearts were opened and continued South ,,., - jJp - . ~ -.-- t, - i - ,:•J \ j-T - ' .. - . I,- ~ 6-- I,r am V Ji YOU MIG4TAS WELL HAVE SOMET141pJG TO WEAL UP! - -( !. __ p . --- .'., - ( - -_ ,... . .. I I 1 1 1~411 1A ,l , () k---,;C, .. --,, ~'? _,%~~_CAO. .0 but it comes close to being OERF ARE T9E- NL=W V / 1 TES LII TMT AN' MORE. I .4 AToN' - &E \ - / - '\ V J I ____ j .......-. .- C ::Th , 26 ' ..--" L .1 - / . ..- 3T Pass 4-6 [lass 57 0 Lee Falk and Sy Barry 1 -1-2-- ass diamond suit after East had - - 0 THE PHANTOM 46 -- ' , - - ' - - cj . 1) .. I & I J f\ 0 ..-. 1133S as, -_ OF NOSTALGIA i 4. , I . 1J a-I& . ( VACN~1- Mort Walker CI4ALIE CI4API.i$ 7 w TE _________________ 1, .\ 44C BEETLE BAILEY the most w-eless. If North and South had staved out of the I N orth could ha v e escape d •Is J 65 V2 •A Q 10654K 43 %Vhit do N ou do now? )or trouble if he had rebid his spades or shown his clubs A - Bid * Ven diamonds. Your at the three level, but North partner's lye notrump ,Ass the decided to let his partner grandcIam forre and your dtamonth are good enough to ac. sufft'r at his own contract Souths dss to to dii cept mondsdoubled was the worst T(1DA 'QUEhTIO', bid of all. lie could at least Instead of biddini three hearts have gone to two spades, but your partner has bid four dia' South had no confidence in monds over %. our three diamonds. I . North's dummy' play and lots What do you do now? ,ofcon(idt'iice in his on Aru*rr Tomorrow 0 13~~ T , 1RLE,'tUR M(/ ) -..... 'i,' it ____\" I . LV . . I T -' . 0 :\ 1! / I I 'flI \ CL! )'il 1'; / , \ T ir,'z6 ~ "i / / I " J"/ 11 V I ! [ 7/ r / , ,' / P_" .. I - . s ES 77 . C" I I - % 'U NEVER iS • II I JI' I ) _Yt\'I I - -. I - I~ L4V) f1Y •41 r- - 1 ( 100 LATE! t'f V - .I Fi! -E- . - _..g - - - -- - _- -- - - -- --- . - - - --- - .- - - I- - -- - - .-- - ~__ ___- - - _ yI -- _ __ __ _ - _- _ I - -±E - - ±- - - -_ ,. - - _-_ ----_ - - _ =--,- _ - ; TWNG SICK LEAVE OFF, jI _____ I ._I -t . The bidding has been: I _____ , 1973 H ASLO13AS'OUPE I~A./) DAYS' SICK LE'AVE COMING '-i TO ME IJ 1973 r \" -' oc TIME '.. East led is, last diamond bidding the wrst that could happen to them would have bAen (or Fast and West toget vulnerable, Or East and SVest miht dI ii i i. bid to .i 51dm which would have failed on account (if the 5 0 diamond break. ''*1' R L'ITFuI'ItIsI: GOT TW;ZEE "r TAKE SOf'.IE Lht't re scot to Easts king been the largest one of 1'TIGuE IVE STiLL ocs M GOING TO odds are that North would not hadn't compounded the - ____ I ' overcall. It wouldn't have Cost him anything if' South I - . set South six tricks. +Q9864 ______ - est ran off ev- SOUTH 4K 2 V 107 I s- --- , I ) - THEN 1T TRUE ... EVERY AW-'1 DOES HAVE HI'9 PRICE. \ .. diamonds to West's 10. West thought a while and led back - reipontibilities in a most intclligent and modem way Your hunches can be very helpful w make use of thcm. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Understand better what in amciate desires from your relationship and cement better relations. Don't antagonize a good friend. VIRGO (Aug. 21 to Sept. 22)Stirt early attending to t hose tasks swailins your &ttention and bring order out of chaos. .1 ..1 i I •KJ7$2 now Make plans to gain your fornest aims MOON CHiLDREN (June 22 to July 2l) Handle your 11 I Yo N es H ./ r-A . played his king of spades. t.ast won and led the deuce of w*cr Dick CavaHi _'.•\-;- - '- saing ruffed the third heart and - GEMINI (May It r ha . , 26 Q 10864 1-____ bi ¼t*J WANT TO &JY(.HIPS? 'vtil'RE I NREE O.J. t3WP6ON CARDSI KI(PING! ThERE INOUGH 1 T\SO OE NA &ATH5, AND IP'4 NE WHOLE Y.LD1O... W'tJ FRAN TARXENTON? ssible bid of 1973? - FIRST OPIES IN LINE ON . - WIN AT BRIDGE NORTIf (D) THING 4' WINTHROP __ I k ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Inviting good friends to your home and making their friends welcome also can bring some Interesting renilts, Pay important bills TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Ideal day for expansion where your activities of a career nature are concerned. Public work could be your mode of expression now. . a IT'S THE. SAME '' 1 One of your best Worst ARE. AGAIN. i" %, k, $ , I R pan followed by the exact amount of apples and none are left over. -JMIE. Think out what your personal longings am If L GENERAL TENDENCIES: relahonships whothersLetthemsccyouaredevotedto them and want to get along in greater rapport in the future L4SON#r II II y II INCOPE frofn the Cwroll Righter Institute __ - 1 IL7hi ''l.\ ' ,, . I /_ - \i % !I'f7. P I t / eel ,; , 'I'* ;~ J; DECEMBER 27th. _00W " HEP.E THEY --- ( aItIlI.UUIl.'1t..11,U(JI ....... rW '' ' 'Ii5,i) ____'-.4j CNE't od and those riecczai-i if 1 514 -C the ar)pfi-3 directly into an empt'y e pan. This way I slice only the required amount, remove S . . MAI '' - "L(1 ?'_..1 and a htl -,,MHS J I' \t --..... . I .. was quite expensive and quite unique. I know this -sounds %,ague but it might start his mind %%orking and It(- would - ii 1 EvERY YfAR boats for children and used the works from an alarm clock These boats were carved out ohwood. R.L.L. DEAR POLLY 1 would like to help Mr. E.P.II. who wants to make a toy with parts from an old alarm clock. I once saw a picture of an old tourin car that was made with old clock wheels and the tiny whdjs were the enint'. A winding stem from an old wristwatch made the radiator cap. This ,aj L wA,- ( ' turned and I have two of those at hand and still do not ha%-e (lie right color. -NIRS. G,I, DEAR POLLY - Sir. Erl"Il. wanted to know if he could make a toy for his grandchildren with the parts from a briken alarm clock. My brother has made small toy motor comcu i -.-. 1UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS It seems the)' could have i ece of wood with good-sized sample of the actual paint Ofl It. An opened can cannot be re- U73M_ 11~M~ FSREP___ - - y - .LJIJ of paint. After it is bought vou find it is not what vou wanted. ____ GE I .. DEAlt POtLY - Myrt Pee v e is uth the paini corn pa nies who show tiny . Pieces of paper designating theshade, Hate to write kUers? AbIII Ifl Lasky Dr., Sever!yHills ,CaL ,S212 for Abby a beOkIet,• "now or All Occas1o*. TA5HEL) AWAYTHGKI HE 6AIP _ . - - C . .1 __________ ,, .., ..c'/? \ ______ hk4N5iCQ KEEP . I j1 - cleaning job I would rtall y appreciate some elp. -PAT. , - Lawrence TO PICK ¶0 THiS' I ! & Cmoks PUT WHI it , I _~--J- - --'' ____________ and stained as her feet perspire terribly and this Increases the dirly look. Does an%one know of anything I could uw- that would ' not harm this wood but do a good DEAR J G YEt-lIe to Hope Project. 2233 WIsconsin ., D. . - ;46 '4 B PoIIv Cramer ____________ . << ___ --il.- P aint shade s % ,# i, ' , DEAR ABBY: I am a registered nurse interested in working on the hospital ship "S. S. Hope," but I don't know where to write for Information about It. Can you help me? I - LCLJ P! mo P me. Knowles, Mrs. \% illiam Stemper - I CAPTAIN EASY 'oT4 (JR pollut. I ( // ... ' by shouldn't I ; 4.. 'A .4111, i .- ~~g i .. . . .0 - I hao been so insolent to that woman Abby, do you think I was insolent? She looked to be about , and Iam3o. OFF MYCIIEST DEAR OFF so More pcople sbould screw up the 0 I I ... I 52 153 " /''i- 11 I 4i , - I. ______________________ to her and politely said: "Please don't smoke \ IFIMDISTURB.IN l4IYA ,FLOPSYI I GaT A WHOLE NEW LINE 0' GIMMICKS V YA -_ 47 ______ and! dont see any o Smoking' signs anywhere, so if my smoke bothers )ou, hy don I YOU move" I then said: "1 thInk it's YOUR place to move since you are the one who iscausthg the problem, but I'.e been NICL%gl pfaf# tatth" MV" rV .sjjt .t, mt -- ... 0 to r) AIrs. Douglas Stenstrom. Tracy Knowles,IMrs. - - 59 girl and me rted the meld' _________ 46 I -- -56 57 - C ' R Site replied in a snippy tone: "This is a public place, _____ ____________ -- __ 14 ________ near me, It makes me nauseous." - 1111 by H.Imd.hI & Stoffel -- 39 __________ I4' - - 36 31 38 . Roger I __________ 2U 9 30 1 - 48 49 - \ BUGS BUNNY - - .- DEAR ABEIY Vvhile sitting under the hair dr)t.r In a beauty parlor, a lady seated next to me lita cigaret. %',illiaiii La)er, Mrs. Emil At the Lt month!) meeting For reserations contait Mitchell, Miss Cind) Smith and of the Woman's Club Mrs Kit Shell) McKlnne), Itt 2, Box Miss Deana Baird. Withers, chairman f the 25.I, Orlando, 3O, - - 21 33 you mean Atso. what do you mean ___________________ 21 HOLLY'S POINTERS - Z ~_ I wl - qW 4 20 STR4ç . DOOR. I - ______ 19 liurter were I .- _____T_ ___________________ .; KNOW * Lds Ilk vo das WeanS.t * Ld114KyelhdiaW.ddinjhst setting in her chosen pattern of knitting, Mrs Verna El), 668- Chapter of the American 625forirtpainting;Mr.E!Icn 8sines.s Wuniens Assouation hira. Grievesm . -I WA\TS %Snat do DEAR WANTS TO b) the "right" If you mean the legal right that would depend upon where you live. En some places Its against the law to lay a hand The presentatIon of the Mrsages of red-tipped car- any of the following committee planned Christmas program someone eLte's child? Yes or no? punish ON THE .1 I 1. . :1 and take him a ptece of weddlug cake. to I 17 -' S 4TE, 4!R. ALLEN Ii 16 IN TEARS IN L. A. DEAlt AIII3\: Does a 'ron hate the right ip I p4r 1.119-in 15 " s" 26 t death's door. In that case. go ahead and have the kind of wedding you want, and afterwards, call on his ailing father - 5Margarir.r CHANGED SW CALENDAR ORDERED TO TODA' FiO,'i THE tESft' O'' 14 off regular prices on a selected mu 2lFemintne r 13 DEAR IN: I assume your Iiinec's father isn't at . 50 Want 270ods-ofwiler 571,jir and perform the ceremony there, with only the witnesses! Please, please, tell me how to deal with her Abby. She is making what should be the happiest day of my life the ________________________________ Othcr guests M the luncheon and Mrs. Maria Lewis, 668-5951 North, 1-4 and 434, Thursday, iw~ , : SLATES MI rTIN(. and the hostess gift was a place 79 M_ _______ . . 21 Golf mound by Lorry Lawis 12 n I I i JI Also, his mother said she doesn't want to get "all di'eued up" because she is not In a celebrating mood. Finally, she said It we really want to make her happy, we should ask the rabbi to come to her husband's bedside ' 'I , ' 4Q S/4Rft'EV I LIKE TO I4AVE ____ 1ou PERFORS SOME ORK LyE BE BEFORE CJR i BUS'1 4LL 4s Small pa.. This ISp 25 Atop - - )_ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I9Uoseb sorrow ______ .I , A r) ,R A IIWA CIIAM' needlework, crachetlrig, Traces and her mother Mrs ceramics, etc Contact Mrs. Konigzrnamk or Ch I tte Kn wI ecelved - ç- the hacienda Girls' Ranch, thc they have made or created Volusia County Association for a two tiny snowmen - . ., ~w ______ I)elionaYouth,thcnthepast participate by entering irrangementnf red all arts and crafts will be )e-irs, white carnations, miniature "1 m'd Inc1un' knitti - 40v,___._ - ' all. .' rLI IV * 18 - 1. ... 1 iyzed from a stroke and I don' t s v.h) music weuld be objectionable I can't i q. ne a e 'dl king ithin music a t _______ during the past year. Articles the Retarded, the State Indian should be brought to the club Scholarship fund, the Care and The luncheon table was house at 9 a.m. 1 M articles Mrs. Douglas Stenstrom and hostesses for a recent bridal In Winter Park, honoring Miss Timothy Sullivan. Mrs, William Stemper were luncheon at the Imperial House Tracey Knowles, bride-elect of mother Is a widow and I am an only child, and we want something we can remember. It wouldn't be a big, wild celebration, but I would like my reltstives there, plus a few friends, totaling about 50 or 60. My fiance's mother said she doesn't Ihinl wt, should have an, music a, all. Abby, her husband is still living, aitho he Is partially pam DI Iliursday, Jan. 10. Public Library, the Good All menilrers are asked to Samaritan Home In Sanford, Tracey Knowles Honored At Luncheon My - -~ --,.,`~ .' ., J) Q ' Latin ' 1ITrrat rou cab a I Itabbit America i ab i 3 . ., %:)Ice 33 11 Mot m l ed . U ~t loffel 63 Hinging wun4 54 ong for one organs lescent home for four years and his mother dmn't want . *., Y01111 (9 U ('ta ful . ~ ,.o agIL-9 0 ',%OMAN'S CLUB ic N itjIi V %liking Wpp~ dissenter PA 51 puinI 7Storthou 4lSItmai ç 411) I I f the,ileum torn orm S9 Route 'b t 24Cuthott 25H1?aring I Zv Ag,iinst 1OIeci 4Ar1 rcgi rn 61 Lam revs DEAR ABBY: I am 3. years old and am being mar• My fiance is 45, and this will be his _______ ' direttion Buren Chats" Tn-N Y Niwi Syst 3 Ga In% mother 20Comrnon gtab1e ried for the'first time. DEI4TONA-'Ihe Deltona H,000.Mostof these proceeds is Wonian's Club, under the used for ctuirity. direction of Mrs. Henry Konigsrnark, will conduct a The club supports many Fine Arts Festival during the woethwhile organizations and regular me?tlng of the club on has done much for the Deltona 1 C If) Ir ______ 21M -. ... (i tor) Daneen Harper, Debbie Teniple, Mrs. Louis Temple, Mrs. W. F. Lykens, Mrs, E. C. Harper J r. (Cecelia Farmer Photo) getting narried, By Abigail Van ________ Area Activities _i~:A I - TA ~._A - IM JWIUM mottwr, Mrs WF Lykensan I er ens om, yr 16 I'aper measure Type of I ab, i ::Ifebrew awetic • LES 47 Ifigh cird 48 Gentle 51 %lorthe pJrt :5 IMenti • '\?Vho s , S you or h is rn o ther ~ i W7_ - I N - ZA kitchen utensils and ribbon bow E.W. Marcel, Edward Calvin and the hostess gift was an and Walter Brooks. electric can opener. Several Also Nimes. Earl Weldon, games were played during the Kenneth Ifickson, and the -., __1 F , . . The hostesses .~ I I ~ IF L ' - L ~- - , - , bowl along whth assorted The home was decorated In a cookies, nunt.s and cliristmas theme with a lighted Invited guests included the tree and large burning candles honoree's mother, Mrs. Lou S in various sizes of brass and Temple, the future groom's I S) WliU SACK I , , - ~" Ws . I the Ind 062 - b6t eak CENTRALHEATING CALL .... PLUMBING HEATING, INC, 5 Hear of foot WednesdaYDeDc2&1973_3B by ALLEY Jib I 0 1 -I Th2 Sanford Herald A1s*eoPreospuuio [Anything Goesj - it... 1, Debbie Temple, bride-elect of evening with prizes awarded to Misses S r) Stenstroln, LiSa Daniel Lykins, was honored at a the winners. 11ollingsworth, Barby Taffer, i ~ ,5__ , law 01: - ` - -AImother-daughter kitchen The refreshment table held Tara h1arcel, Joyce Bradley, - F .: -1W ii~_::-_ -_ ; sho%er, Dec. 15. an arrangement of flocked Carol Brooks, Judy Temple. z F. flff by 'I'he party wits given - 0,----k Mrs. greenery, gold balls and can- gee(lee Temple, l,inda Lykins, I C Harper Jr and her dies in the bride s chosen Lou Harper and JtU Harper y was ir Ca c:ihpu ont a nch I - 4 Iq .._ __- _- - __ . t".7, - .1 -, I a . __]1111111111111r To H EAT Like One with . , ,m _ -1 _ i 1u nT; ft ____ ( BSAMftLIONMRE Debbie Temple Entertained - _____________________________________ t i - _._ . 4. _ - - - - - -- - . _ __ __ *. _ . -_ - - _ �4 _ _ 48—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26,1973 - - WORRY CLINIC Time Previews TV tghlights House Of Steak By Sanford 8.9 CBS, Sonny & Chef Show Reed lind their Investigation House, an ecumenical coun- k' decides he better gel his trim a (lead man — through the (Reflm). The Botyceleated shows her despondency is over seling center in Asheville. N.C. daughters to return from the will. Apparently the deceased the return for another season by (Reruni. -Gifts and Letter&.' nal. -The Interr:-eter." A in the ground that was feet "And at the bottom of the hole many huJef*shwem,jimivi, When a young woman attempts bristling hour with the first claims going to current •'Men for a Dead Man." get close to solution, Ferro suicide, Officers Malloy and originator of Interpreter's Landowners and their families, Cannon has a strange I'llUest desperately tries to lead vestigation down another trail. reopened the Leffitory. with kvIdII AMJIU*PM • T _1 1011 elevi Smith College, which is a famous girls' school only a few mil es from Amherst. EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth Deingirarriedattbattirt, (6) "aw,' I dated a very charming young teachem who also served as House Mother for a dozen girls i.â__oes (6) CBS Morning 112,411 Viewpoint News (9) Bozo's Big Top (44) Mod Squad 7:30 (2) The Price Is Right (6) Andy Griffith (9) Circus (13) M.ovie 00 (2) Ada m 12 about male psychology. for they wer eager to pin &dyke abmt their rorranm uilh boys from Amherst A schools, like Dartmouth. ''le HArvard and Princeton. And the Meadows was a conveInient parking place. so Jill's dream was located in a L,n%ers' Lane witL vibich 2.1,* 1:00 (6) Capt. KwVeo (9) Mike Douglas Show 9.00 (2) Phi Donahue show (6) What's My Line' (6) Sonnyi Cher - (9) 9:30 (6) 10:00 (2) (6) 19) Dick Clark Presents (24) Bill Moyers Journal (44) Boid Ones as familiar Movie (74) Wr Awl Peace 9:00 (6) Cannon (13) Special (24) War And clearctit example of loexual symbolism. For in those days por- (44) Match (6) As The World Turns 4:30 (44) Petticoat Junction (9) Drams Special 3:00 . .. ..- . '.' 3:15 (13) Starcast 5:30 (6) Green Acres • 1P41'tPTAIP.yrr.*y (44) Night GalWry fT Show (t) Movie cXAMI 1 I* --- -. NOW SHOWING ALL C 't4Ai_T 1MSE gas , $ $ . PR(-AX( 114AS k fi Ii tl At 9:00 f :4 TH(AT11 . ' Hot &*ad& Butter Chotceot Two Vgetables Hot Br oad Butter 09 $ qqii .. pi . - ---.- . / ' — •- . . A~ L,•j . -- - - ... I. - -- ' ' 2K A • . ..' - - Chops "Welcome aboard - grab a bucket!" Per Pkg LB '- 3'.& I pr v , LB ing rovision for the proper Rik AND HIS $AND . DRINKS , oanco to your favorite tunes from 8 30 P M / ' 504; 1 On* sittIng per sub*t . ' '"I Y SI ") i i aftl4onal subject ' Rw-e't •1tLNt 0,11,19 LUNCHEON45 i I: . DWI SP c - LB I would be comparable to a 1.ft I J KT'aiO1I PEP ' HEAD - ' ' ...-. " : 3 pieces of chicken, moshed Regukw . Lt pototoesand gravy, cole slaw and hc,t biscuits F A.V - — S-4 v4frww ',. ' _.: . . li9tr.ay 17-92 / Open uau fl 1809 French Jai Alai Frmstor. -. ment Lassen is denianding either that the medical center be built or(rind his quz!nt briLk buildIng - with -air space" above the !uncheonette's four walls actually Ixlongs to We building next door, Lassen has an answer to that problem, too. lie said he hai or that it be Moved intact to (ollected at least one brick .- Ave. (Hi-way 17-92) S ' d i An official of the city redevelopment agency, shIch owns the site, says "every effort" will be made to rebeh agreement. . Lassen, the third generation of the fami!v that has run I.oui:,' l,umwhi since it moved H FLORIDA 16 SIZE 3 2 to LB Average LB Fryer Quarters Legor BULK Breast LB LB A&P FROZEN CHEESJI TOMATO peizza ... 12 Oz CANS GREEN GIANT . Niblets Corn ..... 4/$10 EACH*o* ANN PAr9F 14 OZ EACH Cream Pies .... QT Mayonnaise .3/89~ 00000 JAR .............. 75~ A&P BRAND I — Sft".Up 3 GRINDS . ,51c' . . 38 0Z . ' Bott l e 2 LB CAN 0, fdoxola COUPON WITH COUPON ELOW BELO - I 1701 CAPIS Tudor Beer ........................... 1 OT CAN A&P Egg NoR OH Lul 17 •AL (IN ...... lømnn I mnn Ii,iti 79c Blackeye Peas 2,01 5 PACK t IS I, AM ^;111C) It1FKG • . Jane Parker Fruit Cake Coffee Rich OvtI?i3IiuI, A A IT COUPO . aNG$5.89 Mixed Nuts IIAG 14 OZ FKG 13 OZ Cans EXCEL CT)Nz 39C Betty Crocker LATIA CAKI! OAIXIS 32C ..... ASS? PtA VOIS ASS T SIZIS ....... ....... ..... Del Monte F'l. UIti(iIIIh SOC IC neapple 89C oz CIUSMID CANS P &P A lOt AFY1 I T41 WITH COUPONStLOW 1AC04 ...... 100 CT SOTTL( ............. JW# 2R 30t W-W UAD )!T our OAQ?4~)A V p' 10C DIC 31 iN Ait A&P ST0111 11STI D Ow - gill Hwy. 17.92 At 27th Sir"t it I' •''''' $125 b U.JY C • . 59C 902 .)UII. lid 4)UidU town bufl,lings when they were The bricks %vould be used, he said, to build a wall which I wind" wouid both seep out •wC %tflu 55c 7207 te Long Grain 1-% 89c Martha clus S ODA HAJ F&MAL F No z$1.00 A&P Instant Rice.. 5200 . demclistmed. and be a memorial to New ll.ien's past. Battles 32 ef That would present a probbuilding " proprietor Kenneth Las'en s'aid after the announces 1cm, however, because one of ''1flkgOOdfleSS £w"thegoodnessof -7 T LB GRADE "A" FRESH FLA or GA d ects are forever. unless you help. "I do not go without the another site. ' FHOTOGRAPHFR ON DUTY- 10 a.m. - 8 p.m - - then you know what air pollu into thc, building in 1916, claims lion is. NEW HA V EN, Conn. tAPi the hamburger ha ppened onto Louis' Lunch, .i tiny 57-year-old the U.S. culinary scene there. city landinark, is threatened with rilghtmarish fates: ~aving The business was established at a different site in 1895. one of its walls removed. being While the elbow-to-elbow enveloped b) a modern build ing. or, worst of all, being deluncheon crowds have gathered . t , the surstro)e The future of the 30-by-30-foot rou ndings have almost completely changed. building, which sits in the shad heritage seriousI tak ow of the lWevel a;ernti Lassen asserted. "I'm pin Street . .I three things: a save fighting to been in question for years, certified landmark, a way of The luncheonette's latest virecently hfc and the onI remaini n g sion of horrors came lec~ of pre-!9W'architecture with an announcement that a tenttroltheiits center lefttnth€ medical $12 millin Las.sen said tie has e ve n told w ould be built on the parking I_ • L. the city he would agree to hay. lot corner where Louis' now e Complete dinner NED SMOKED PORK Hog Jowls U.S. Ui SIZE 'A" WHITE Ali(] when one does. three lanes Ix-come two, the cars back up burnper to bumper and siderail to siderail for miles. //' !~allkmyd 11111 - I December 27,28,29 Nu cc= / I DINNERS 95 from i 9,405 / I pcnt"er1 'eceswj I I . -. Thursday thru Saturday I- A -. Sexual dream symbolism -- __________________________________ 75C Bo" . I #A t% 104 Average - QN 11 I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Martin i,' " :=' ,"- F I KING SIZE 4 OZ I No - CALIF.RFD EMPEROR y Hamburger Has Dim Future ',,, -- Boston Butts cot lict of the executive branch betweer, now and the election of 1976. as they seem to do. that too will 'be it- mORTONS FROZEN Claimed Site of Original .4; 'Pit & Ends pa ig Hard Corn Feel Pork TEXAS CELLO Aqueduct race track had of smell, mach less make sou opened the starting gates on its cry and cough. auto hordes. The odds are pretty good that Avoid the Th omasville-Merttraffic, never even five minutes than roads intersection, it is one of the tens of thousands of cars mo ving along the Long impossible in the mornings, Hi) late. A itiontage of my driving neighbors say. And they are Island Expressway will have a flat tire or break down. thoughts (he previous five years probably right that it isas bad a - . .. c Includes Centers see, but since The Associated Press sent me back down South last summer, I have never once been 30 minutes late because of . - . - • ' I 0 . to ii - bottleneck as Tallaluissee has. By JERE MOORE Jr. would show a sea of red tail Sometimes you may spend Associated Press Writer lights-atop, beside, over, three or four minutes waiting TAIIAHASSEE, Fla. (All) under each other--all stopped for the cop to wave your I After more than a year away dead still. with the pattern brotraffic through And all you .an 'signs from it, drt%mg in New'iork kenonl b) -lane dowtuleyou wait is look up at traffic ic n .acy in forget a' Sthtr highway agencies the huge oaks draped with last year's toothache, would have a lot fewer cornSpanish moss examine the aza. It s so e er t ct in lii fa t leas and breathe the soft Souththat my neighbors can somc- America was required to drive rn air. times convince me Tallahassee on the Long Island Expressway has a traffic problem. the from New Hyde Park to midWith the single lane of traffic streets are packed with cars town Manhattan just one weekstopped. the car in front and the and the city has traffic Jains. day between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. Maybe traffic is worse than it or drive along the Shore Park- car behind can't emit enough was five sears ago In Tallahasjust one afternoon when emissions o disturbyour sense - -- - . % 4 F I " _\ . ' .;. HAPPY HOUR p u ; P 1* DAILY id 0& - - R Chick*n In Dumpilins 'REV a ~ V#W.&MC cw*.* C.e" S&W "1W ½ .WsternStak m~lfs At~ ' Tu in&er"1W Sound- By- decelvethe "censor namely. fh( g antI still -.- - __ - The Coun try poi, ion disuse =n rnvek--pre . Cttopped S4rIn t' choice of Two Veg.tabI.s Ii -'. :--•. I - " . THE Dreams, EVERY THURSDAY $ - Bin& eE(U&4(/ . - Super.Right Hard Corn Fad Western 'C Li" U ti p a r. i g iii n.e a v y Western f a n a r a o "Super-Right" . Art the basic sexual aspects of sw:b a dream As a stamtpcd L ..,,Dtc ~ Llvi tNTERTAINMENT m Tke likely to &atisfy that erotic hunger a Bit M"any trained girls Wish. cic ' ' __ . tDei'th 1 "BLUE" housewife's disguising hash T! Wi U!at! " ' . 1 ,, rwe sensual 3ort. tt~ L(.,L)". i iroups. $1.00 "Ch under an ewic Culinary title to her husband's hostile emrAiow! So send for my booklet ' ARMENS16- IN 7/al"' SAO PORTRAIT 7:00 a "something ne A.~ ht "''d W 're, UfJLtffl C IRLIZ. . ,-.. New York Trafflec ,,,iiisn v*yA . ing in August found a partits In Congress that a Ili' )Jo the executive issue publican Vice President must marked decline in respect for will indeed be settled is a quickly be interposed in the public institutions. The num• question with much fascinalint' of suec,'ccinn twlw t'eri twrs declarint! themselves lion b ut still no sure answer. worried about integrity in the President and the DemoChristmas is coming; the cratic Slwaker of the House. government rose from 5' per goose is getting fat in the disCarl Albert. On1vso, with (lie cent in May. 1972, to 43 per (ant states and districts- the senators and congressmen threat of a strugle between cent. Questions designed to elicit disenchantment got a will go home conscious of the parties for control of the response of 55 per cent, coinexecutive branch removed, their territorial roots and pared with 29 per cent in they will return to Washingcould Congress consider 1966. Ion in January aware of their coolly what to do about Mr. Three out of four, asked mandates. Nixon. %hat subject they would The subsequent possiIn each house the rvpre bring upif they had a private hilities include a negotiated sentative figuresof the IJem' chat with President Nixon. departureofMr.Nixnnontht' ocratic majority were pretty answered: "Watergate." Agnew model, a sudden frank about it. Thev were Just now there are plen- presidential illness. and the considering Ford as a possi. tiful sources of economic ap' two most unlikely of all: Mr. bIt', even likely, future i rest' prehension and political dis' Nixon's exculpation.or a fulldent- Almost to a man they illusionment to explain the scale impeachment carried disliked his opinions. but they onset of the winter of disconthrough It) the final, formal had been sounding the coun- tents. More to the point is, verdict "' . ?VI Yt.'F . . A that one precious py VZXJI "111711111 they may UU3 11 P1r.,1TLV 09 - . . -' .... comparably more substantial of course. a lot of Americans than it had been. do feel disillusionvil. The Louis Harris polling As the politicians took in the implications of what had organization, which did an happened. a consensus opinion sampling for a Let us . B the same token said Dr. Freud. if your romantic bmiga is incretised before empo sYmbolism to I , - -_ BABmwib viskins of cool beveragaii or lakes and springs. C M io mdos north of Orlando botw*&n 36 - KI -f Ripservations (M) 131-100 IlATi $1.00 '(AIVSIIAT forYourPartyNeeds, e W-4 4 a TheParty t ts Vtth Us Cometo A&P WEO 1 a (0 P o 14 0 Iry and the countr_- thought it how is iI all going to look in lair that if Mr. Nixon had to the spring" President Nixon be replaced his re 4acement is in a corner and is behaving should be a Itepub iCelfl like a man in a corner. The None of this supports any rest of the establishment. Watergate special prosecu. tor, Archit mid Cox, ei g ht notion that the political inhowever. appears to be alive, days later. The dismissal of stitutions of the United states kicking, conscious or - and Cox backfired. and from that ha%- suffi,red irrvpara~lv very likelv equal to - Its mome nt Mr. Nixon (and a (Idm1lge from Mr. Nixon's re sponsibilities. and if (host threat of impeachment in- abuse of them, As is natural. responsibilities include mak- - fp"1f3pJ)..pjç1J)[)rJ j(fWC[, CLuB EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice otTwo Vegetables Hot &*ad But*r , ________________________________ I So when a &I welit oiA on a date with a desirable boy friend. tbm saw a romantic nwie and was dropped off at the college &mftwy befoc the curfew hmr. her bask erodc withaparcbed Lhr land great thirst, then you'll conjw'e up " . WANwrED their use of the ,'1I1" and taiz boi* abortions. if you drift off into Iwnber . It I Those"Trintty" y . •P40w Color TV . Mon..Tues. 6:30 1:00 (1) 1 Love Lucy 16) News Comics Are Back! 9 0 AU POw Crandsland . J (9) News (a) Varie ty News 12:30 (2) News (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) 0 1) Who, Wha t. wt-fe Game Now 2:30-7:10-1:20 For example, if you go to sieep on a hungry stomach, what Is mor natural than A dream about Thanksgiving banquets? .. . •p and prom tiv, and in the end the new ~Fic`e President has had more impressive support th an he can have expected back in mid-October. Ford now is also a decidedly more important man than Mr. Nixon can hav e expected. What ne%v when Mr. Nixon picked Ford was that the President was preparing his stroke against the . Mon.. We d.. Sat 143 PM . ' -. X a-*-& Ar A. allil - Time 1 i ~4 sr avolit; COMPLETE 0I04NEA'51.1NTIt_ I is HWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's Her oes P loll of Fold has htenmi';: SEASON OPENS NEW YEAR'S EVE .. capture I .-.. CtNThALFLOIoA'sO D £t4D. (6) Newa (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In ) Secret Storm MORN!" 6:00 (2) SurmNne ppetI was stimulated Th is as doubly true 1! the' had parked and Indulged some peng . - / (-4 — inc Fiini5iones r 0•' , .1 t .. WINNER (24) Sesame Street (14) Lucy Show 630 (2) News 3:30 (2) Return To Peyton Place AFTERNOON 12-M (2) Jeopardy THURSDAY _ - (..JOLOEN SPOON AWARD (13) Local Programming (24) Eleciric Company (44) Cromoer Py le 6:00 (6) News (44) New Zoo Revue ' ROCROG . Convequences 3:00 (2) Another World 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The Price is Right iii . (9) (44) Patty Duke 11:55 (6) News Entertainment OEAM (44) Green Acres 0 e'r. C ">' i (etched as a Vice President being removed for hribe.taking Just when th e legitimacy of the President himself being authoritatively que(toned. So it was left to day's politicians to co Ttwr have coped thornui' i -_ -. . 1 (6) Love Of Life (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of 1:00 Neighborhood Lives (13) Move Fury (13) Women's News (24) MisteRoger ( blamed for having failied to anticipate anything ,(I far- (9) Password (44) Trouble With Trash News "measurements.'* (11) Starcast Subconsciously, of course, (24) Woman both sexes knew there were (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show Physical a,ects of aex, too Now it Is a physiological fact that agitated organs then bombard the corresponding incoming semory areas of the brain wA keep them more active . I the repu tatlon of be ala a a flamboyant fl an courtroom personality. He has enwrged from retirement to defend a nian accused of murder and loses the case. Marshall believes innoce and that he was convicted bemuse tits friend bungled the defense. (44) Gilligan's Island (6) Tho Guiding Light 2:30 (2) The Doctors (6) The Edge O Night ) News Bt cultured girls dI&i't t vulgar language nor boast of 4:00 (2) Somerset (I) Mery Griffin Movie (24) Sesame Street Squares (6) Kojack (9) 0w-en Marshall 10:30 (14) Performance 11'00 (2) News ' Legislature (44) Boflwinkle 2.00 (2) DO'YS OtC>$ 11:00(2) wizard Of Odds (6) Gambit (9) Paisswcrrl (44) Revatations 11:30 (2) Holl ywood Peace (4•) I. 10:00 (2) Love Story 0 Movie Concentration Dinah's Place The Jokees 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The 510,000 Pyramid 5.30 (2) Mystery (6) movie Dr. Sigm und Freud would qwckJy ha re dribJ !uOtwicedlv idinik drp as a () All My Children (13) Young And Reie (44) MOVIC 130 (2) Three On A 7:00 (2) Today (13) pe',j These girls often asked me The focus wa.spnrnarilyona girl'sprettyfacrandcharming pernality, rather than on her Almanac 6:30 (2) The Flying Nun () Summer Semester (9) LM Show in a dormitory cottage Romance was then far more idealistic than sensual. Almanac () Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 () Sstiine WEDNESDAY For 2)-earslwu stationed at I N xon N dent, the American system of pvernment has repaired the e S er S a Ste r o 1 t h s ca l am itou s po liticl ear, the The g reater disater. one awaits repair still but the system has now put itself in a position to deal with that one. too. The ,1ramer of the Con' stitutton can hardly h' . #ACINO versus the We of a man convicted of murder he nay not have comnilttedfacesMarsha ll tonight. Marshall's friend, played by Ralph Bellamy, has _ S A 9new I Gerald Ford as Vice Presi- r " 10.11 ABC, Owen Marshall ' Counselor at Law (Rerun), 'j O"lc't a lion" A question of 11lIpaur1 for an old friend • Is ICLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEARS DAY With the induction of — . DRF-JLM WM8GLL94 the (ps 1 L11 - around. on college L'4 iou'CE OPEN DAILY- iNCLUO(, SU4 , ek "Dr. idio(icdreaxn' How could Dr rreuui claim E*nds '' ocx,,a thinks is the perfect murder. 9-10 CBS, Cannon (Rerun), When Kojack's probe begins to and Noirthampton). rxgraphy trial marriage and othemdeadatjsof sex cod " VL $149 he got from Russia's Leonid sents The Rock And Roll Years. Moyers tunes rn as emotions prostitute. accident. Martin siieen guest Brezhnev.. A few new Tonight's nwmor test includes are unleashed in the encounter 8.30-9 PBS, Hollywood stars as a lawyer who re preCASE Z-5M.- Jill 1. aged 3D. characters also were in. visits Ii) Chuck Berry singing sessiontA remarkable viewing Teleiision Theatre (rerun), sented the dead man was a Smith Cfrg 'Johnny Be Good" and the experience. "Dr Crane" she began troduced in this season's The Typists." A clawing premiere, Lady Luck, a card- Dñfters in their hits. On "why , people have 8:30.10 ABC, Wednesday comedy about life in an office, 1()3 CBS Kojack (Rerun) illogical arid freakish deans, dealing gal, and Laverne, the Broadway" and "Under the Movie Of The Week (Rerun), costarring Eli Wallach and Web of Death." The culprit in For example, last right i laundrornat attendant who Boardwalk. Tommy James, The Daughters of Joshua Anne Jackson, who originated this story is Ko'ack's th(ht I was parked wi th an gives ou t free advice on how to Jan and Dean and Melanie also Cabe." When trapper Jos hua these roles in a successful offdinate Detective Nick Ferro, Amherst student out on the keep a husband, are on the show. Cabe Buddy Ebsen) learns Broadway production of the Wuv k.. k I L . M . COfluThttcu Wudt he Jour- that the ng law ha I a F or .. . LUNCHEON SPECIAL a rejection of affections by a Rev. Carlyle Marney, a Baptist Mut. M they refuse to coax suspected that his life was in Jill's sappo"41y mlotle dream clat'lical case 0( "Ofic inviting Howard "Supemmth" former convict who is a rniriistcr, founded Interpreter's back. so Cabe adopts three new danger and so he Instructed svinbollsm. For morally CoseU to help t1mu launch the racketeer. She had showered Hww and has been running it daughters (Karen Valentine, there be an investigation into to new year along with Chuck him with g1Ls and letters while 1 r seen setrs It is sort of a rainttl eori1 S.ndra Dee and Leslie Y,arren) his death Three heirs become face %ulgarity or sensual Coinriors. the former biLseball he was in prLwn, but he ignored half way house for clergymen as all possessing questionable principal suspects after Cannon apect 01 roman". So they player whose acting career was theni, well as Lay people seeking new backgrounds. One is a thief, one becomes thlpiM ivch situations Is their resuscitated by the bunny hug 84:30 ABC, Dick Clark Pre- moral understanding, and a pickpocket and one's a death was not caused by an auto drea m. '3 i We Still Have Ovr GZIW.Cr3M1 Ph.D,,M..D. The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, I973—C An Econom st's Commentary . ' - , •. ....... ' - . ____ janyord U- JIM .- - .............. 15c ... �8&L _ - ._i- 2C—Th raoi u hcraicj Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1973 ManyivewsP aP ers Face Continuing Supply Problems. NEW YORK i AP — The Se- have improved noticeably since American Newspaper PublishFor the months ahead, ex- man for the Newsprint Infor. itles built. ican Paper Institute said put)- which represents nearly 7,000 vere newsprint shortages of a the settlement of some three- ers Association's newsprint di. perts say, the supply depends mation Committee, which repProduction of Canadian Ushers' inventories, depleted papers. The group said in the few months ago appear to have month strikes permitted re- vision said a sizable number of largely on what happens to the resents Canadian mills, newsprint is nearly hack to pie. because of mill strikes, have past few weeks It had received eased, but industry executives sumption of full-scale oper- papers still wvre having to con- U.S. economy. If there Is a However if the economy strike levels, the Canadian Pulp begun to Increase again, only one or two calls from pa. and publishing officials say ations at Canadian newsprint serve on the paper product sharp downturn in business ac- doesn't cool, widespread short- and Paper Institute said. "Nobody is going out of busi- pers seeking newsprint. many newspapers aors.s the nulls, where U.S. papers get through such measures as tivity in 1974 with an accom- ages of newsprint may recur The institute said shipments ness, but the situation is still country face continuing supply more than 70 per cent of their omitting Saturday editions or panying drop in advertising, because of increased demand of Canadian newsprint are tit," said Theodore Serrill, Experts say the supply situproblems. newsprint, restricting their use of special "newsprint will be coming out and the time lag in getting nearly back to spring levels, executive director of the Na- ation has improved particularly "The picture is reported to But Nicholas Nocella of the features and columns. of your ears," Eaid a spokes- planned new production Each- And a spokesman for the Amer- tional Newsprint Association, in the West. LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC SAVE wit/f STOCK UP NOW SAVE 7c ALL STORES — -- CLOSED -- ,. NEW YEAR'S /j*I -• BOTTLE Reser#eci POLIDENT SAVE 15c 3 Ou CANS Blackeye Peas -.4 A . • is., Cake Mixes...., 'AL P KG. !IITDA_RAII p • GI A NT- $100 BEER TIDE. $100 . . . 3 : $10 0 . . CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (AP) — his former employer, Men- ridian lost its biggest customer. "The material shortage is have to shut the factory down tractively high prices overseas, talked about what losing his job know who to blame in that." Before the energy shortage, dian Plastics of nearby Byes- The Byesvllle factory made what's hitting us," said Huff- completely in February, that But Huffstutlei 's mind wasn't will mean. He moved his heavy body Charles Huffstutler made $2.80 yule In central Ohio, cut its plastic parts for big GM cars, stutler. they'll run out of stock of what on his job. His wife was in "I'm concerned about my restlessly, one ear tuned to the ari hour asa shipper for aOhio work force from 200 to 100 in a Even if General Motors was "They put on the bulletin material they have on hand." Guernsey Mernonialllospitalun wife, not my job," he said, hospital door. plastics processing compan)•. matter of days. still buying, Meridian would board that if the government Government statistics show Cambridge suffering from "You can't hold a grudge "I don't think there is a Now Huffstutler, 38, is out of When General Motors cut have trouble filling orders be- doesn't do something about that petrochemicals used in double pneumonia. against a factory when it's not shortage. During this Vietnam work, a victim of the energy hack large car production be- cause raw material is In short shipping all the raw material plastics are being exported at Huffstutler, standing outside their fault. All you can blame is war they used billions of gallons to crisis. cause of tight fuel supplies, Me- supply. overseas, that they're going to levels above 1972 because of at. the door of his wife's room, the government, and you don't a month, and there never was a shortage. "And here it is, the war's over, and they're not using that, and yet here comes up a shortage all the sudden. p — 51 V E I could understand it slowly, but not all at once, that much shortage," he said, "I think they just want to get the gasoline and everything up higher." WEEKLY Huffstutler and his wife lived Low I with his parents on a farm near PRIC ES lp Lore City, Ohio, a dozen miles c) to the east of his former job, -Huffstutler said he was ready to quit the plastic industry'. When his wife recovered, he STAMPS I — -- i, the %vcre ifl t'' 11'lVt' to her parents' home in Iowa. "I'm just hanging here until she gets well," t'e [ I BRANDS I9 said. Two days later Mrs. HuffPRICES GOOD THURS. DEC. 27 THRU WED. JAN. 2 stutler died. 8 EEF pEQ Quantity Rights n WD BRAD WH LI POPS SHOULDER LB Reserved COOKING Canned Hams . . 3 CAN4 79 '-'' 01111 STOIS INC 78' Siol eJ Picnics • • 1973 SEili(C P, ICKOIRY IS FUN IRISHIS HALF SWEAT Beef Liver......to 99c • 88C C,AD( A W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF Turkey Wings . . . . .79C $1 89 N.Y. Strip Steaks . SLICED..-.4 ;i Ii USDA IN PICTED -liNt FOR SOUP 419 R01 Turkey Roast . . . 2 P $ 89' Bee Oxtails . . . . DINNER FOR TWO • Club Steaks with Fresh TASTY TwELVE i o, SIZE BACON P is, Mushroom Sauce Cooked Ham . . • iioi IT PEG Pbtatoes 3 Green Beans U P41 4 ii, A N!) Fruit Beverage FRESH $051014 BUTT D,.4i C.... Ile OC Oflc IUIEI JUILJSU9t • LB V FUIPt RUU)I . • COPELAND S"OKEC Quick and easy to make. FULL 0 AlTER LOIN SLICED 2 tablespoons butter Link Sausage . . . . '°' 2 !1 medium onion, cut in thin 98c strips 1 cup thinly sliced mushrooms 1-3 cup (generous) sour cream Salt and pepper to taste around Pork Loin Roast • CANS ALE or BEER 1 4 'ILL'-'- 3 Workers Are Energy Crisis Casualt 'ip es G Dressing o.. o .3 $ $100 if At I • QUAIl rr imnn UUUUU iiier • • S S S D$JII VIASIC HAMBURGER SWEET Of IOet $ 00PIN JARS 1 Hot Dog Relish 99C 6 , f . . Dres OtO DUTCH SWUT & SOUP REGULAR, UNSCENTED OR SPRAY POWDER ANTIPERSPIRANT OLD MILWAUKEE $100 I6 .g CANS IVTY CPOCkU LAYIP 9 coYt.HT IS'!) Thhhhhi OAAtD Green Beans 10-CT. PRICES GOOD THURS. DEC. 27 THRU WED, JAN. 2 .:"4O4Yt TQ$5 8EEF pEO?'' P1 as tics IPrIOPs: BEE!,J I QUALITY PR000CE I Quantity Rights w -w ;Off ( DAY! TABLETS LETS The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Dec. 26, Government Blamed L -• - Beef Patties . . . PACK 70C 12-os. 1411I — 1:S Iiii P III: I Por Chops...... In an 8-inch skWet melt the butter; add the onion and cook gently until golden. Add the mushrooms and cook briskly, irring, until wilted. Stir in the sour cream, salt and pepper; reheat gently. DINNER FOR EIGHT Raked Fish with Cornbread Stuffing Baked Potatoes Zucchini Tossed Salad Lemon Angel Pie Beverage NO 0' SUNSHINE THRIFTY MAID !. Ww 188 APPLE SAUCE BUTTER — USDA GRADE 'A' QUICK FROZEM '44111NW-D BRAND BROAD BREASTED HARVEST FRESH elf LETTUCE TURKEYS HILDREN'S ROMILAR COUGH SYRUP - ' CANS - CRACKIN' GOOD - a UP LB. PINEIHIZI OR. 'A' FRISH FLA. ALL WHITS I POTATO CHIPS oil I (QTRS.) EXTRA LGE, EGGS . - '.. Q J 99 , , LB USDA GRADE 'A' QUICK FROZEN W-D BRAND BROAD BREASTED SAVE TYSON CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY . TURKEYS IWG 2 cA,t ,. If:, CIACL4 GOOD FP(I',(Pi S B(AC ; $100 Pretzels . . 3 CRAC*u GCOD ASSORTED F0t09 5(6 . II I 5) INSTANT Pepper....FIG 59c Coffee . . . FO(GU S ASPIRIN Cookies. . • : 39c Dressing. . . SUGAR 1*1145 -. . STOVE TOP CORNIRIAD Sweetener . PKG SwUV - LOW ER (LOGOS CHICKEN DRESSING OR 55c IT TARNI Brownies • • DECAl (4 of $1 09) 749 OR . PIG c MEAT Stu ff ing . .. QUAKER INSTANT HAM OR BACON 75C PIG !VA'.D PKG Chips . . • • GIUNW000 SLICED PICKLED BEETS OP RED SUNSHINEPY 69c Bugles , r xTOP VALUE • •• STA EU; FASJIC jj r : I1!LIJ Vivo Tow Is 419 E. FIRST ST. A 49c W () BAND 59c 99c Cheese Food'; ()J LTAN[) CPI AM 57c Cheese . . 2 ::: PIT RUi ( ,'.(EIut' Biscuits . • 4 47c Cl-ill Pizza 1I(5PI PORN Sociables . .l-8 59' EEEB((t . 59c 59C Rye Toa st. 88c 99c Dips • • • • • SANFORD i;;;' 69' Onions . 29cDinner S Onions 3 89c Egg Roll . . . 1 PKG 79C • 79c iPKG POLY BAG 900 33' Blackeyes 2 ITOZEN FRENCH FRY • CHUN KING SHRIMP MOTION 3 COURSE SALISBURy S NO I T(ttO'. . . . . . • : Steaks . 10 49c Dinners. . . C11IANA ([AS 63c Celery • . . 2 - 1214 :' 59c Juice . . . . 3 MORtON 3 COURSE CHICKEN OR TURKEY LIMBC u5 Ni I Y(110'% Spareribs 5 . . 5 MILD swEf I w 0 BRAND LINDA CH'11Cf 81 If '1 NOIR CUBED L1Ia3R $899 5 Rutabagas Steaks . . TROPICANA ORANGE WD BRAND USDA (1401(1 BEEF DILMONICO $&IAK.S1ON! ASSORTED FLAVORS SOUR CREAM 49c • Pao . •S••.... pSg •• •4 p MINuTE MAID 00'. FLORIDA ORANGE Cabbage . 2 HIADS 101St4 CRISP CELtO BAG 89' Ca rrots . • 2 ieso$489 POLY BAG 99c 49c Potatoes . 5 wR5 PAULS PARTY PACE . 69c Fish Sticks S 9 Coil BOY AR DIE LITTLE CHEESE 12c Pizza . . . • • (HUN KING CHICKEN IO PRO :: 59c 00 1 Coffee Rich 2CA:' WEIGHT WATCHERS VEAL STUFFED 12 at $159 Peppers . . .PIG ASTOR SfIAP Broccoli . . 3 ASTOR FOROl-lOOK $100 Lima Beans PK 3;89c ASTOR Grn-Peas 4 ':k;' S $100 DIIIANA POLY BAG TURNIPS. MUSTARD OR COLLARD : AS 79c 69c Greens . . 2 T RICHS 900 59c Coffee Rich 4 . :: ..... ............................ . ................ 9°° Egg Roll . • :; $1198 Juice . . . • 3QUAITS ................ X7F ETV? " TOP VALUE STAMPS :• LII IJ TOP VALUE STAMPS LUll TOP VALUES AMPS U 11 111 • : U LII J -E PLC. 12 ., , : 10 41 218 "tip )Nf P,(, (4 J,\RTER .' I .' iPf$iAV ICE - ilpvANI) (R(AMI 'v.' •' HICKORY Sandwiches # Cottage Cheese Smoked Ham : 1 5)r AR )t I 'A).S.'.C.I c . • HARVEST FRESH OREIN 5upqBTANo SINGLY WRAIP5 D AMIRVAN ctcfS r TOP VALUE STAMPS o. F$U1II QUEEN Meat Dinners (,MD IHRU JAN I 4 S t•s.flaaa-r------___ __.. .dam KjHusom's $A( 4c MOTTO'. MOUSE GRAVV X MEAl Franks . . . . ' 79c Beef. . . . 53c • PKo Crackers . .P9 Ck NABISCO All 12 rrV iow stir s fi#N 4 FRITO Coffee. . . . : 9 3:99c Cond. MiIk. CAN 49c Mayonnaise Softener. . •)UG rrr Onions . JAR 929 Corn Chips '° 'KG LAYS POTATO 45c Liver, . . . . 4 OfNPA( MILlS ,I1ACr Milk 0 • ••••CAN 47c Syrup . .. . . ;:. HEUM.ANN S fl AI. C U191 n J IIILIW :: Polish . . . . . FRENCH S DICED HC ONIONS OR SLICED HC 49c Cabbage. .JAS 35C SAL SAN, MEAL TIME, BIT OF BEEF, KITTY 5flW Of BITS Grits, . . . . . STAtEY (17 ',: 370 WAFFLE $ 3 2. 100, 9 907 Coffee. . . , 43' Dressing. . Sweetener . BETTY CROCEEP FUtGt . . 10A0 $159 9 TASTERS CHOICE FREEZE DRIED REGULAR 04 DECA? 49c Coffee . . . 10 TO 14 LOS. 73t MEN GUARD FURNITURE NESCAFI 46 ci $1 151 INSTANT CA ST. JOSEPH TABLETS Dixie Pies 2 ; 88' Coffee . . . .1-11 CIACEIP4 GOOD ASSORTED CRIME SANDWiCH STOVE TOP CHICKEN 1T. DOZEN 8 45 POT PIES I DE 80T1tf3 9 L )) VK ALUE STAMPS : ONE 32.i SIZE ON COP ASSORTED ' Double Entrees i xi kWI T9 VALUE STAMPS ONE 37, PEG, SEA PAK -•:-. Onioll Rings RAKED FISH WITH CORNBREAD STUFFING 2 struied bass or KimilAr fish, each 3'-2 pounds Li cup butter or margarine I large onion, chopped I cup) ':cup chopped celery Cup chopped green pepper 1 bag 18 ounces corn bread stuffing '2 Vup k I egg, slightly beaten Paprika Have fish boned but left whole with heads on and tails cut off; wash and dry. In a large skillet in the hot butter, gently cook the onion, celery and green pepper until wilted; 1Lr In the stuffing, water and egg. Pack stuffing into fish; 'w up with a darning needle and heavy white thread. Place on jelly-roll pan that has been Lined with buttered Foil. Slash each fish in 4 places; rub with extra soft butter; sprinkle with paprika. Bake in apreheated 4(degree oven until fish flakes when tested with a fork 30 to — 40 minutes. Makes 8 servings. EUDICE SEGAL'S COFFEECAKE One of the best versions of this popular treat, 3 cups unsif ted flour 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon baking soda 1 cup butter or margarine I cup sugar 3 eggs 1 container (8 ounces) sour cream Nut Mixture, see below Stir together the flour, baking 1Ii'.L 'let ;. ni baking seda butter and sugar; beat in eggs one at a time. Stir in flour mixture in 4 additions, alternately with sour cream, until no3th. Turn half of batter into a buttered 9-inch tube pan. Sprinkle with half the Nut Mixture. Spread with remaining butter. Sprinkle wIth remaining Nut Mixture, Rake in a preheated 350-degree oven until a cake tester inserted in center Uearn comes out clean — I hour. Turn out on a wire rack, cool. Nut Mixture: Mix together 419 E. FIRST ST. ------------______SANEORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th.,, S T - 111 FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. r 1 - - ------ cup sugar. 44 teaspoon cinnanin, I s teaspoon nutmeg, 2 teaspoons vanilla, 2 tablespoon &ft butter or margarine and ('Up chopped walnut s, ' �__ TiiTTTTITTTTEITI I : - 4C—The SanfordHeraldWednesday,Dec. 26,l Wil l Big Cars By FRANK MACOMBEI Copley News Service In spite of th e gasoline Come Back, Auto Makers Bel ieve 1973 Successes Clouded ByUncertainFuture _ lie thrnks, for example, that not distortions, shortages and Un. grea tly relieved by the prompt Automotive questi ons Take off controls and things days of the 196, when the big the men who have been In the general only the gasoli ne shortage but certainties that plague our removal of the government would bounce back soon to car craze hit hardest, In the business all crest will most of many of the inequities and economy today would be trots on prices and wziges: where they were in the happy view of G-erstenberg, Ford and adult lives. lfl this colwnn - _______________ _______ - By FRANK MACOMBF.R Copley News Service The United Stat es this y ear shortage and the prosWt of rationing within a few months if _ nation's big auto makers already are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. . 0 TUESe II " - - - • • • £ _WEEK a • - will join two Russian flEMS&PCES ers. ' 'I ' "'FLOmCANE"l 5 BAG H PURE LEMON JUICEI s- QTO — • • - II LIMIT: ONE PLEASE. WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF 173a, OR MORE. EXCLUDING COGARETTESi % lIT LIMIT: ONE PLEASE. WITH OTHER PUk CHASES OF ' I "BAAAAII PaJVIrs I -. vu • Olt MORE. EXCLUDIN . 0 CIOARITTESI . • & 18 OZ. JARS V I I C 21-1 LB. . JAR "Fl P F SIDE" CRISPY ' J% 0% "BUSH" BLACKEYE "LYKE'S" r a 00 CREAM CHEESE (or) • C DEVILED ___ 4'2OL.E HA M .....................CAN C • •F,SIUPEFRO CELL o 58 c 12 "AURORA" C - EVERYONE'S ruipvru •flIVLt - - FAVORITE I CAN A r. £tIAfl *FLA VOR . v MOUTHWASH soon I r - - - PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THI COUPON 00 - "NESTEA"' INSTANT 7c JAR F_ -4 R 11 i k C S MCA I P - I\ - 014L Y AT - a programs For example, an ap. propriations committee '"DENTU -CREME"" "T' LB. STEAK I POTATO WHY P AY PKG. OF 65 an to - 7 c AV LOUPON EXPIRES. MON, VLr L a I_I fl I I -- - - BOLOGNA PKGS. PAUI I I . 7 1111" COUPON EXPiRES4 MON.. DEC. p y'-- - _________- - _____ i • RIBS LB M C fl -I - 329 SANFORD 'cUNDAY __- *SUNNYLAND COUNTRY has made known its appropriations the name of the game. NASA estimates the shuttle project cost at about $4.5 billion, but some of its crifics place the dollar sign in front of 8 llion. Even that would be less than a third of the cost of Apollo lunar explorations. -- SANFORD *BEEF SHORT PAK 41 SHOP" 1.LB.PK. a . GOOD ONLY AT. "PARK NASA w a n ts to Congress. The tempo of shuttle program development now is up to them, with year-to-year - ' flig t to ny I VVC CIIGAR CREEK ' space agency official. "It's true that we have proved men can live and work Ln space for prolonged perioth niisslons which will tell us more about our solar system and what Is beyond it." • 57 about all there is to achieve in space. with the Pioneer 10's d4LLiiJI perfurinance and the thousands of photos and miles of computer tape from the Skylab missions," observes one and send back reams of new 3c information about their C structure and atmospheres. "Yetwe still need the shuttle program to take manned space ht teP further, sand more 53 5 -- ""BUGLES"" CHIPS I - are beginning to think we've accomplished 89c Oz- CI. T nBONE space. Some NASA officials wryly point out that the U.S. SP3CC program's long string of successesmiit yet beiLc eventual WHY PAY 99c without any serious physical or psychological hangups and that 4.2 unmanned craft like Pioneer 10 mosesomenesso can fly by planets like Jupiter COTTON $ 47 studying the cost of mounting a federal campaign to conserve ener' and develop new fuel CLEANER J&J"RED CROSS" STERILE LB O C A1tFt PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH TH IS COCPON - PARK L SHOP" RI B U — MVII! • . PRICES APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPC,N PKGS. REAM DENTURE * FLAVOR-AGED W 1 I - . j Motm alwa)s has kept pretty . CHIPOS GILLETTE LI - • b -- I • - - WHY PAY 89c ii REG. MENTHOL SURF SPRAY 6½0Z. N (OR) LEMON-LIME CAN M SHAVE CREAM iuuuiaiuui••a D I 11 m - FOR SOUPS I l I ____________ _____ I I CORN FE 32 200Z. BTL. STEAK . ______ (MIX'N MATCH) & NOODLE 'FOR' -=-- - V vT 1C 7 J1 WHY PAY s 59 REFRESHING "FOAMY SIRLOIN *CHICKEN & RICE 'I L 12 o PKG J COUPONS ' watching carefully to peg LW date when the psoline, shortage will turn arowid aid jm bat* I - 11 OWc 10½ 01. CANS YOUR CHOICEI sized auto.; But they are II • - . (is 2ROLLff PKGS. WM p car,. tAiuvritan C LB. - _____ _____ sources could have some second thoughts about spending roughly a half billion dollars a year to prepare for the launch of a manned shuttle system into CI-14 • L CENTERCU T TOMATO ___ LB. CELL BAG the congressional committees. Some are it* same groups wNch handle legislation to implement the nation's growing energy conservation and resources development 3LBS.0 CRISP" resources, rend costs of the shuttle venture artm being reviewed by C II BATH TISSUE SOUP . . PKGI... "MODESS • "'"''•12 I I S "UNDERWOOD'S" wind now to reW for steppedt:p production d mom wiaij. • A ADE LPH IA" 4 SAUSAGE 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 4101 1 1 1 1, r 8 oz. CUP DIPS0000060000*99999999 — VIENNA of LB. I rWESTtRNii C NO. 300 PEARS - C SAUSAGE PORK WEINERS "KRAFT" ASS'T'D. PARTY rgc ca days a Ow IM and before CORTLAND RUTABAGA CARROTS 1 LB6111111111 - Ford still is using about 0 per cent 61 Its production capacity %ay, it, tile Plentiful ' 'CRUNCHY ___ BOX which he may not be able afford With the isophy In mind , ulfwff JUICY" 'TASTY" CANADIAN LYKES 1 4 1 % - I energy soon *FRESH HOMEMADE - "The man and wife with two - While space projects are no great drain on the nation's - S BUTTER or three child ren can't be satisfied with a small or cornpact-type -The head of the fanulywants the familytorle toge ther — to church, on ou tings, wherever families go together fM to twn small cars, the second — "CRISP 'N' a a PEANUT what used to be- norml. Henry Ford 11, bckv-d chairman of fhe company his pvidfather founded, says it's only logical that the family imn wants a family car. All the big auto builders Frd, GM and Chrysler coutZC, T RIGH PORK CHOPS • "GOLDEN SPREAD" f expect that families increasingly will find use for a ADDI t LE APP JELLIES"...... ... ' I APPLE BASE . )ears ahead." he rican 80 per cent of Ame house.. hoIdsnow ownacar,only1per cent own more than one, "T'here is every reason to i1iJe '7t After that, no U.S. astronaut win venture into space until late in this decade or eerly in the 1Cfldfl h fast the manned shuttle program progresses i #AD0A(E %oft V 100% W 16 mommosommesongesso W FAMILYPAK ONION SOUP MIX , , want more than one car all the more. "We an ticipate that trend toward multiple car ownerspw1ll e1erate in the f"r - 'FRESH" GREEN L I PTON" vineed that once the gasoline pinch 1s over, Anwncans will - ten NNOMENNOMERLB. total passenger car sales." Gerstenberg also jolned thetAgluxurysedana.s dust-gathering objects on sales floors and lots. Gerstenberg e ini n good tompany when h sists American motorist favors big car over the small one if conditions are normal or - ST JAR larger families, will continue to be an important component of 0tn - it A R91F lu 0 OUR lKm NEW YEAR lip stable f longer trips and gasoline to make them go. Today, txwever, they have JOWLS NRAFT MW demand for smaNer special. purpose vebiclm larger can, decline of the recreational vehicle Is only temporary arid that they ll be ro marketplace as "hot" sale iteins as soon as there is enough HOG MAYONm GRANULATED! '.• Out co inspace rescue project - FLORIDA FINE : vi brief but ( expansion of sutiiurtimi meas as placa tu Live arid work mvides a strong p • I I i "I'lie steady Uke other auto industrialists, cosmonauts signif icant . a - "With rising comes in viduals and famib will still ICY.— . * MON. DEC. 31 in car and truck 5ales which have been evident me the nud-sixUes will continue. snialler car to supplement the reetilar car. Parafleling th1s trendwiube a grea ter demand for purpose trucks designed to seirve specific transportation needs with maximum efficien- I , *THURS. DEC. 27 THRU- "Looking beyond of the current energy ergencj," every reason to expect t, even other forms of fton mcentjve to own a car . . Although higher be expect ed to alerate the projects M the clip they have been moving for the last 12 -ears, NASA officials fear. When Skylab 3 astronauts S lash down in the Pacific after a iliis5lon that will last. hopefufly. for a record 84 days in space, no more American astronau ts will go aloft until mid-1975 when three of them A I I AREGOOD want the convenience of dependable personal Irans- i - ur MI A PRICES General Motors Corp. Board Chairman Richard . Gerstenj berg : NEW YEAR 'S" sears ahead. So niucti of the government's money and manpower is being turned toward solving the energy cr isis there may not enough dollars or national commitment left to push space -.. -_ DISCOUNT liii N 1 ST -- program faces an uncertain and perhaps bleak future in the tTq SAVINGS CENTER sprahr itts nd travel car has become a way of li fe, not just astatussymboL If you dnuCnbe to thlnkt federal space agency officials concede America's space I SOUTH S They simply don't beheve it's 90iR to work out that way, now that Amencans; are living in I' OPEN ~S, servationists that the American family now will go back to one car instead of one in the garage and one or two inere in the space exploration with its Skylab and Pioneer voyages. 'itt even with these triumphs ALL A _ Of . 'PA enough, for example, to get out of notion that they should have a g family car if they can afford it and fill it wi th The auto Ide ao rect the idea of some devout con- - nv i They don't believe the gasoline shortage will last 1mg 1 Wednesday, Dec. 26,1973—SC The Sanford Herald 19 Skylab, man's first space sta ti on and Pioneer lOs flyby of Jepiter drew the most itadlints this sear But more thin 40 other U.S. spacecraft returned scien tific data on the solar system and the universe beyond, along with a steady flow of photos back to ear th. Notable among these was the Earth Resources Technology Satellite-i (ERTS-1i, whose thousands of detailed color photos from 570 miles above earth have given scientists seful new information about farming, forestry, geology, map-making. water u mng an pollution control . NASA dipped down intr ft year, too, witi, aviation 3.00 A.M..): 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE projects aimed at cutt in aircraft engine noise at al~ near airports. The agency i., OEM �TR... . _____________________ ,. ... . • i_,j i_, - •_ ___,_.... _.., _______________ / ~The A6 C00KING1 FOR AMERICANS is ____ Holiday treat: Onion- tomato Soup FLJJ 13 Helping Poor No Longer Chic Alleen NA Food Editor - _________________ I - meats although im)st of us in regions other than the South rarely use them in this way. For the holidays, treat dinner guests to Yam Stuffed Iok Chops. Season the Stuffing with onion, orange rind and chop ped apple and tuck it into a pocket cut in each thick chop. Bake extra stuffing in a dish Yams are in _____ - - . _____ '-4.$ - _______ _______ inade without oil. ______________________ 2 tablespoons sugar ' _________ - - _______ good supply (especially from North Carolina) now through April and are very good boiled or baked as sou would _____________ _____ _____ ________ _____ _____ an Idaho potato and seasoned ________ ______________________ ______________ _________________________________ _____________________________________________ YAM STUFFED ____________________________________________ PORK CHOPS _____ yams (4 medium) 114 cup butter or margarine, ________________ 'A ______ ______________ _____ divided ______ 1/4 cup chopp ed fresh onion 1 l __________________ _____ 2 tablespoons chopped frr.h parsley I teaipoons.alt 1/8 teaspoon pepper .'2 toun d'ied tef thyme - _i - - -: - ___ - _____ ,1 _____ _____ .-, 4" '- '-- - Onion- tomato sour makes filling dish for cold woath- ,. - Grnted I rrn''hr1 lettuce cups or in a lettucelined bowl. Makes 6 servings, - armesan cheese. Peel and thinly slice tomatoes, condensed beef and g46 Makes 6 servingS- th .__ ty ri , -- SAVE 8'. SAVE 3'. WHITFIELD FRESH Pear Halves sides Hemove to a baking SAVE 8', PILLSBURY NEW dish, cover and bake in 350 degree oven 1 hour or until chops are tender. Makes 6 4 303 Bundt Pound Cake 2 SAVE 61, PLANTERS servings l2oz 35" 83' - ______ - _____ 1 tablespoon sugar - 1/4 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 cup fin&ychopped c&sry A a fld 1145 SEMORAP4 BLVD 6 CRISCO 3-lb. Can MIXERS /rIs AJAX __1 ~- 0 KING SIZE _ _--- 1' 2 Rot 29C ft 01*0* GSA-Cl A ' - '• Spinach FLORIDA PINK St C RAPE FR OR 5 303 ' - 1 5 Hamburger Buns 2 55C EXTRA LARGE V-8 -- -- -- Potatoes CHItSIOR SOUR CREAM 2 FOR 59C CHEF BOY PEPPEAONI OR Sausage Pizza IS FUN SourCreamDips - Cheese Ravioli I I FMRW SAVE 15 1.18 Delmonico Steak 2.49 Cube Steak Pork Steak i_Jjl I * - - lb. 9C PATTIES STEAKS S be. p5,39 ' __ _______________ GAME HENS *5 69 __ _______________ U.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT lb. 9 Fruited Picnics or Office. Call Fairway Doli Cr Own Pork Roast Seasoned Pork Roast Ham Roast SPECIAL lOb, *9 99 __ 1be. ________________ - Orange Juice l9oz, 9 5c Neptune Party Time C'P $499 JUMBO _______________ COOKED SHRIMP jb\ $ 3 "° - ' Cocktail - L lb 89C Smoked Sausage lb 1 .2 9 Sliced Bacon CRISP WESTERN -. .------ /" / Lettuce .98 Froth Apiachicoia Sta Oysters Beef Brisket FRESH WHOLE FRESH MISSOURI PORK ______ BUTT ROAST lb COOKING YOUR FRESH BEEF BRISKET SLINS vttiT Peat Prune Otto Juice I PEPPERIDGE FARM TurnovePkg6r .69c (1t. 3 18 11 SC Beans J03 Cans 99C WHOLE KERNI!L Corn ur]fl!uTi 4 069 FOOd 303 lb. 8 CAMPBELL HOUSE Royal Fame SCOTT MORTON RICH Tomato Soup G elatin Bleach Jumbo Towels Apple Pies Coffee Rich 3 I 3 11391 It"85' P5_ these downsharply come and finally bursts the commodity price bubble. Moreover, of the rich countries' total exports to each other, exports of motor s't'hi' cles account for I I per cent in Commtn Market count ies as r a group, for nearly 16 per cent in North America, and for 20 per cent in Japan. And the car industry and C nearly 7': per cent of total personal consumption expen V1 Gal C 0 9 29 3.'l o ..49C Os 53C a I most 4 'a per cent in Br i - BREAKSTONE Cream Cheese Kraft Park _ am 45( o r43 C lb tam. And German economists estimate that, although cars account for just $ per cent of Germany, if all the indirect feedbacks into other indust rial output and demand are taken into account, roughly 13 per cent of Gtr øfln u'nmaa (mm rr ------ __________________________________________________________ -----i---- * I I -- - - if a world recession does ditures in America, and for MAXWELL Coffee late crisis. Purchases of ears and Parts account dmnectls for -- STMINID lers of their total exports. and, although some underdevelaped countries (oil oroducers aside) are now (lush with rese rves they may best' all its outriders are parlicu' larly vulnerable in the oil End iii niand 15 10 JO Rw"uttt IC( lily t_kC(i g Peas 59c _____ ____ _____ Fiai,ieuuMaspiIe(o1dot*and1ui1kt Sprw&1sIaI Omoa Soii Ms "bottom- place most "lot end son" ns.aidir at soup s Salton *th Oregan. and Season Ptppsn Pout Busgusdy We a'ovad aat end -ei t'9m$ Place t pu heated orn 33 no 31' for 3 to 3tj hours FAME Cut Green LJ ' 29 39c Fresh Whole Bluefish Industrial countries normally rely on each others' markets to take three-quar- Fresh Spanish Mackerel Ili. 59c lb Canned Ham lb. 1 9 C Ii 5 2u69 Fresh Whole Mullet MOHAWK 6-12 oz. Cans. LIMIT 4-6 Paks Japan's measures mean. Yet t3sz Crab Fingers Kahn's HiIl*hin. Pts-Cooked _ recessions feed each other. Cooked Lobster Mushrooms I 1498 Florida - while Britain's is more likely to be 2 per cent than the percent. Interest rates are still rising in America and Presi' dent Nixon is still balking at proposals for gasoline rationing. No one is quite sure what target 3 bas 1/, G8l 6 9c SNOW WHITE - will be more than halved, to under 3 per cent acxt year, STANDING RIB 08. Not- are the two minidlceights, France and Uri. tam, expected to do much better, the betting now is that France's growth rate SEAFOOD END CUT PORK CHOPS FAME PURE 80. 3 9C growth. Ducks I 101st N y two biggest in the growth Foods of All Kinds Prepared for _______________ CHUCK WAGON im-- sharply in the Year ahead, and are now talking of zero Your Now Years Parties at Home Capons Turkey Hind Quarters 4 American Cheese Fruited Ham 1 Butter 9 lb 1.69 t, 98 ORNISH Lljs& Mayonnaise maximum per cent act on gnp if things went badly wrong, which would imply throwing a much higherroportion out of work. yen without taking this kind of fi guring into account. other countries, particularly Germany and Japan. the next league, expected their economies to slow down quite Turkeys ME 110 CRISP -- .--- OGL I0 Turkey Breasts Turkey Drumsticks __ • ______________________ and looks opaque when tested wi th a fork -25 minutes. Makes 2to3servuigs. lb ' 1.49 4 1% 000THRU 1-2.74 :3-degree oven until lightly Turkey Wings ONION "sb 79C Special Holiday Meats Turkey Parts bag Cabbage FAIRWAY MARKETS Line a sery sha llow baking pan with foil; grease foil. Place fillets in ne layer in pan. S p r e a d with mayonnaise; Un-n with - wnbs Rake in a preheateo browned arid fish flakes easily 3 3501. a' Family Steak P010-GOLD kx~s DISH ALL ERAFT lAtlIsuly. PIPPI a p i _4- .. WITH THIS COUPON lb '1.28 RED DELICIOUS BUSCH RUSCF) - J.- ' Swiss Steak BUITONI .- V sole or flounder fillets, thawed -d cup real mayonnaise t cup grated Parmesan cheese 2tablespoonsfinedry besd • ('rwflb5 49c TASTY Hard Salami GREEN HEAD 14 01,79C Pimento & Olive Loaf lb '149 Rib Steak - Bananas BREAKSTONE % supply shortages could have '.t lb 7 9c Spiced Luncheon MORRELL S PICKEL a. K.C. Steak GOLDEN RIPE HOLIDAY HOUSE BAKED oz 45 1 package (12 ounces) frozen 9 doz. C lb bag Apples . COCKTAIL BAKED FISH FILLETS Easy to make and good (Iar - . JUICE ORANGES FAIRWAY HOTOOG OR ' minutes. Turn and brown b ---1 ____ SAVE 30' DEL MONTE bro wned DINNER FOR TWO Potatoes Baked Fish Fillets Stewed Tomatoes Broccoli Beverage I3rotis Betty maticalfv, by arguing that ATESSEN lb Au Gratin Potatoes 3 5/0 1 -, Hog Jowls Steaks Blackeye Peas 2 49C :1 Eggs ( TOKING Call Your Order to Your Fairway Bakery r7l -- PILLSBURY SCALLOPED OR on other side. about 5 minutes. (Add man' bacon 1drippir.g or oil, if necessary) Makes4scr.'tflgS. America's gross national product to grow by just 3 per cent in 1974 year on year. compared with 6 per cent in 1973, but now reckons that the oil embargo could cut as much as 2 per cent off that, leaving a bare 1 per cent. This would mean an actual downturn in the first quarter. The Deparment of Commerce put it rather diiferentiv and more dra- MORRII.i. FOR GOOD LUCK, LUCKS . - visers, had been expecting Party Cakes Tasty Pies Assorted Crusty Breads Dinner Rolls Breakfast Sweet Rolls I*WA1 IIiI $.v.30c 919 c' , r - Cup Cakes Holiday Cookies a Liquid Dynamo rnis. I But the figures that are popping up are very uncomtortable: the revisions are pointing up ju st how poor prospects were even be fore there was talk of an energy Herbert Stein, chairman of _____ NtWCULUAIL HEAVY-DUTY 'S '- 39 Breakfast 9 shirt on the results.. the Council of Economic Ad- Smoked I 1$ 10 than doodling at this stage, and no body would chance his Decorated Layer Cakes Slices FOR NEW YEAR'S GOOD LUCK Link Sausage LONDON - (LENS, Governments all around the world are busy redoing the sums of their economic prospects for 1974 in the light of the oil crisis. The exercise hId) amount to tittle more NEW YEAR 'S GOODIES RATH - came from the United States, where for the first time the Nixon Administration has released official forecasts of the impact o( the oil shortage, 1 PICNIC __ Psk ,, Ham - The most worrying figures CENTER CUT BREAKFAST ' - LIMIT ONE WITH 117 60 ORDER - without stirring until HALF I ___ - Pare and finely dice, raw yams. In bowl, mix yams, onion, parsley. salt and pepper. Heat bacon drippings or Oil in large' skillet. Spread yam mixture' evenly over skillet and press lightly with a broad spatula. Cover and cook slowly over low heat SHANK _ SAVE 1', BATH TISSUEE j 01 . shortage. 79c lb 1268 99 fill SMOKED BONELESS COOKED b. - i lb. HYGRADE West Virginia Brand 99C ____ ft Butt Half $ HASH-BROWN YAMS n !i! IIA'IA$UIv1 1810 S*&W($vi I1UMI41a -h1.V1n*ai , I 01 N BERMUDA Ml. KISSIUMU 5741 ORANGE AVE 1145 SEMORAN BLVD Whole Ham 17 no 20 lbs OR qW _____ 4 medium yams 2 medium onions, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley 1 teaspoon salt "4 3 tablespoons bacon drfppIngs or salad oil fl t*IO($ATIrOIMC.esAYaa $ Snack Toasts Crackers - - HAM 7 99C * J _____ _________________________________ p 99C -- ' KEEBLER çqc * SAVE 56' 4 - 28 oz. Bottles 10 oz. _____ MEAT $119 - . - - L DRINKS i,uuwase nnsvactlrntiao 1501 N BERMUDA. KI5SIMYIE - 5471 S ORANGE AVE SMOKED _____ iIIiP' ______ _______ All BEEF Salami LYRtS Spiced Luncheon PLUS DEPOSIT )It'l.ItlI5 t2$S(O*'U*l* I!l- '(12 AJTLA*D -114V1*SIASPD ALL I YK IS SHASTA ri usa vI5LUtA*-1 *21W V.AkiSAVi 1/4 cup chopped pecans MAYER Wieners LYKES Bologna \ P ___________________________________ LYKES SUGAR CURED 1- I 8- 16 oz. Bottles 49 FAIRWAY WILL BE CLOSED ON NEW YEAR'S DAY YOUR FAIR HOPES YOU HAVE A FUN HOLIDAY SEASON AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. THE ORIGINAL BUTCHER BOY PECAN STUFFED SWEET POTATOES 6 medium sweetpotatoe's 2 tablespoon; butter o margarine , George Daniel 69c Cocktail Peanuts 'ij ______ I low , Refiguring Economic Prospects 0 THE ORIGINAL GROCER 80Y CRACKERS SAVE 8'. DEL MONTE - DEC 21 -JAN 2 '' Pet. Daniel RI TI 5c noticed among the welter of fuel shortages. But also be- get steady jobs and- build prncas FAIRWAY IN THANKING YOU FOR ANOTHER FINE YEAR. WE HOPE YOU HAVE A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR - -. '- - - Kosher Dill Stix picks. In large skillet melt re' masnmng2tablcspoonsbutter, add chops and brown on both - NABISCO 20,,. 37 Heinz Ketchup - Watergate? The energy optimism. Ironically. rrisis" War again in the Mid' Snake Hollow ot her depressing world newr, catisi', hoint's .:\l i, their he )EO poJe'ma n sturdy I kp." Fr poor v'°' tile Eis" While niut.'h of V. 5 (tIHI' part of (lie fllaJ(ii it ii.is bt''ii nnttunced tliit up as ''1 think w ili u',s. land i Zu.ly. And as f u r is very- often someth ing America concerns itself with coinplexilies with which to 40.000 p'eople are due to tX_6 ted the poverty case in the being backward, resident others make possible. the alarming complexities of much of America concerns it- chopped from the welfare 1960s. We indicated that with Gillis Harvey says this winter, as problems events this winter, Slashburn self. During (tie ballyhooed rolls, among thern 2,800 poor a little bit of razzledazzle "Sometimes I think there's escalate everywhere, there must worry about simpler War on Poverty o! the '60s, and disabled children be ing we'd wipe it out fo re ver. It too muh learning. I've got seem to be a shortage of it at _ _______ Appalachian communities cut from day care _________ problems.Histeetharerotacid s pe cial just can _Ibenone'_mp)y."TVbitt it's confusing,The all levels. I JOIN ALL THE FOLKS AT LiMIT ONE WITH OR MOMC ORDER PRICES EFFECTIVE OEC.27-JAN.2,1974 - - rin ers or be II -- 19 looz -- `1 GILLIS HARVEV: "The President says one thing, th e Congress says another..." A II f * - t COFFEE tc. -- -• • onions. Melt butter in large broth, salt, pepper and basil, • 1' - .. To cervt'. sprinkle with chop- and muchrooms Cook tint ii choose , - saucepan. Add onions, celery Cover and simmer for I hour. Croutons -- ' - - diso and bake, covered, along with chops Close pork chop.with stuffing pins or ooden _ 1 -. 4. II stuf'finc in a small baking 4 things to think about than mental privation. Dog (lung en massively wounded by sidered poor, while today the people of Snake Hot hey have it even worse: Residents politics. Twenty-seven years lies on broken porches, win- official neglect (President total is only 21 per cent. are a cop pe r colored, inbred old, married, children, he is dOWS are patched with Nixon proposed its disban' B ut the poverty focus is group called Mulungeons, say large families live here with no work, no welfare obless, broke, unskilled, cardboard, there is a one donment two years ago) and t not th ere anymore. origin unknown) do get along. and schoolhouse considering the iutureless and living here, in room heated by has no more than a year to l lua"rtly because the United That is to say they manae diminishing profile of the this isolated mountain com- an ancient coal stove. Nobody live. Other poverty programs States has turned to other They help each other, they n. :nuni.y, under conditions starves, says a resident, but are suffering almost equally; emergencies such as corrup- sist on certain rules of co n- poor they may have no hope either. _____ teaspoon basil MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT Wash sweet potatoes and bake in 400-degree ov en until soft. 35 to 40 minutes. Cut a slice from the top of each. Scoop out inside, being careful not to break shells. Mash potatoes and add re' maining ingredients. Mix well. Fill shells. Bake tn 400' degree oven 15 minutes or until putten and itgntiy browned. Serve at one Makes 6 servings. - _______ Chopped parsley hnur or ovcrnu!ht Poverty ' ____________________ ______ ____ teaspoon salt 'A teaspoon poppet add corn, Chill for several _____ ______ •''.__; - To prepare yams. bake in 350 degree oven 40 minutes or cook in boiling water to cover for 20 minutes, until soft. Cool, peel and mash until smooth in large howl. In small skillet melt 2 thk. poons butter, add onion anti cook until tender, add yam mixture. Stir in appk. orange rind. parsle), salt. peppt'r. thyme and bread crumbs. Soon into pockets of pork os Place any remaining -- ,1# _____ ___________________ - 6 double cut pork chops, with pocket for stuffing - - -_ 1 cup so ft bread crumbs -- -- ONION TOMATO SOUP knder-crLsp - a few minutes; _____ Yam-stuffed poik chops oiler holiday caling at ;Is best. I teaspoon grated fresh orange rind ir - of French bread. boil; add cabbage, celery and green pepper; boil just until On Tiede l ing, his children are ill such as this were front-page education classes. One reason it can't, it has President says one thing, the clothed, he lives in a shack news, as citizens and Snake hollow, Tenn. it's not that poor people are been learned, is that often Congress says anotliet, and, (NEAl Somebody asked that leans with the wind. , authorities alike pledged to being entirely forgotten. The times the poor themselves well,Igetsoldofl'tkflOWWhO Harold Mashburn I e other Tennessee temperatures bring all I -S. citizens into Health, Education and resist help. As right here in to believe." day what he thought about begin to (lip, he cannot worry 20th-century affluence. Welfare Department says Snake Hollow, Pride knows the resignation of Spiro about San Clemente so muc tJnfortunately, the alien- that taxpayers still spend no economic level and the Yet that the general situation Agnew and he said he didn't as.the prospect of his family tion was short lived. Poverty about $1.7 billion a month to mountain people resent the here, of people living think much about it at all, lie using outdoor plumbing in i cannot compete with Water- assist 14.7 million under- snooping and alterations that from hand to mouth, is no less didn't know the man had quit, freeze, gate for the public interest, privileged or afflicted U.S. accompany bureaucratic And tie is not alonr. Snake Says a s okesman for tile citizens (most of them - 11 assistance. ndeed. the back- deplorable in 1973 than it was for one thing, and. for anoth: er, he never heard of any- hollow is a brief valley bet- Federal 0111cc of Economic million people - classified as lash has been precisely pre- in 1963. Hancock, the countv ween a mountain and a ridge Opportunity: named Spiro Agnew. elderly, blind, disabled or dictable: "We ain't like ou t- surrounding Snake Hollow, is in northeastern Tennessee, the poorest in the state; ice President. No, 'Our fight has faded. Help- children). And it's not that siders say," grumps a Snake authorities believe resemblin. nothing .so much in the poo r is no longer progress hasn't that of didn't know him ." been made; in Hollow man, "we get along 7,000 as.Snuffv5mithcountr' with- chic. county residents 4,200 While lamentable, the ig 1960, according to state all right here." nurance is understandable. out the gags, and perhaps 200 earn less than $4,300 a year At least it is no longer high figures, 33 per cent of Tenand live in substandard Harold Mashburn has other people ivy here in funda- rb01tY. The OEO itself has nessee's population was con ActuaHy, in some wa O..vys the homes. And Snake Hollcwites _____ 2 cups mashed cooked War By Tom - 2 large Idsho-Oregon sweet Spanish onions tablespoons butter i cup chop.d celery '.4 pound mushrooms, halved 1 Bring the sugar, salt, raus- 2(28 (1Oounce) can tomatoes ounce) tans con. __ ____ Loses - cup diced green pepper 1 can (17 ounces) wholekernel corn, drained _______ Hollow - sandwiches or toasted slices cup water I cup chopped green cabbage -_____________ with butter. You can albo hash brown them. __________ ty sup pe r dish is an , ____ U- ________ _________ which makes a welcome par Oniontomato Soup. Serve with V teaspoons salt 1' teaspoons dry mustard '. cup distilled white vinegar 1 0100 Snake var;ety casseroles for holiday parties. old-fashioned The __________________________ ________________________ - __ - Wednesday, Dec. 26,, 1973-7C owl _____ again, which makes them I eal for a number of AP I economical holiday dishes. Halved and partially hollowed out, onions are good WEEKDAY DINNER baked. Fill with dollops of Hamburgers on Toasted Buns butter or margarine, other French Fries Corn Salad vegetables, ground meat or Fruit Beverage bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. Also Include in CORN SALAD _______ - The Idaho-Oregon sweet Spanish onions are plent4ul . Stuff yourself, poultry, meat with yams _______________ ______________ ________________________ By Aileen Claire ____ NA Food Editor Yams m'ke a wonderful -. . stuffing for poullr% and other -.. .4 _________________________ The Sanford Herald I I mu LAT - �- ______ ,j___?_.____.U_ - _ M_ -- - - -- F I 4( - - - - . -_.--_-._•-.•4_ to stii&kFeast I \\J . I I if $ ' .- - 4 • 'p •• (-,' 1. , I ~I I _:%, . /4 i I \1 I t ,/'• - I ;I 'A I.- 1I lr---r-: . ' ) ' .---- INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE .1 - F - - fle,,•,fut Pot Roast ' ,,,,..,. . In FW . .. I ,,,, I Pastrami ddso, o iZ l .e J. . . I - It. A If -. ': - . - , - 4t~ 1' ~ , ' -1 ,- -: Salad doI:" . .. 1 79' - P11 49' . ,- Sole Fi ll ets ............ I to ''' ............ 1p6b';* I•I 1 u, 0,,aa, Ssyl. c' Its . . . . . . $119 ': , 53 nt': : UENERAL MI G ITIUI.1. LL S ..n P Y ..•. I /..-- l A . •,,• 656 •1 •- C.p.l..4 Z.,Pp II. s.d 1.11 Pork ige . . . . .. St ... Beef or Chicken NESTEA Pi Esolooler so w/LEMON 24-ox. size ,, $109 ) WE ACCEPT 7 . a .A. 49c Gold*. ............','' \ _______________________ __________________________ LI_ r. k btlL to to 3dozes) 9C Rice.A.Roni g . . . . • . . . Tomato Juice to.' $*I't 144, j41,, Cb,uI. I,.., £CIsiL,..,Ci,,,0p,4, Cat Food,. 39c Coca Cola , , - plus Idda A I?.. a.... e N , '303 Y7 39C Soup Mix . . . . . . %, it", Sangria - i Miss I.#tb Ont.t't,d •v.l.r, Sap.' . air spray. . . . • kill, O.t, O.C.i.ut H 1 i• I,-'T-. __ ___________ " L I . . . • . • . . "!'.LLUJ.Ig'Ifl.,Jf- J ' 49 '#111111 ' 99c - M11. r I 141 3-01. site - f a I pd.,. Da~ I J'AreenStamps --1 ......... .... . 1pa ,~- I Wick .Ild . -'ti, : I to .--. . ';;':' ------. s $ !I lk " tabby. htuai ?løot S)rawb.,,y,, Pouch 94'oJ. ton A. '- ' -. - -s • :::::: ::---•-' !,. 14W .......... French Onion Dip ...,... tpi#s $0 lAW G••is $i.pu F-glill 131111 ii~ :: 59, tSwIl.,,p,..W.h 14..,, p kg. I I 39' ' -'- '' I I', -'- L__.._:::__......_.._.....,....,.j I1 -- EL!j WGreenStamps1CP -f- "', '' ' I '::'R9 - I 'whet' shopping frosen - ,...,,, ' - 0 Chef IlIor-Ar-Dito : ~ lo ';:°"' "a" I !-,;A- -0 I 11?4 No _- I i 11 reenStamps = - _______ - ummmommmpk - -- __ ---- - SANFORD PLAZA - - . - SEMINOLE PL CLOSED == 11111 .Ui- 'k__ - --------- - , . - I I f'AI [\( $ A as For S uto Train , acat nOF V G 10 " -' Dair*t,.$h tr.n, onialloill - I -I S e -eon.. --jr..5,,_ .e as + tie - ljltiljk~3 If) bixiij ,,- - Lf litut.6i I . ' ,'ieard the based in Orlando and traveling "Besides." added Searle, Carolinas where I'd to the tourist attractions in thewe (lid the bulk of our journey shortage is more serious, but I Central Florida area. "Age" 6 ~' -,~ .\,-6- .. - 10't"o I i~ ,,r) the train to save gas." have no fears about the supply The Frank Tavenner family in Florida." Lakewood, N.J. had also from Arlington,Va., also felt by Stephanie Swayze, another gat he red from the news media taking the Auto Train they were visitor from Harrisburg, Penn. there was enough gasoline to t- with O'Connor, Heise said, doing their part to save gasoline said she had heard prior to their get then, from sa o to t oer their acatmon The gas trip Florida serviIce From what I sm, it vsas 05 ce stations destination in Miami without to sible. yes, shortage doesn't win as bad as were not selling gasoline to out serious delays, "We heard gas everyone's making out, and we of state visitors. A phone call to was short and a little highe r lie s.-lid that whatever money Saved a lot hiv taking the train," the AAA gr,t her the assurances th n in New Jersey, but not the Bakers had. -they would -' explained INIrs. Tavenner. such rwtiors were unfounded. enough to ruin our vacation," bably ' forgotten" o pay the bill. - , 161111 'I, *4~imw=lr Is Niagara .Nlohawk spokes"after contacts" -k.b thi Bakers. lie Mohawk Power Corp turned off said (11151' Itided a visit to the (he couples electricit The home Dec 13 in an effort to explain the necessity of nuiking corporation said it acted after repe. attempts to collect ,I if niutuall~ -cable arrang -month-old bill of Mi. r payment of 0 e delinquent bill." Detective Edward O'Connor Dr. John Shields. as.sistant refused to disclose the amount (II 11101W) found in e Baker evuininersaidneari home, saying only that it was less than $1,000. lie called the autopsies have failed thus far establish a definite cause of couple senile, death. Asked whether he aireed Feasibi ity' Indicalieo Savings . - . . With road map. not gasoline _~n m:_ . if - 6 - __-__ - - " . -- - - - - -_- --- - - .. ___-_______.,__ - -----,-,--_ ,,.- ----------. "Mg~-- _. . - . ,; - i--~ - - i FE _____ - - __ , - _`oM - "-: - - ---.,7. . I feasibility studies or ,9,?Li!~ S.?rviinnl#- ("triostittv court house annex, the agricultural cie 04 . ir to third floor expansion of the I - f,,r o 11w M I &inioed count)' court hous" -The Herald were .released today which are de carried the story on Senator some $400,000 less than TI (urflL) s refusal to attend anticipated • $35 million -.i--4 I private executive sessions to i pricetag I 4'r#i - C 'fl, 4 help swear in r queti&n I. 1./ 5, I4 I A 'k Iebruar) U referendum is I (_/ -' i..t \ Watcrgate wLtness, bu planned by county - corn- • rusedtocomeeventhoughtw mnissioners who previously was in his nearby office." estimated $7 million will be -_ r .-. 1 . -4 W - - ~-. , -, r mm I have before me a form letter . 4 necessary to fund the three I . . ..,Af - -4. y r " i . . .4 dated Dec. 17, from Gurney, buildings discussed today. as - I . -I regarding the plight of the 7 well as $3.5 million countv . j3iI I _11! ~ If 0 farmer while trying t0 obtain Io tx, built at Five Points. *14 A , , - _~_ i luk__.~ -I' m.. -_ fuel needed for his faming Today's good financial news equipment came from architects Gut IIOLW \\ \1 \KERS UNDAUNTLD BY GAS 'UuR I The final graph reads ... "I Ifinging in the. New Ye.-Ir charge includes three drinks. if mann. Dragash atid Nlatz, who assure you of in)- personal promises to be an expensive champagne breakfast and estimated $1.4 million, or lated p ill incen age effor ts to do all I can to celebration this year, but ocal dancing on four floors to two $10&000 less than anticipated, will build a third floor and ____________________________ a ll eviate the pr ese nt energy motel, lounge and restaurant band.s, crisis and if I may be of per The Ca valier in Sanford is provide badly needed court operators are expecting sonal service to you, please do capacity crowds at their parties also expecting a full tiouse; roonis to the Sanford countii here .I $15 per couple ticket il,vurt house, and from Winte' not hestitate to contact me." nonetheless. r includes party favors and a I Park's Schweitzer Associates, Even though high priced New flie Schweitzer group entertaInment a.m. breakfast. Youfigure it out, . .if he can't Year's are still presented a feasibility studsget to go next door, do you think follows an exceptionally costly Reservations 1. 0 Christmas and toines in the available at thel'Sheraton where estimating the south countv ... a $5 ticket buys a couple of court house annex can b~, midst of a gas shortage scare. A local reader and former the reservations are rolling in part% favors and midnight (,onstructed for $1.3 million, ;f resident of Schenectady, N.Y., for the evening of Dcc, 31. ** champagne. Openings are Contracts are let for a Sep. called as soon as our paper hit Sheriff's detect ves temb r starting date, which is it tisSIARK WEIN -17. available rit d it trailer park netir Nfinis. is hit(lihiking girls A big cTowd is expected at the the stands yesterday. She was llolida- y Inn off (lie Interstate on full house t(KL'iy they are questioning a 111crald Stall Wrilt r 0 slice from previous 20- being held on charges of trying Sheriff's detective., , _0d the terribly upset about the actions SU 43 %here a $12 per person Year's Eve. The $35 per couple estimates. year-old Minis man in conto snatch a woman's purse Nov. two girls fled from Giles' car -.Ill UV i iie- rearing a nection wimn with tia, deaths, but no 17 In Cocoa, and on two charges and provided them with enough (,f that cit y's powe r company the agricultural center, charge includes favors, drinks cut off the Schweizer cut another $100,000 ItIass murder involving the charges have yet been filed, of attempted rape stemming information in ctr$ parehini' and breakfast, Central Florida area, Brevard Bernard K. Giles, who lives In in coming in with an estimated from an incident involving two Bookings are also good d iCont'd, On Pg 7a Col. 5) . ______________ f ailed to a> their hill 'a sst-1 ln'rrv ' ('Itib S324,960 for the . propused Cuunt Sheriff's deputies today The 93 year-old mnan and his despite the 1-45 per couple structure off U.S. 17-92 on Land Fired off bulletins to surroun92 year-old wife were found (liarge' for food, drink and previously occupied by the old ding law enforcement gencies telling them a fourth body has Mitchell County home, dead in their two-story frame t'ntcrt;.inn,ent. N ixed D Probe been found near sites where house by grandson who forced The Longwood Village Hotel ____________________________ WASIIIN;-ION tAP - Former Ally. Gen. John N. Mitchell three women were murdered in htswaylfltOthestrUCtUr( has no special parts' planned for turned (Iuwfl recommendations For a federal grand jury in. l:,h' November. - INDEX New Year's !-:vt. hut like other Authorities in Seminole and vestigamiun of possible c'runinal violations by the n.al.tor5s largest company.from the utility restaurants in the area, IS Area deaths 2A dairy cooperative, the Justice Department has disclosed. Brevard counties said expecting every table to be Bridge 413 Mitchell eventually approved a civil antitrust suit against the there ,iia' be a connection Draw your own conclusions, ull-cupied by New Year Calendar ... 3A cooperative, the Associated Milk Producers Inc.) which gave between the Brevard slayings ONO. ii vrrvninkers. 7-I ffm Classified ads 6R-7B to President Nixon's re-.electlon campaign. and the still - unsolved In case you're wondering, Comics - - 513 S TitchelI.desUnedtobecomeNizon'scampagndrectoc,atread> Altamonte Springs dump by Mr. Nixon using that cornCrossword puzzle 413 was making important campaign decisions at the time his antitrust iiiurik'rs of to young Weather mercitl flight instead of an Air Dear Abby lB - - _W1 chief recommended that evidence against the milk producers The fourth body is so badly group be presented to a grand fry. Yesterday's high 80 low this Dr. Crane 613 fuel supply up to 10,000 gallons / , orning 65. Partly cloud>' to Fditorial comment decomposed that the victim's IA l)ocumentary evidence previously released has shown that On his $576,000 tax deduction occasionally cloudy through Entertaimiiiient sex or how death occurred Mitchell also was aware of the political contributions being given 413 by virtue of giving back his vice Friday with, a chance of Horoscope cannot be determined until an by the dairymen. lB presidential papers ... even if %howers. A little cooler tonight I lospital notes autopsy is perforined, ac3A The recionimendatiorts for a grand jury probe ue,rito reported igan and f'rRay' Public notices 1i-H corthng to Sheriff Leigh Wilson, affidavit written by Richard W. MeLareri, former antitrust chief Highs mostly upper 7s today built is believed its be a female. now a federal iudge in Chicago. Sdcty , Nixon placed a restric'and mid lOs Friday. Iosss Sports - The other three victims tin1. 8MA The affidavit released Wednesday is among doewner.ls Filed by -hon on his "gift," allowing tonight in upper 50s. covered In the grave were the department in federal court in San Antonio, Ta., den) ing the State 5A "access to the .papers only to Raiti probability 50 per cent Stocks female as-were the two bodies cooperative's assertion that the civil suit was filed as an attempt to IA JOHN MITCIIELi, those designated by the today, tonight and Friday. 'IV 413 retrieved Auu. 22 in Altamonte. extort additional political contributions. - Nixon campaign direetnr ' '- Expect t Party Crowds - -- - 66 I'vi _______ MOss Murder Of Fe ales Develo s ln Central Flori a i - -------- - of - -- ______ • Miracle Margarine .......,;, 47c •• •,• 13;'g -Eye Swiss - N Pb,.i.d.lp.. $...d I..ly i.,. 7 I •- Cream Cheese ''69' val o r Grated Parmesan .......';:: W.,is..,.(h..,• Is, I.d.*d,.11y.w,.pp.d J ]'17 _ c , .V I 10 -, - . :iiIIiiJ1 - P.01 ______ ,1,.too~t.*, Pa kay V \"' __________ , 11rieft'i; testy 11 - Listerine Mouthwash. LA T - * I 4 II 'tj, t-./ i--- _____ A44 SPMA ', Air I ,,,'., a , -. -- Fm _____________ '- :-t , slw~' 11X 6 pop top 99 4 )/,'---- ' T 1 I ave U is Sunny Diolifillif I - se r ." I I•sr _, ., - ) .04 )" 1201. ____ Wins • 1" 5)15 ""1060 ReAcroup 5..... H& & Ii - I - .. " I 0 %L,''1 - WVU Sw et Peas SSIS•SII SAVI ai. lpt.s, list pu.t 4.p1 n -- 79' 5'::: 99c . .. SAW# 3,r, 0 A P Golden Onion .11 ougL,gas otherners - I'7'1"".;' ---WGreenStamn "t" 11 4 ,- . -- F lo rida Citrus i C iO Yesterday, , ---••-• 1111114'iif' on Cf LIII PS 1 t ,~ I . ., , , --- rr ii .I Vf # By John A. SpotsW EXTRA 69 _____ , Flossie or Clear strips ItS)' site p19. .....00-~mw~...* I a 5 .. i 0 0I Adhesive Bandages I J~A* - U BAND-A I D 100-u. h•. -, Old Milvivauket - SAVO bag tll-lo Clotorobs 1110tof Chw.61 a 11A P-it.t ooter Chor di ng & t.otoo, Alpo, 594 1:010 - WkenStampsrj o I ._J'i\ i Cloop"d evvf 14 1 4.61 --- Rz ''' 41 - ''\4jf 7 6 5 ; half gallors -1 .- - , fi k, .-. i J'AreenStampS 19 _____ I Publix - I I '&. 1 89' [1Ti1 ' ik:rl 4 '.. - I ar lb INS four days aftrr`N1fibra 12. I : to 0 I - - I - Chith.. liii %i...a.Il I-*stø i6*:' 494 ') l. 10 j J Lpf as.disconn t 1 16 es k 5 . . 13-as Ill, 10 i, Breaded Sh r imp , -11 J 'ib'$299 a 1 $Avll 70 rem Cab I Ci - 0 it STAMPS10 .mw .00' loobw Ir - The T,.as,, 794 I' - 50 i.nei.ss I so Deviled Ham ...... 0 I,ya.ld', H..y d.tp I4Su.y ils• Mir Aluminum Fell • • • . •.Il 75' 5.5,,.. WI... 5,. . •.. Corn Chox ........ .2 .. 89 -- FvdirCarodr says Soo. c.... Lemon Juice. I , - $..,h... Crisis, for6h Cheer- Its L t~ It. ,111,. $1 1 ,. ,,, •,,,,,. ca"earowlyKesloort SAVO Go. Underwood fr4 C P1.2 Large Shrimp.....**ago 976 i ll ,' arIic Vinegar ..... 0 •T 'Yr All-beef Style Oscar Mayer Weiners . * C . 79 , _-_. _v- . i $1 ; 7 I1 h1-11t' 1 .r . Avg, Sionsitild Neondi Rollins Viffar at - - I.. I "., I :', Mixed Nuts ........ ., c3p to Country Ham 1111111111 18C - to v Coun e t hAround Home grandson of an ek1erly Authorities investigating the couple found dead it, a cold deaths of Frank and Catherine home Christmas Eve says [taker said Wednesday that possible senility may have hundreds of dollars were found caused his grandparents to fail in the house under inattresses an(l'.rdpped1n toilet paper. 9'.. Baker was 93. his iwife - P-41, --oo.........s. . i SAVO 144. Planters (( - Sandwich Spread .-. fi -- : as lairs Large Dill Sticks .......... . - /~~ \' 117-:I . . . . . . . . . $,f,, P,.,,,,, I5aA5IheI$I - 596 CHIPOS 12 oz. pkg. Sausage -, SAVI 11. . '-" ',a. It. Un4foor, Potosi Ripe Olives . . . . . . . . 2 Dill Pickles ( Premium Deis Thin 51.400d , um, Turkey . . . . SAVO I iric. L(I.t ' $1.49 I Kraft Dressings . . . . ", JV" L..................... 4. 1., ..0. % Thri %4,$t,Pq ' :1C. A - : ....a P ~ ,~ 19' .,.. ...,,, , I :~ 71 .... I 1. 1 * I to I I 1;S,;..*;.,;.,.; " I I • 9 - 3s.iw.h I V INSTANT COFFEE 1 1 : _______________ 1 PV Snack Crackers ...... :7.!. . 0401$gm*40 . I It - - - - - - - I 0 fossil. Cheese fossil, On$*^ toasts. late" toasts : 59 I , - 59C I ,r Swift Franks W $'of' -11 ~'* V.4 - 50C Ton cam owl 49c - - - - ~.'', I ....... -lf!1tl-tl-1 '19a .. - ,I is p., lb - !~ .4 1 99 -11& ...... I'*' 39' Beef Liver a.wI.. 6' I -_ Uk U _Z' 1 1 Smoked Daisies 69 1 tD I•A41155 ' Fish Sticks GREEN I. 9.104 $ - . * Thursday, December 27, 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 209 Price 10 Cents I I uncert3irities of both supply and demand, "prudence dictates that we place into position a sta nd-by rationing program." Simon said the driver even more certainly will face higher gasoline prices because of the sharp increase In the price of Arab oil and the li kelihood that ot he r world oil prices may also rise. Simon had met Wednesday iCont'd. On Pg. 7A Col. 6) - I 11 STAM PS lb Per 59 • Fried Chicken bW.I,$, - ' . . . . ,. .. ' % . "We can still lick th is prob. !em," he said. But he said that in view of the - tie Three Bean Salado 411 0 0 4111 Is lb ' , - I*-*&, SAI If 0.5,,,.,., f.,,h-Mad, • - Blocke ed Peas s.... Creani Style Corn - 'a. _, ______ I 1. 1,. Health Salad I 79 ,, . . .. . • : - ~ : - 01% .•.. ~MNXF4~En Fed*- : : I , - - I -. _~ , I \ \Macaroni - - 0I quarter 99C lb 411 Potato Salad ~q . ,, rowns - .--__.-. She said Auto Train officials "I'm a little nervous about said Mrs. Rigil. bad as many tourists (cared. had announced over the public thereturntrip,becausewcplan tier husband explained Auto "Our only worry is about address system at the start of to drive the whole way," she Tiain officials had assured getting home again aroundJan. Northerners arriving in their trip, and again on arrival admitted, them the situation as not t(nnt'd On P. 7A Col. Sanford today aboard the Auto in Sanford, tourists need expect A visitor from Philadelphia, .otr' Train believe the nation-wide no gasoline problems in Florida C.R. Barnhill, said he had found $QP'i- - 9' ii gasonne shortage extends into except possibly over weekends, no difficulty getting all the gas Florida but is not serious The Tavenner family will travel lie needed at home, despite / __________ enough to prevent the' cautious by car from Santcrd to Sanibel news of the shortage, and he motorist enjoying his annual where they own a con txpectsnoproblemsrnFloricja vacation in the Sunshine State dominium 'I see no reason to cancel m .,, "A mans got to take a Lorraine Hill from Penn. vacation because of a gas vacation," rommented George seuken, N.J. said there was shortage that doesn't seem too 1 .I -it 1,arle from Harrisburg, Penn. more talk about shortages at serious ,anyway . _.~ ____._- -i . . ." lie Com. t "I heard the gas shortage in hoine in ,New Jersey than in inented. I . Florida was no worse than at Florlda."I have friends who John F Flynn , hoine. and if we're careful we have been down here in Florida 1 <_ ,-;on't use that many tanks of sintre early November and they 4 *;,. gathered d'the news media . A. r ias." Searle and his family said they have had no problems is no real plan to visit St. Augustine, getting gas," she said. "I came and dOn't gasoline shortage in Florida. 4 Disney World and St. Peter1 Ao_ - down bv train because- I . ~i I - Chicken. Beef or Turkey.. '8!_67 ,;-'-- -- l.,,du I IMF—— 1-0 0 1 .... .1 \11I V $1 ' -: , , f ~. - I - I I MA , /I C lb 99 C It -,-- ,- I- 4~~. .-.i .I - 10 j ISS 0 or , • 'A.- , ------- By JEAN I'AlTESON Hera ld Sta ff Writer . ---. it - about 32 033 gaii of gasoline per month, wi th coupons to be to every licensed driver over 18 years old. But the ration would be increased or decreased in certain areas of the nation to take account of differences in popiilatlon density, availability of public transportation, and types of private dr iving which may be considered essential. Simon said continued public cooperation in reducing gasoline use may yet avoid ratioffl. may be much less than previously predicted. Instead of the earlier esti. rnafr of a shortfall of 327 mu , lion barrels per day, or 16 per cent of demand, Simon said it is now estimated that the shortfall may reach 2.7 million barrels per day, or 13.6 per cent. But he said the pressure remains on gasoline because of the need to switch refine ry production to oth er fuels. Simon sa id the rationing systern be ing developed now looks towar(IalxIsic ration averaging be nc€ded, he added. Simon also said residual fuel oils will be diverted from parts of the country to New England, which is heavily dependent on imported oil, Simon also issu ed new estimates indicating that the over. all oil shortage expec ted because-of the Arab oil embargo o $ U d - 001.4,0.1 shoord ^ . . . . . . . . " NX P"M PepperedBeef......... lawyers were examining exist. ing legislation to see if rationing could actually be put into effect without a new law to au thorize it. Preliminary indications were that new legislatbn would I 'i-1'•: " 01,0 W,,,]J 11-,odSko,d (.,- 11-4 .I FrRen -• b Fit ' N r --1 ant (I4 )..P% ,. 7 I . d9 ..7, _" r~,_ I ;. . . -_ --- --- 1111111 flØc 49 .......... d. Gra efruit Juice ,' Ilk •III lie said the system would not be ready For operation until March 1 at the earliest and that trends in ga soline supply and demand over the next six weeks would determine whether rationing is really need ed , Simon said if rationing of gasoline does come, the system would cost about 31.5 billion per year, and his prese nt plans are to c ha rge each driver $1 for his monthly ration book. Simon said, however, it would really be up to Congress to de. dde on financing. Be said his i 4 I 1: I s arge . I S S S S lb Ground Beef with H.V.P. 0 a a? L *.•li .,, s ngl 1 lb ' ,~, ~ .. . [an utfL1dI1r Green Cabbage 'b - kil I ,iw p,,t.,, ., it.,,, N.,d c .......S ''"" Sh - I fli V um - / to 'o - 0 kwI ZJuicyLenivas o lyflovere4welfo n . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' i h u Roast y I. " bs Beef or£t Ri•I. E - di, - - . . - -- f V )I $IAq.IA Imperial Roast '7 -. - - I .11 111111, .'''.' __ -- a.'- P. _': - - - r--,L -------- -- .' \ ______ Red Potatoes _____ - -- -- ' ' J' U3, No 1. Ideal for points . , Ti . - -. WILLIAM SIMON ...Aoid use? It , 4 ": - / I SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN "'T. 0 0 ~0V, , •- 1 o ri I ~(r, _- _~, -- \ icublIX 0 t'. 4 -I . a]fW;f .._-,~~_ . 411, __1 _; , 1j,4 -. ____ - io - , ~ ~~ . _ 7 fplwu 100 .ai,. %&H O,tIA Stamps w/•vp I I -- -i _:`"`~ I,-~ __. I - /. , .- r 1' - . \ IrI - --\, , V . 1, 4 ' . -- is 0 , : : to J " - WASIIIN(;TON tAP - Fed. eral Energy Chief William E. Simon announed today establlshrneni of a stand-by !ystem for gasoljni' rationing but said he still believes its actual use can be avoid ed . Simon said he has ordered th e Bureau of Engraving and Printing to begin printing a three-month supply of gasoline ration coupons, Just in case they are needed, and has directed his staff to make contact wi th state governments concerning rationing preparations. 1 -- & WILL REMAIN CLOSED , NEW YEAR'S DAY. Be sure , Oaty D,Pt ' Pirst• I..l.ts lp.'t.d 'h during this Holiday Festive Canned Picnics SI...... "A 2" Season lot k,afi $ Bacon to . Onion at Ilosii,adisp, Opt twill Pi.isu'i Il.v.,Ivl t.Ia kt.fts Ready Dips Whspp.d i15 . . . . . . . . . . . , Sliced Bacon 4 C,am Oipt. i$reahstoic, 13 $tbi rp Cuc umber or Is.- $39 Aoit.ul Dp Uo'ct.ri 4 J Ua..s% ......... 'I I'd . 11 11 - Simon Readies Gas Ration Syste _ 4 NewYear1 come de - ..I u IIX ,...v"1PUBtIX ' WILL CLOSE AT 6 pm. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e4d25ec9bd67348cdf5635e3352c14b.pdf e856a950e930eb259b583d9abc0134d4 PDF Text Text -V-.. - .• - - I 12B-7 he Sanford I __ _! I _ _ ~iii~11!1 I _J -- __ ___~ _.. CHRISTMAS Couple 'S ;: i • i . I .. : ______ ;~i I P _ ___ . - ________ - .- ---. I . . 1. 100 _- ___ _____________ ____ shaw - ____________________________ ___________________________ - ;i .. __ t_ - -hz-- - !If---';,,,-!_,_ - __ _____ --_..-I ;~-Q_ a~.5_ -_Irf7f_ I IM, ..a~z.p .V. . ,;j7!7 . - - ~ ,`Q` i_r __ _.- rkl. j;_ - FOIL WRAP 27 - - - _= - - -, ts~zrf ~- -- 39 LIST 1 29 RADIO 4rir - _ III 72 TABLETS I -_ S. -I __ -I 38 MANN" 3-D VIEWER ' '' - , . ~-NI . 't 'ou 1,S, r-1,._- . - '- . I-t _ U r -, 91 __ &W IION,' -* . U_~ &nF - - - ,, and they smile allghtJ3 - - I - _ - - .. . saamc - 1U,)) L i'Cj.) iId $25,000 on me Well see' - - C - 1. ,. - - . -__ - - we cu. they have good jWoir co ges around here and they can WMA, too. We'l] help each other. They're so young now, - v__ __ I .- baur car of Ow t ne "L - ui 00 - ,U,T'- - - - - ____________ - -7 __ = _ -i~ ~O:N A. - :1 - - --- - - - __ . _=_ - . 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IiII _: Iq - I . -i I .- - . tt - . . ;-_ ==i -- I e Recession aI' -a-v - I - ________ - iI. ______ 4 PROPOSED NEW SALVATION ARMY FACILITY ADVISORY BOARD members display scale 22nd and 24th Streets. From left, Dr. Vincent model of $286,000 Salvation Army community center and worship facility to be constructed on Roberts, Lt. and Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs Vincent Roberts, John Krider, property behveen 'Maple and Holly Avenues at Nirs. Janice Springfield and Harold Kastner. P" ( Hera ld Photo v)flcCnL,r) 0b Y £Sl Journali e stsmoSpies ,' ' know how severe the crisis is its part to help fide over the rates will continue to drift going to be." energy crisis by conserving downward over the next several "But I can't see it affecting energy wherever possible. -We months as a result of acUons by _____________________________________ the Federal Reserve Board. He for Dismisses Shindle Charges It - harges prulit rate will be down to seven per cent by the end of next year. Huwell said the current ups place between the two men. Waddell. Waddell ruled the state had The, Star-News said most of ordered a review two months F._:'11 Assistant State Atty. Claude evidence Shindle made a unable to contest LaPointe'3 $ in I own he ', statement, electrical inspector Will and that he did not know if more LaPointe, 'md therefore would be fled The newspaper said Colby or- on sonic kind of journalistic coinnutkd no extortion, and dered that the ties between the 'cover' for their intelligence op the Stir News said testifying about the statement Shindle, a Ic tn tan had journeyman been 1 1 led ° The newspaxr said Colh) -I1 o a on an savings philosophy." I I I = - ____.- I - - - I Howell also commented on 31 the Financial Institutions Act of l93, a bill genera ll y based on - I-- .,t.l 1i - ,_____;_--I - . 4 President's Commission on indd Structure and liegulations-known as the hunt Commission-and Altamonte Shindle 31 the full realization that CIA em. also intends to keep eight I i re changing from a stock a an the reconunendation of the attempt to salvage the committed no perjury in _ ~~i4E~l , said. I hope it doesn 't mean we Failed to present suffiient Van hook today said be was p o op of tbcir civilian employers, the other CIA agents who are not str i ctly newsmen but who rely Star News said erations" __-_ I check this downward drift somew ha t but it is possible th dismissed by Circuit "argument" or "fight" took Court Judge Tom proved explicitly the continued trade ____ said the energy crisis might newspaper said agency for the CIA with the knowledge maintcnance of more than 30 'malicious' threat to former of some 40 full-time reporters, freelance journalists and .'oi-re- - Former county electrical testify on the statment to the are the result of people board member Dennis Shindle, indicted Oct 9 b} the grand given one month after the in- oerreacting to the energy jury on extortion and perjury dictment was handed down' crisis. "The fluctuations are a direction reflection of the Work*ingAround W'*J I to -s organizations. the economy of Florida or the are cutting out b, country drastically unless the signs at night and encouraging , .. qKZ7 Z .!I-_: sources that more than three -_~; ~ ~ emplo3es to turn out light when energy crisis is wto'. The president of the Florida we've been told," HoweU told they are not needed," he said Banker's Association said the annual plann ing review Commenting on the health) Thursday he doubts the energy meeting of the Orlando-based ta s te of Flor ida's econom cnsis will have a drastic effect organization 'I • r. 11ow dbk La in 00 riOfluas economy unless George roster president of fuel rationin g is inipoed-or the Barnett Hank of Seminole Florida during the past twelve thecrisis is $ worse than we've Countypresidedattheinetting months have Increased 19.1 per been told" HeischalrmanofFBAGroup5, cent He said one new bank is opening in the state each week A (lewis Howell of Tampa, one of eight group and duri ng Cktobcr 11 news sp€aking to an audience of 500 organiza tions loca t ed various bankers in Orlando, said he geographic areas of the state bankS opened in Florida The rapid growth In bank does not anticipate a major whichpromotethetffortaof the recession, but admitted 'It's statewidi assocntion of 640 depo,its he credited to the difficult to tell eactly how the Florida banks and trust c'OfltiflUir' eccnomv. e nergy cr isis will affect the com pa nies Howell also predicted Interest economy because we don't Howell said the FBA is doing _ -.__, .I - -- r'' day it has learned from what it described as au th ori t a tiv e ______ now mpac Doubts -. -i Thc I (Itor) FBAExecutive VP John Milstead, FB1 President A Clcis Group 5 Chairman George Foster. (Herald Photo k Je in Ritteon - - - j Washington Star News said to for one of the and news sus ices, anti itincr III 1 1ffl ut regularly I enti ied with an), . nd I , ' fu ll-time informants who use I I)aehn, cour for their presence in The Star-News said its independent press is a subject such as certain tvpe" . of trade person indicated in a week-long sources had refused to identil) fraught with controiersy" design ed '. - r -, - -I --- - l to reform and - lt Till ASSO( lATH) PRF.SS counties dreds olptrsons l'here were no or in Jor rt 1 (1 iriJuri ' damage has all but exhausted the net gain made by the local organization during the past -e inontIvs. e0s with genera 1-circulation .South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, Officials uid they struck ut 7:48 a.m. and lasted _ . k"I _'I The blood bank 15 located at 1302 Second Strett, Sanford, III rattled and sleeping residentswere.iwakenedby the 88 4 reports canie from Spar- trooper t)van Norman said the 14EIII;W 0 WITH GENUINE Xz-CORK TO (ussel txrry Mayor 13111 (,rlcr is offering W for information j,bout the person destroying f77 - + J with the grand jury, however. lice had been swainpe, Center L Fair with a slow warming trend. Iligh around 70 today. Lows in the upper 40s; to low Ws, Classifiedads; 4-513 ...... . Cnswo'i1 puzzle Dear Abby . ... Editorial coninlent 8A ... Public noI ... - - - - - - - - -- Mary. Longwood and % luter Springs to make his %Ishes knoun at the ballot - In Sunday s edition the Florida, was guest of honor l'olling places and houri of in pwst years at Sanford Naval Acaderny (vremonics %oling also will be listed. - -i'l - - - ! b fornis %ill be covered in 14A - - - -- - ______ Altamonte Springs, 6-7A -6A ___ __ - - - I -- -- _--_ -_ The Herald urges r%cry qualified voter residing in candidates for office In rach cit , their SA Statc clt got. mm ents-36 '.sing for i (UtO ii scats and aim for 'na)oral seats _ - - - .11A .. _6A ........ - didates are %eeking posts In . iapfiian has bun sworn in as Coflulussioner of the U S Entertainment Horoscope - v - .1i mided "I was scared," and Z-2 by 0 White and [fall counties in -conipletely shocked" incident. north Georgia reported tremCounty secretary Pearl ors. Several calleri in Atlanta _'11. Tiffany, the state's only witness mid they had txvn awakened to Shindle's statement, did not FORMER MARINE Corps by the movement. ______ Commandant Leonard F. Index I~ 'Itics A total of 45 can- I 42 The Agricu ltural said that there had been tremors. Dozens of persons no report of any frost on tender callud sherff!'s departments . twan and tomato crops. Frost phunomerion %ould kill thest local crops. - Tuesday is election day it., six of Seminole's seven I to - - '. . depositions presented -I Elect on - -- • ___ _ ,at Thc- Woodlands. In I -ft F ukrnl As intion Adminis i..tills about the tremor He said 1h'ointe said in his own Ia itlt Shindli was hi in oplt Ii ol u.alIetl Iron pr triton oUu i us said tlftS lx heied the tremor was centered ticall) eiery Count) in Upper iner'l) Uunkingoutluud,' but l,gjIfwr The National Weather Ser%ice in Atlanta said tremors Johnson City in Tennessee. (it p.trtmenis reported the DAYS renior was felt in lluncoinbe, HOPPING ts have a couple of acciden after l.a Pointe admitted tanburg,(,reniille and Pickens hig hway patrol's Knoxville of Dishes * the rear of Seminole Memorial Hc6pital: phone 322-0822. !L S Tennessee Highway 'atrol rcjectingajobShindle had done In south Carolina, early to(Lay, frightening hun- counties. jx)rter-spies also included "a ic1 1k was accused of telling LiPointe You are going to - ______ "Nevertheless, he has ap- ef Earth Tremors Shake South lions of four Southern states ________ journals or comnwrcial news probe into the building • Brief earth tremors hit por.i i I- Howell, . - l--- '- U.S. , .1 I . FLORIDA BANKERS ASSOCIATION MEETS __ '____ 'I -- - -By JEAN PAITESON -._, Herald Staff Writer i_ __ wii'k - 1. donate their blux0 An unprecedented demand -- TI- t- - ii~`__ - -, ---, --vi e 9. - for transfusions the past month fivt full-time staff correspond- were reported In Tennessee, SET I , ' ri the newspaper citizens Organization for More Blood can ' issuid III Ippt 1 (ii all of Star-News said the re ila Semino le County to get out and - I.e'1 20,00 97 , i rqi A 11 . __ : --u-.- __- organizations be seered "In •.1i or lt 4__. - I - any of the reporters involved. IN--KEEPER . _ . - ji ___ - 1 , I -. 141-00" -_____ Tin newspaper said most projccteth%Innerandgained his of the finance agents in this category are not accept Iflie -- SUNBEAM - Ili 11 * -1 MEE! ____.I - - ommmm __ -.- the genera ki rculation news three miian race 6 50 __ 1 A- I.- .4 J 1 A -,: ~I i . . - Director William F bIb) GAME - /. - -' MONOPOLY irn___I - L r_- II : committee appoinlinents. In a newspapers, news magazines It ST 21 95 __ lilght on. mayor... the word in as spies for the Central In. dercover contacts after CIA chairmanship of the board. - \ _______ Ir .- i:- •1 ______ president of the CoIninunit PORTABLE ELECTRIC -- I ' N. $ JST 4.50 ii -I election tie has already the reporter spies are Ire'Iane ago of the practice of using I)lo)n)eflt of reporters in a ima writers for small, 11iiIted-cir from the electrical review __________________________ modernize the nation's financial structure tion wt'ich prides itself on an culation specialty publications, board after being the prepared his list of council magazine writers, stringers for reporter spies onl) 8 - i - W I ! I ____ __ ____ ____________ W intcrSpningsIsthat(raniIlle telligence Agenc) " - - S ! (IA and the correspondents of Brown is so confident of re- PARKER . - foreign countries are doubling publications Ifl Its files on un -- MMMWk According to Bob -- - [ the the report, cleared yesterday of charges of MACHINE " i -,Vlf I - : I ori a a n f the Seminole County Elec- I& 99 r- -- - -i:TW-- reasons why Drummond was not called to testify "revert back to the state attorney's ffi e"adding that despite the olanguage c in ==! ___ j~d dozen American journalists in spondents ______________________________________________ -! . _______ lee Shindle, a forimr member - -- ____ 0 4 1 12 - bc -- U LFLVI' . -U. _ ------ft I LATHER I - -I - . saIdltill the matter was cleared through the commission." I.. - I -- -, 7 ) . t)nininiond was concenud- COLOGNE - "M : I ________________ . grand jury felt that there were no probluiis shere Mr _, DENTURE CLEANSING .. . M~ -- __---,: __ - ___ MM Sir TIGRESS -., .~?~, t ,._ I ~ -_, 71 ~ - ., . - - I plants for varying periods I January. Chrysler move was to change ol.er to in(Teased small-car production i - the á)87 FRICTION LOTION - 88- SONIC-ACTION V - . XX çi'j- SONAC -' U '" -__ 1-M --~_Y - -- PERK PeW used to go to the dt,Plrcad) I Dtil __ __ _W --JEAN NATE" KG. OF 4 BRUSHES -;------y REGAL -- - 95 aetept - ___ - - V 1UaUuL I - __ John A S)OI LIST 3 oo - Vd 2 REG. 2.50 ANDY FRY PAN - __ - - __ __ S- T 19 flIICTIMG IV IIICH - Z - ___________ q%o ___ csiiru --'-'- ------ I - --- WITH -_., -, N .=-- i ---- AMBUSH BRUSH I II QQ - JI- I ir-'11 i"I --4 - seven auto assebnhi) lo se - .]= Attabo), Commissioner We hae had our own " ("'I conIr_ o s ni a.flIAC• iiitiiJ LI 3rU3 wizl, t,ut there Was noteveraninstance when heft a discussion with Greg l)rum,nond feeling that ht didn t sincerel) bellee In the position which he was ta king Yesterda" Drummon d sted to be charged that he requ ested heard by the Seminole count) Grand Jury and was denied The grand jury foreman sa id REG 350 - - 4 95 VALUE 17! P.-m 0 - - _ I - - ___ - __ - - -_ . -______ _ - ____ - _ t?I 7-_ - " I (•_ - 4 71* only individual actually indicted on two counts, I)ennis 'L"1J" - L I - ___ . - = _ _ _____ - -z __1 - . " " i-T . , i__§ STEAM OR DRY v, _______ __ i ________________ --_ I __ ~__ __ !a''' _ PROCTOR-SILE withngtohelpthekldsanyway __________________ _ (I - -i __ IV I' tti iUiv,C bY worlting our way thmRh," she III! ~ - -_ - - " 2 34 'L TOOTH. 79 1 teaching -_______.__ - ___ - - - -- QQ y L - __- - tr ----- theirmarn.age, but can fores& ________ -- - _____ 0 : ~ --M - - .- - - -4 - " --. W I ELECTRIC fA i ~dy -___ - ____ __- ., 1~ - -.-- -1 lj __ L ".----- -_ --"-_ - __w -_ _ - -_ -I--_ :7 -; --- __!. I—- _w. _ -.: _____ wa Its going now, we mai ha',c to cash out other life - ______ ," - - _, 44,rS - *t C Is B 25 SPRAY COLOGNE XTENSION CORDS , WW - 4) 0 . 8 IMPREVO r CL I - - ANIMALS * - orp (, ___ . I_ - & __ 1__1__M"kM9Wb1b . + REG 3.00 r. l3oz ' SUNBEAM T . a.- -, -, - - - PLUSH girls' college' -_&: - 100001011011001010 100001011011001010 - -'U------ - 4- -I ! LI ST 43 00 11 on 'NI 1 .. ___ C _7~ ~ -Chrysler C ((nt, fit- S.II(I. 'Il(1t Ifti' ;Iim F58AG "0" BOW le tu( _= -_ LIST 1 29 - - N DESERT FLOWER 00 They own no stock bCai3se Yf, • AC 10 ox SIZE 27 00 f-i-f 1_14%i' t SNOW . MFG LIST - i LIAtMw4 --W1-"_.-"- '1' * Z - __:ir. : _ .- P I 01~_` W . I 1":: III- ;- 6 . - CASSME ECORDER U 0 I ,- - 'p- ,; - I neither Peggy nor Brad wants ,SANYO - -- [opal the work Into keeping up PORTABLE TV W What about uctI 'The - II ' - ;_ . ~,, :FV .. -;!A .. - ,6..p L A,1 -1. 1- . T I 1-- PF___ 7 _ __ - SILVER 8 -- -- • Price 10 Cents " -SPRAY PA1kT- __ 04101- -- 66th Year, No 87 '7 12 FT EG.98c INTENSIVE 1t)d - , 68 -- i LIST 15.95 =-- ' v REG. 69' LOTION '' does the retirement system And Bradshaw is happy He - - . 14 SPEED - Thecredltunlantakeslt.sdue - - . URE C3)5 beaming ---- - '. , .---- __ 1, 'A - TODAY VASELINE ruirn i - - -I WARING .7 _ -- VIEWMASTER I __ of LIS 3.50 - ac.i.unuthted bills Ef and boy, w '" LIST 49.50. Florida .1 97 TWIN SPEAKERS RIVIERA SOMINEX -_---_! .': _-__ --. --- - - j = * _t, _ \IrL would otherwise real) windfall will result in some cities losing Profits all scheduled air serice lie said the worst impact would come in the first six -The house Public Works moitis of next year and said Committee approved a bill set a nationwide the output of the economy could of .0 decline from January through SIX $u aunt for all miles per hour. March. FLASHER 6.75 tu AhlA WITH IEI I 11 lilU AU o FM ItMUIV - #1 AUTOMATSIC PERK SWAY RECORD , PLAYER - ror;a W ASTREX - 77 _ -. R 69c v --- 'I ] - __ pecisharply higherfuel prices LAY-AWAY-TODAY --- 4 OZ. BOTTLE VALUE - DIGITAL and departnient store charges - -_ - - &%Ud% POLICE - ___ - - LIST -- SAVE! . . - - " LIs - SUNBEAM , - _______ WEATHER (Iwe Ii ? largi. increase would inean that more Uian a million workers would lose jobs. SItin said Americans can ex- -- - gar du.iion IS 2495 I AM- FM AIR I . . z&,; __ 100 LITE - E-- 't j I" 4" , . /It I trip, _______________ - -- -1. ' - Pi:' -_-. LEATHER ,-- ' Ile sald the government should -Hobert 1). Timm. chairman LIST _____ RADIO • the few people waUung around Paris with bagged lunche& 7bey Iased the loan for the . IICANU PORTABI - .!!.L - _ LOTION ---.=----------- j GREEN 0'0 --. spent about $W a day. It wasn't -,,- -___.-_%I___ - ____, -.- - .j I--1 ._ : _- - -_ __ ____ 7_73 ------ - 00- - OR FLOCKED COOKWARE __ For the first few days, he ______ - it a LII P DRY TO v,. ----- :- •" - t__011001W 4 2 FT. TO 61/'2 FT. 66 - -" family. - ir ii1tiii III I 8 " RADIO L AYAWAY TO DAY They finally took their .____ I-----.-.- - __-=.... ~ i__" 77 - HAI[ . _, 77 3-POSITION HEATS - YEAR WARRANTY GE POCKET ". clear UU11y, so why should we feel pindW more now than befove?10 They have felt better lately. I __ 7 PIECE TEFLON 11 LINED - Automati c " LIST 179.50 There has always been something we've owed on We'vepaldca.shforcarsuptill now, We've never been in the : up IIStI rt (Ilngat45percent ,wllIrIseto i h ____ . . ___ ___._ -_ - ___ " ..peaRers r & Stereo 2 Quad - Auto Shut Off Oneb1gexpense-.theancIent septic tank could break them, but B"adshaws about it. - I .. LO I I!IMFIH3TER 0 SUNBEAM, 98 I 14 TO U%IIUUIIUUJ G I 4- BSR Changer. 4 Way AD -._ iKfi ---__ -____ - r _____ - _: ____ - __ DOW! __ VI • -11 WM. - f';: LIST 2.50 100 Watt IPP I BIG SELECTION .- _____ 0 - ~~-- -~j REG. 5.95 LEATHER MENS GIFT SETS - LIST FOIL OR PAPER TREES 1. . i __ . - ___ . -----I acetime - ENGLISH MISTAIR HOT COMB LI - ----.---.. earing ______ ___ _-_ . da), but now it's down to about th ree times a week ,*.ncj the Bradahaws have joined a food co-op to cut down the cost ocerles Food still runs about $50 a - 1850 iiciulrib I Ull AM-FM STEREO MULTIPLEX& W .- i LIGHTED - SWITCH 2 __ , 3i'j . -- ACK $3,0W loan. They used to eat meat once a .-.A - - 1 '. ? - _ I - N In the federal tax and that he persona lly disliked 4 ident Nixon may be nearing a near. on gasoline to discourage it because of the power it gave decision on whether to impose -Senate Majority Leader Sources said tile energy driving, the sources said. to the officials who administer Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., critigasoline rationing, higher gaso. group is leaning heavily toward However, Nixon is known to it. line Lixes o,- both. cized ivntinuing U.S. oil ship.. recommending rationing to view rationing as a last resort. lie scheduled a ineeting for Nixon. Senior admin-stration On Nov. Herbert Stein. chairman of ments to South Vietnam, Cain7 he said the today with his cabinet.level officials have concluded that mericaii the President's Council of Eco- bodia and Thailand during the Id energy group, Such a move Congress would not approve nomic Advisers, said Thursday domestic shortage. The PentaiS), ) UC that no decisi Isbn on has been made gon said the amounts of oil havee either way. been reduced but the policy of Contingency plans are being providing fuel to the three drafted for rationing, the White nations remains unchanged. House has confirmed. -The Arab oil-producing Stein, reporting to nesmen countrIe' promised to reLix the n a high-level assessment of energy squeeze on Britain, the fuel shortage's econoinic France, Spain and those Af I. impact, predicted it will push can nations that broke relations the nation's er-- imy down to with Israel. The Arabs have cut I n€ir recession levels nex t off all oil for the United States - __________________ _ i . . __ ..- V fITTi-_ j - Evertwoweeks,ecreiit union Lakes $110 cut of Brad- - i,6 1 1 ____________________ Ve~ __ health hwirance and $3 for both - I LIS garbage, $35 for gaso'ine, for the crthodontist,$l5 for __ __ ____- - - -. C . - . HAIR $8 for the telephone, $10 for gas . . . %V,SL11N(110N (AP) - ' sr_lap - MIX OR MATCH . •.- FOR 14 WRAP tv - •_IN.E C ASCO HEATING CH RISTMAS - MAN'S "We don't really budget, In the sense of sitting down and flguringltout..Wepaythebtlls and use what's left," they say. Out of his yearly Income curnes $1,700 federal income tax, *770 state tax and almost $l0torthree Cats anda dog. out Of the monthly stipend comes $5.50 for term insurance, $375forasaviM ond,$Wor I _____ -1 ____ C ASCO . _. - WALLETS for book salesmen," But what is typical' Last year, Bradshaw made $17,000 as an engir IIIM ---- - , h ELECTRIC BLANKET - 10 out SCHICK SAMSON 1 - On CISIAM ~ fil - - - _-_ TO A&P NEXT lihiteilal AMITY -- - HWY 17.92 ssessions like silver or , . • , I gw , ki8I A == .-_ =--- a so PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER with her arm, "we really may I I -i house," says Peggy, motioning ______________ __ • --.. ;."_7._,~__ DD GIFT VALUES C 25 , I.. e LEMON RINSE ,47, 97 W BOX OF ____ them with thrifty hI 64 ,U you can we by the ~I 4~1 -- save $2,500. That Is the extent of the nest egg for their family of four In Sacramento, Calif . And they're really not complaining. Both 42, the Bradahaws middle class Being In debt is a wayo(llfe.Ifthedepresslondkl - .. XMAS I HERBAL SHAMPOO ENVELOPES _ - ___ K ~ ,'. . 0 ,-;, - :E2 - - Throughout 16 years of inarriage, Brad and Pew Bradshaw have managed to L --- -- -. • • T. PACKAGE •CREMERINSE ay Be P 6R0LL ~ 1I 9 HAIRSPRAY ___ 1. -3 IIILARY ABRAMSON Copley News Service I STYLE __CARDS Cuts Back ~MiffiptllhQij11:1111 V r esi ent NNW • Thrifty . S Thursday , Nov . 29,1973 1 .--_ - -_1 ;a"_ ?-w~ !__ - Herald . -- . i -~ z~ - - I i �- -#---- - - - - - - 2A—The S anror d Herald _______________ _______ FrIday, Nov 30, 1973 I\/ThESAI I %JI I - - - _________ - -. i, that make bye forcver Whet ______________I - but from everlasting. And man became a living In eternity God wu alone, and In need of nothing. But The body and soW are He Chose to Create the both In man. But they he4vens and the earth. With- not of equal Importance. The out pie-existent materials, by Creator Himself said "For the word of Ills power1 He what l.a a man profited if he brought into existence that shall gain the whole world which hitherto existed not, and lose his own soul? c enucal elements _________________________________ - There was a tune when not evolve, but was built by - ______ ______________________________________ By Mkhui A. Gukio, Motter, Gorgla 1 _ - :'- _____________ _- ' ,.-. -. ' -- - - - COUNCIl4 members (1 to r) in top photo are Betsy Bowes, drama chairman Georgia L e out 1 . . shool board count govern hearing - I I .c ow. MarS imcoe, session represciitativc: Fechtelln h (Herald Photos 1w Bill Vincent Jr.) 4ildtI However, the Rev. Dean i. cQr - 4% - .' Y - Herald Staff Writer Two robbers walked into the "- I r _________ ___________ -. . _____ _____ - - ttnessessa1d. I m I 'i I mb 1k said Mtamonte Springs - ---- ---,- ,' -' ., - -:• on - 0 a presin I rne' horuskis3sopraios,30altos, putilclsunitedtoattend directed and organized b) v ____ - the dress rehearsal, Saturday, William E. Jarvis, will be ac- -w' -j t& Florida b)in1thi) rUistrm department Vakncta Cornthe total of rnunit) College, and Gtorge Nfsjh will be presented in , , - ________ : _________ _________ . . ...' -, ,IR a . - . 1ris1rnas A , i i - .aj y '---------------. -- - - - Baptist by the Ambass d ' Communi1 e LI t d •,•,_••._ — u er o mtansngfulto}oung people lit - of r _____ ______ ____ -- - - - ng, aids -. - _*11 slides arid audio-visual on a aptist Conference eungelist and rededicaUon service at 2:30 Sunday at Community United PIII All members and friends MthodLstChurrh, Casselberry, "the church Invited based on the life and h)mns of WT . - A4x I ,tion ill ix hdd t a WI C, Lii stj " Chancel choir and the First Ba tist Ch music at First The Wednesday night service Touhy. Lake Monroe First Baptist To open the Athent season, Scheduled for Fritfa) at 7 30 Cross at $ 30 am. aaxountabilit}, not lifestyle lie mere will be something for all A spdal invitation issued to ssnwrrledtolouiseTacbeny,a age groups beginning dt age I1u 10 at 7 p iii at First ,,-t)flvtflt and into lix naarrle'iI and untIl 5 30 CCf}OC Will (s1berry. Names of those to spend their dollars withIn D f 1'UCSd2Y fU lfl he r an inquiry - o OC,'• ,,aS i.wfl Iuentiiivu as a I'agan while fleeing from a allegedly purchased the car he Shea said . - -- - .- ______ 4- Christian omen S LIUD Monroe Women's Missionary 'An old fashioned Christ Union has led the church In a _____ ____________ -, - . .-- SANFORD oCmm,,ciaIA,r i s7 in sau - '' :1ti - — former (I,eneva - _______________ - serb ice "Hanging of the Ann Crooks of ()aklanj - __________ Anderson me glrl.s In Action night servIce . Board of Trustees will 'iil present special music Casselberry Is the 1% - — new 'Iuesda God Church, Sanford A Holy Cross EpIscopal Church formerly was'pastor in . -- __________________ "wt - - - _______ - - FREEGIFTMAPPING - to 16o pouf'4S of foods Frost-Proof. Takes an Automatac more - - 1 - J--- - -- -. - _____________ C FURN I L I. J Ph 322 3U3 1700 West F-Irst St SALES trogan stood before Waddell In oraer to serve you better l with his son in Tennessee towards the court or anone (ircult Court Judge Tom tise ount) jailcell Where hehas - - Baptist ago of molesting a 13-)ear.oId torney Ned Julian Jr and told girl was toda) placed on 12 the judge prior to the decision ______________ sxti4ib ft uturt. of the Orl aimtha "god's(iiftUnspeakablc ' Mrs '. ___________________________________________________________________________________ .. P today ._ ____ . ________ - spu ' a.i rea it. Possible back injuries after Uie Later. roadblock crash on West First Both cars were demolished in _________________________ ' Memorial Hospital, Is trooper Ut. Mtlntyre reported I'atrolman Herb Shea said . I - Charlotte, , N.C., had in his also listed in "good" condition, sheriff's car off the roadway. man injured earl) Tuesday 27, of Cairo, Ga., when he determine how and when aggravated assault, driving the by the Orange-Seminole- i.ill Lake part in a )outh retreat prIesthood following an one of total and then all In attendance will wht.n I was 17 WCfC Mrs Shirley Swaggerty, ________________________ ni .it First F ederal S1ivi S.Iturda) 14 p m at Holy Cross rxuncement of his forthcoming life duhcation to the service of ad3ournto the main sanctuary at lund l.oan Association, (.'hurch 1rs Carol Rich, Mrs Di — Herald Staff Writer determine feasible routes ved about I Dorfnian said toda' until Monday Lee's office said h f rnurn d - messages irrstecl elfl 18-)ear old on WEIIB During the week of Dec 2-9, A family night co%ered dish bringing the the men leave the trees naked and neat until a 416 Bay Ae ,Sanfocd, Is in the Seminole Count) Jail in lieu of Toccoa - g sai South Seminole area Councilman Dan Dorfiutan - - door sheins plus butter corn out of the motel Pj ______ I Br"1 t Cli \ Father John will appear iturday at 630 pm lie is prlestl} ininlstr3 isoneof Word CommunityChurch iiiIl hold a in fclbowshup ball at 630 pm fellowship David Rich Is Wednesday at7 30pnm ad%ent scheduled for the Sunday and sdcrauiaent and that workshop to make advent '°" Presbyterian Church A Young bale meeting Thursday night nUe d Ui - of less than five grams of CAI.NO area at the p Wnghtjr. setlorilam to2pm,E)ec 10 getunderiayforamasstransit Sunday night following denominations to fri The Lottie ('litf,jttd Sund'a) at the 7 p.m. Church of Like Monroe With C mm unit hiker L.ae, tx'sted b) Taamar - '54 Cut F begin revIsal sericesStmday as a "Key '73" feature. REV. l.AWtENCE me "true spirit &. the "Suing Priest.," who aniiyood to _--- - I Mother Nature a helping hand trimming off last _____ , - WELL GROOMED PALM TREES - ii re - t ___ -____ ____ -_ bed - - ononeglvendaytorncctthe re rin'ar _________ children of Israel, they'll stock tersrcqulringlessheat HedLso - Ruth Hall, contralto, soloist ye1ir in the Baroque sound L :_ ______ _____________________________________ - --_ - P lema I) I or dfl( robbe1named ;d __________________________________________________ _____________ ment suggested Police also reported a monkey belonging to a young Spring Valleyglrlescapedfrom his cage and terrorized the Jasper—entered the , lobby _______________ - -- other pulled a western-style p -'Iice and requested help when revolver on the cashier, and the monkey entered her yard. took $500 In cash while nearly a Sheriff's deputy L dozen people watc)ed, Sheriff's TrOmbi)' responded to theGcall pu es sai today. but he was too late. Young Ben -inNo one was reported injured Coble, II, had already captured t - incident. j. the1 1(t I edth mote o, r --- - , rked out Va addell withheld December 1912 antI Juli1an OUR — (,rogan's testimony In the rape ad trI1tl will be tat probationary sentence on stenuned from a ph)chiatri.sts thief witness in a county jail fered enough punishment in his i e ii _________ tfl) ornen under 16-years of anyone if properl) super%ised - '-_ - - - - -- Friday, Nov. 30, 1973-3A By MARK WE!NTZ - ' •- - -- - Bandits Rob Mote - - - --, - -. The Sanford Herald - - --- Escape With $500 . -. - -. - . - I (if Ii ' i'1 iti' i uttortuc) s md • according to court decisions. _________ "4 r Plans to 5OflSOF special county to county basis property tax legislation to Fechtel said. -, relieve the growth crunch l)orfman's idea was that suffered by Seminole city special act be passed by local church, get to know their The nation's rna1or churches -- - _ _ a Seminole County legislator, about the arbitrary date of Jan, City Councilman Dan [)orf. 1 which suited Florida when juan said today rather than were an agricultural state" dilute the efforts of State Rep. Fechtel said, noting 12 different Vince F echtel in ad valorem tax dates for pro-rating taxes might reform, It is better to focus be fairer. ener' on assisting him. Fechiel said he Is sponsoring Dorfnuin seeral ctks ago a la called mid sear mu received approval from the proements" to accomplish th - ________ . -. - - which it was gathered the 1re those spiritual refueling statioiis, the churches. In fact, vious y In any case, the Sunday cbs. some religious leaders say it could boost attendance by keep. ing of filling stations Isn't re. people on the hometown garded as a hlnarance to get. to worship services, "It might be a blessing In though participants largely get disguise," said the Rev Dr W there b car these days Sterling Carey, president of the 'It obviously won't inhibit go- uitOtll4budywhichd, __________ A1TAMONTE SPRINGS - Lixc to be 'equal and just' on _______ ____ ..--.--.--.-- - , Attendance _______________ -• - -- - __________________ _________________________________________ State Legislation 'Planned For Tax From Crisis __ u./ VY _______ -' - _I II ______________ - -.!:j.. -r ' _________________ -- ____________ - . - -- - - _______________ - - - --. -. - - - -- - . ..• .-- - - - - --- ('O\(1UEGATIUNAL Chrlstidn Church held ti,iir .tnriu1ul -___________ 'rim - - - ____________ - 1it (1 JRgLtiufl a'pra-t.JitIOfl of hi 'tirI -- ,,t ar. fli,, ic.nJ to the from totinding rmflmn!jnjtj and lo)alt) I Iii' ".iiilsarsI I Ia'r,iImI uti%hcd OoI w 'oclal Studies class at .and A full da f 1 1' tirist wmiI - ,, u',oc ru i., tiled B) elcbration t1 1)dil) Ijat"tir a Monday, 1 "God's LAKE MONROE 730 P M SDEC. 2-DE ' F ri BLair, and Tro) Manning. south ilde of Lake Monr and French Avenue in Sanford, Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important) while All mariners, navigators and operators of both pleasure and if you've tried all the other diets, you owe Ito yourself to means 1 column Dy 2 in .1 Ryan Admi"i"or try the U S Women's Ski Team Diet That is, if you really do .ant to lose 20 pounds in IwU weeks Order today Tear this out as a reminder Send only $300 ($3 25 for Rush Servace)—Cash as 0 K to Jorma Products Co p o Box 728 Solana Beach, Cal e noticed or eftectv' PorlAuthority pounds in u"o 'tek 1 Bec3u'e that s what the Ski Team Diet commercial water craft are herewith advised to exercise cautionwhennavigatlng In the vicinityof thisoperation 2tt)1 Famous US Women Ski Team Diet ' ' t.- - I 8 on Friciays d The basis of the diet is ch!mtral food action and was devised SIDNEY THOMPSON 834 9212 Altamonte Springs SR 15 n will e gs n anu con in ue e ce in u e r 3, roug ecem uer z i _________ ahation,"Mrs - - l EVANGELIST 7 nnr4inc.r 0 rc CP's43#7U/ZOt.. c-x • SANFORD PlAZA I- - a _______ ____________________ I i f _ _________ HI OAR CHMOND Gift.,- C A Anderson Jr Tuesda), God (,iI inforrnn( IOU \'autj uit'&'d lI undertake to move five (5) seventy five hundred (7500) 834 9212 b Mis.tormry Union will conduct itrwss J W em dali) periods of prayer and g Peop,. W,u vt O'tCT rnic.sk'n stuth I.' ', with th thi '-' compliance with the River and Harbor Ac' rd 3 March F orshee, L&1iLa Lew is, Mrs casselberry F I RST BAPTIST C H U RC H 2 That a hurch's Woman ,.iturd.) wil1beJth 415 deciaredNov. l8asFredNcalDayandSenatorRowan. (Herald Pheo b' Ceceha Farmer) (or foreign missions," at Saniord F'vd 377fl _________ IN TWO WEEKS' i89 "- tP' am-ttuarv w:i'; caiplatud I1 it hn Ri- thu Snjni' priu' ' luiaies anti a religious drama will observe a 'week of prayer Thanksga ing dinner in Fellowship Hall following the morning or-ship rce Nov 18 with Senator Robert Rowan t of En,cma 0 I Ga uuest I iL--., I S - ItID r;' KY I ,( -.-: ______________________________ ___ - ._ - 1 __________________ - p.m. wi u pra)cr, foUoWcd by upper me en re program , LOSE 20 POUNDS a, orlginall3lobonues,in Mrs Ambassadors for Christ eiigagc inent until the church io boys) .,4, CHURCH 'IONORS PASTOR ________________ ti L niury aresuyierian nurcn lh ahiir hut lw n prt I(I"I) A L '-moassociors _________________ _____ SOCIAL STUDIES PROJECT WORKING on map showing A ---------- -----.------ ___________________ and his TheChapclGuildwallrneeton Th& )outhm choir from the the 12th grades will brin' wlf ft ar a t. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to trim l)uvall home for the mentally sleeping bags and sleep In th r i '1 1Sang "Iuesdayrnoc. Parish Hall onFridaynight thechurchChrisjmastree and �: W_ 0 _ o_ .- - —I __~._ M ____` _ _~ M _ _._ - 4A—The Sanford Herald _____ .- - . __ - - 0 FrIday, Nov. 30, 973 The Sanford Herald ____ Capitol Highlights Irp,It."04 "- Prosecutors W igh Charges f" .I __ ,.~~, . Jr • • L Kissinger s Trips Do Raise Questions ' Friday, Nov. 30, 97-5A I ' Expands Research Panel £ ____ .!NJ= :,--- 7 77__ EPING SLE ii • COPLEY NEWS SERVICE _ ____ __ thinking to extreme, the Kremlin long-range planners might even see a possible twin invasion of mainland China if the circumstances were right — the Sovie from along the border they are manning so heavily and men of Chiang from across Taiwan Sai. 4 Strangely to properly from the Soviet viewpoint, Soviets do not want the _____ Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's "success" in his whirlwind diplomatic overtures to Communist China raises all kinds inresting questions and some dangers regarding political and military sitijalion in Mia. f4fF - - Westerners Comes through Mao or Chou to Stray too far from the world of the loudest and the cleat in any assessment of reaction to America's cozying 1: The Kremlin iinds that U.S.ina conCiliation lessens the effectiveness of its l,Z0,0W troops spread along the Ch'npse hordpr tilL L Li O) pi o o(dtlotl and a threat toward invasion. Many other side eff ects Of this troop threat situat,ion Come to mind. 2. So anxious is MOSCOW not to lose its place as the No. I COmmuniSt friend of America — to the Chinese giant,, especially tt it is purring nice words about the same President Nixon that Chmi - I , ihlL It has denounced over the years. These "nice - __________ denunciation of Am .I .. I - _~. I I*0 _____ '. -i-1- f~ h ' President to resign. ne Kremlin, through the mouth of Pravda, ls such America ns "rude, revengeful, irresponsible and Small in number." __ i _ __ T I 3. nussia also is arining up to another old ene mY_thepreviousiyhatedregjIl10fjng - 'A M~ . F thinking behind them. Russia wants continued U.S.-Taiwan ties as a means of thwarting Red i ' reporters in the -_______________________________________ , - I t b' ~1, 1 nsO%its Tht #anfarb feralb . ., i - WALTER A GlELw, Ed itor and Publisher WAYN ver isrng tred I -- FRANK VOLTOLINE itthc ' GtntratManagr JOHN A, SPOLSKI. Associate Editor _____ DAVID A. BR YAWl WINIFRED F GIE LOW ., , 4 Wi` . CPA about a bit of sin m the lident? If Ham Tti had been there he would have called them what they am and say he Inca wdwas '~~ t__:-*_Y~ 1_-- Wo~il'l : .- , - . : lia . - wl i ii ~ '. - Ijk~ \ W i- -_ DORISWI Society Edifor -. I t I _____ Mechanical Supt. CHRIS NELSON __ RALPHHAYS Comp, RoomFa n Magariner .- BILL VINCENT, JR , Chief P ho t og rapher - ____ - vc` \\ -- ,- - •• devices in - , - Home Oelivery -1 ',--- . - - __ -_ -7 r , * . Bv mail In Florida tiherMa U S Postal - . What r e a lly going on in Chile? Are the Chilean armed form - ;-' - . Entefm a),. '- . - 1. ___ . - __ - .I 537 Have some 25,000 Persons been execu" in Chile since the military ': _______________ Sanford The . I 1 3V- . _ _ I jp~: ~ ,_ ~, - Z-,_ __ ~. r, '1_-1K I - ____________ )Wig~_I:j4~ . .~.~ I T Af' Mv; ' Herald may be reprodced Y Any individual or firm rt%ponSlole fof such fepfoduc hon will. be considered ,fts infr-nging on The Herald's copyright and will be held liable for damage undef the law Pubh5hed dait and sundays. ,cept Satu day entitled news pri _____ - nted tofheu'efor reproctIonotal, in thiss pe r snonth nt Chileans answer with a resounding 'no" ariuus It1n American coun1es But, by the same token, they nnotclatni The Jewish people In Chile not to knowallthe delatla ouly __________________________ I . _______ --.. - ommunity ----ei 4rt.a,. fc'cest City Laketa4onro ____________ 1 7A Wantea. Nixon under oath At least one congressman has su#gested that Ricliara Nixon owes the nation not only an e x planati about Watergate but an apology. We have not reached that Point,, and never will, but the Richard Nixon who h n!s on rnierporttr, I - slavia - L_~ 1--__ - - ____ ____ ~-~__ __ ~__ - __ ~ __ -_ 668 8363 ______ ----VF_~ .-~____Z-_~--_ __--~&~ ~ N~~. _- *- ___ --__ =___ - __ - - __ 7 . f cholucts Liza Baker 3653207 39 -cJ osleen Mrs- ClArepce Snydet 322 .ie.t I __ - - -_ _____ - - - ~__ . _ - Winter Springs - --- __ 13 _______ ______________ - l prnsecu ere Soviet Union's - diaarw weeksea II It% a sharmful thing that a pre3ident of the United States has- to go V on nationwide tolevision to tell Americans "I'm not a croo Aside from that,,howeser. Mr. N i xon's counteroffensive has been good rategy. He has converted the Watergate crisis into a kind Of Webiscitt,(not accidentally bae* - , the IN -fr f"ndiv Sfluffi) that 111i,ght jwt !I(!ad off impeach. ment at tie pa Any sign ificant swing of popular sentiment 05cr to the PrW6ent in the coming_ weeks and what American - - ~, 6 -- the one who castigated the ne - _______________ ViAi;Zi r doesm't root in hi-i heart for the urA __ potidcrou and portcntious machine of impeachinent But while the Presidents series of public appearances _ _ Director Ralph ! ;I 1IAMI lAP) - egoUators Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. who strike needed to be settled In and union workers. state The trial Martin's answer questions before a Volusi-a county Grand Jury about alleged influence ont a As (aria s the President accepted "respon for \%atergate hiuthtnes:r hicrt?RilistiIl :Tva ritinuing to p raisehlstwocIosest ajdesasfiflepubllCse,aflhjec inues to misrepresent such things as Thomas Jefferson's exercise of executive privilege. 1 I t') We are still asked to believe that one of (lie canniest poli I ~ ticians of our time was too tru.sling or polite or preoccup!ed to ask his campaign manaver -ity)tit wh at Ili, 11;j(l I)een I il1 E L L I I 111i 7r I 'N ' I 1% - 19, , iv. %.U-"PIA I -. who FLORIST Wire Service Ph. 323-1204 Sanford, F - A ii. -' I - ____ I . Ii -.-: j — - l . . . ,_rH _. - _ E___ ~_I7-'T'%-__ ;- - _. - -- _. R -, ~if I 4 . . _-7. - - .II ; a -____ I ____ - I ____ ____ $2799" .N@T§001~ ~ U Medit n ' - _____ ' GIANT-SCREEN SUPER NRD ROM im - .: . - ._____T_i . i - CONSOLE DIAGONAL RL N S 25 I (A ZENITH 0 1P (N $59995 - i 1. - .; ___.~___ I - I A'.' Q.E,N CY -T-,= I - M CH-V_~WW=.M,W,q . ere Quality Sells & Service Tells I . 104 E Corn mercia I I C " OLO ':. .. -_ - - 0 - '___ Mt. c S FREE C417T WRAPPING WITH 0PURCK4SE l eaving iS, 000 customers ithout ser vice for about si minutes r £ _________________________ 4 COWAN'S Holl ywood were damaged b} . r' .' ______ I . \ L _--Zz~;. . I- )= r '\ I!: v Dial 322 5762 _______________________________________________ 16 PORTABLE Ij. / - 1;1~ ii 3igoo _____ _j - - $ ___________ 1 clock radio in Your choice Of 6 BeaiflifuI Colors To Color Your World Beautifullyl DEC 4th - HESS iL _i- 11T ' - 990 sorvict MAI W* 91 SIIPIWliCtI AM ---- ___ Famm Zenith Ovality Chants mcludies Saild-Slale ModAt Solid-State Custom Video Range Tuning System Tolesceping Antenna f 5495 . $ 0 - Ce Policy With- And Home Sol Up, Do ' - , - - RUNAWAY SPENDING U j a - _!I 1 A SERVING SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR 36 YEARS ;Y ~ - - -_ ___ / MAR ••- - •• - • 1. Pd Poi Adv by M H% _ it VOYAGER £1335 - - - __ MAYOR I - & - _. , X YOUR CALL 323.4240 OF 322 44 11 ke mature adultz. I'll flip you to see runs away from hotne os J -_ S Fai rway P la za 11 gunfire Thursday aftern oon I can( newipaper edRnirs. COL ty MARGIE E - , Refreshments '- C ,, . AND GREENS 1-5 p.m. " ,I %37~/ U - Nixon of any an> rnsolvement in Water ate especiall if he had to interrogation under oath w oul d c- Gq~ B&W PORTABLES I , I I ~=_ I ~ - 3' C an only conclude that never in ill(! course of Ameri. dent about so mudu ' :hi n his : r It this be innocence, it is an Innocence more dangerous than duplicity. Of cGurw, if Riclmrd Nixon reallY wanted to clear up Watergato once and for all, he could, as Barry Goldwater and Ot hers have urged resent himself before the Watergatc Comrntlfre(in secre t session, to toted both preiden dent iality.and tLe rights of ratergate figures who have not yet be-en indicted Or brought to trial), A sthtcment from the Committee clearing Ri c hard M CHRISTMAS SHOWING D9or Prize i k DAY and A clarify the complaint. these incidents: -Three installations in vocation engaged in unlawful ' 1-__~....-") V__ - ` HLI OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Mc. 2 i ! :i I I 1 /0 t local of the union. Iloth suits harge the IBEW mernbe 'maliciously and without p Lake 4I-, I)L 1 t .- _~, I Utilit) pokesinen reported Monday, FP&I, filed a M,. a I --*, I - _____ tirnistic about a setflement." County were without power for A presidential press conference. no matter how free. ranging the questions, is simply a forum for the President to as little or as much as he wanth to say. There is no .- . o Niles accused F1'&l. of filing arylng periods of time a scndtlamage suit in onder Thursday after gunshots and to create "another issue to keep lire damaged at least sesen our people in the streets" company facilities. : I rg -. . = W__ . Chdstmas Party of Liectrical Workers said spokesmen said more than fliursL* he was not1i bit o 100 000 people in Broward ____ - products to cial surgery is required and will take place." 1k indicated that courts decide Shevin ha3 au. ui.) IP4tiC 0 heO # charnlirionship in Munich June 13. I I Middlebrooks said the corn re en cidents of vandalism in the _________ _______ U1111111111 fix VOlusia County Cricuit Court Judge Warren Cobb halted the trial after defense attorneys objected to prosecution fer ces about organ iz ed crime. Co. county since the strike began at The meeting was called h midnight Nov.I, FP&I spokes%% 3 Wer Jr, director of tk man Joim lkiar said. aved Chile decide which would base qualified for the World Cop ____ . laint clearlyslates what i plex, adding that some Judi. The company filed a $1 35 *530 S independent distributors and to after ending abupfly in a Mistrial Thur- -ere to inect in Washington to- million damage suit Thursday day to try to settle the 3May- against the Broward County 10. view of the energy crisis and the harttiips on the company soccer team should not play a scheduled game in Sanfiago, Chne. 17he Soviet team was to have h 2 Inn - ___________________________________________ _________________________________ I IirruLswithcon5pinngtohaltt S k T /ks e !: - by slate courts flow of petroleum I tri FIAIV evin S before the case mfinues in federal court. Dearing said the stay was '*highly prejudicial to us," has charged the oil Martin is to be restheduled for February old electrical workers strike cal, seeki ng relief for .. be resolved - against Florida [lower & Ught it . selling eight million a year. 4 . -_ ed by some oil company at- i lie said the tag shop at Mford State Prison can make only five million tags in the required time and Florida now is 1 I vestigations. To the disma y of the White h1ou is be ginning to look $3 qlV~7. Jf it torneys. The judge said his doubts as to whether Shevin has a uthority to file the suit should DELAND, Fb. (AP) - rx crim nal contempt trial of poliUcal imide Davis said the Su 0 il "I don't know whether we'll Martin Mistrial Ruled ' I'' ususnufacture outside slate prisons was needed to prevent extensions of the lag buying deaine as occued this par. p 0 *1 I appeal the order as soon as we Shevin hopes to prove: "Mas. get it or whether we'll file suit," sive conspiracy on the part of Dear ing added, all these defendants which Middlebrooks halted the suit the re all in volved in af ter an all-day hearing attend. ears yule house. Pronosed r I • "For the life of tile I can't understand how you are out walking the streets in a position to break in to anybody's house with the record You ha te," Du val County Circuit Judge Cliff Shepherd told 4 i n v e,s olice said he stole a television set at gunpoint after breaking into a Jackson- t ICt for an Arkansas rnaac turer appr oxiffwtely three million of Flori. da's 1973-74 autoand truck tags has been wopwied by the ty and i I obstructing another special our sources Jaworski , meanwhile not pnntid 1430 2corge lpartment will change his of- to 1W years in Jail. I Burglar Fasenmyer was convicted Nov. 16 of 'I'AUAIIASSE~~ Fla. (AP) - A con. I th But Richard M Nixon won't take the simple steps which could make such a (lading a reality. Why? Confract I : . th 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) "If I were the defendant I grand brny, breaking and en tering and carrying agun while In the act ofafetony 11 Beach store; 22 packets of Bee-Sevent,een were found In Peimcola; lo botUes of Aprikerns in Orlando and 106 packets of urR. I rnYsterious missions known as I( President Nixon inav only as "Project 0des.s.a" and have another Archibald Co.X on s an s. ,i,arned w - urou JACKSONVIIJE, Fla. (AP) -Thomas Rapheal Fasenmyer, 43, arrested 60 times in 10 states since 1945, has been sentenced Aikern caples and 29 packets of Beecntn were found in a Fort Wa l ton : has been of immense benefit to R,chard Nixon, what real benefit has it been to the nation' - W_ _ %2_~__ r crs theyli be ma better p - Florida Atty. Gen. Robert %ilould shudder if I had to anShen's suit charging 17 oil swer this complaint," Middle companies with anti-trust brooks said. "I don't think ,any violations has ocen halted for M of tile defendants could respon. (13)5 b% a fcderai Judge sibi) answer the complaint Its "I don't know what's going to necewry that the complaint be be done at tins moment,' corn- amended." mented Asst. Atty. Gen. Dan Shevin's charges are in M Dearing when the suit was printed pages and Mid. stayed Thursday by US. Dis- dlebrooks said they should be trict Judge David L, Middle. boiled down to five pages. ooks. Dearing contended that the Conner said Thur3&y ig botues :)f ! __________________________________________ - oisons rikern and BeeSeventeen after the 1 1deralFood and Admin istra tion said the conta i ned enough hy drogen C)3 possibly had Kleindjent persuaded him Mysterious Miiilons These include two ,Aould find hard to challer.ge was. released by the International Federation of Associated Foothall enjoyaoluteIdofJUI)_17,i _ 0 Ta ___________________________________________________________________________________ __ - shipped up In Chile are false, he t + nspec1ors in TALLAHASSEE,Fla. (AP)-State food inspectors have found packages of two (Lingerous producLs in four Florida health fo od stores, Agriculture Commissioner Viyle Conner says. precutor say said. Another report I nasou that at let w or ld soccer foot ball which declared valid reason why i bers. Yet the Presid ent has tor, on Jaworskl, has told senators he doesn't agree only has kept Cox's agwith this and will go ahead gressive young prosecutors with an invest igation of the b ut has di rected them to go plumbers' activities. ahead with all their in Semitic campaign was being Kreiman directed his message to United States and to the ranking rabbis in Israel, England, France, ilal), Germany, Spa in and the The new specia Do --- I Florida- News Briefs doesn't want to appear to be favorable," Rabbi Kreiman reported. Stories to the effect that an anti. JewLs people in Chile. i 41 iuuluduur "how Judge Halts ________________________________________________________________ - that Nixon The President is upset over envelopes Acm Sen. Jack Gordon, D, Miami Beach.sa id Ole staff should aLw _________ d.. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Edgar 110over. to direct the illegal activities that were later entrusted to the plu m.11. Your mandate I.% it) in. "Relations with the current iiiilila govement are higNy is program was being waged against ffiat a tremendous blood-letting has Ocruffed in Chile In the L the local what L4 the (Iiilean Rabbinate, wilo a(l. dresse(I himself to rumors a toppled Marxist President Salvador %1nde and his government Sept. II' - advertising of This editi on 0? The Herald is a membt-r M the Associatc-d Prej,% *hich 0 -0 - __ W I ___ - .. . __ --- 7 __ ,!; 4 _~=__ - - - any material, n ews q utio . __-_ _.-: .1 dnorsted ,,wfien people It 1, Committee to raise money to fight drug abuse Peie;~n's account of the con- our White House sources, that versation, Nixon warned him- raised the President's on- 61 y tiIng where Cox diVidU1111Y or a' a group, for being atrocity reports were baseless, e such was a communicaDon gned by Angel Krrlman, head lzth0thcall) slaughtering the o pitn' 1,11cond clase. matter August 22 1K,# at the Pusl sure .Nevertheless, there are reports coming Out of Chile from unuwW, though reliable, sources that in. Are the generals and admirals who head the milithq government CAlice of Santlyd. F%, ,rida 32771 Noparlof 4 IIA13PY THE Bear (Bettie Bannick) Iis shown with fans at benefit skating party at Skate City sponsored by Seminole County Drug Action lienry Petersen discussed the pbeOf(hepIumbers1t this phase of Archibald Cox's Ellsberg break-in with the President, according to I nvestigation according to worAip. he said, but aly) Jews have pe g countr) ntofthebstthyears' ma'l subscriptions all leans to be caWy hunting do and turing the Cmnmunists, Socialists and Other Marxists who ran the Month Same As Horne Delivery pro'de that 41 - YOUNGSTERS CAN'T "BEAR" TO PART reason to believe Ellsberg on April 25 to disclose it to the had named his Soviet con. court. tacts, they said, during his ions with his psychiatrist. From President has resisted any When Asst. Atty. Gen. is _______________________________________ - - . _ . Z. with i,,overninent restrictions on freedom S28 40 1 Year __ . Copley News Service - 7OMlh6th$6 Ruiaiions I *% ~01 . of ree:t Chilean BYW1L4MG4NDONI - -- . i listening President concealed this the Kremlin and crlme(ormorethanarnon(h Th e), Chile Resumes Its Peaceful Way eman S2 40 I : I with 27 AKC11140M might tip off his alleged by his own admission, until Soviet contacts, claime d the then Atty. Gen, Richard President's people I D Hemis phere Report ____________ SUBSCRIPTION RATES SSC Week 3 14 206 Months , 1. The moment former Watergate prosecutor Earl The White House feared Silbert learned about the mmediately Ellsberg had information formed the cou But the about the CIA's --,4 N . Lk, ,- RAYSTEVENS Press Rocrn r _ -. Ellsberg's suspected Soviet contacts. " CourtEd,to, I_ - - until last.Nfarc- h as the public has bn told, 17chiatri.q. he saidNot did he learn about but to learn the names of the break-in ;~- *-. likt: ' 1~1 - - - ___ GREEN ve1is,Manser - - ALL Iinembcr advisory panel it arIables that are too hard to look at the social impact ouId meet Dec. 11l to deeI pin down" about the situation, dislocations being caused b) op alternative courses for he said. "We don't know what the energy crisis. Florida to tok during the Congress will do. The Nixon energy crisis Administration seems to be Agriculture Commissioner MacKay told the committee vasdilating, Doyle Conner said the Agriculst,aff it should research .wveral Fasenmyer. 1 F yen James Reston m a recent JANE CASSELBERRY F I - 1 1,11) chological profile of Ellsiberg ______________ - - "What troubles me about the TIV-1 Ocaki Democrat told the situation is there are so many / J 14" __V._-0 .. I I __ __ presidential aides told the advance knowledge of th 1. , , And _ DOYLE & Associate e I~ 1, I I - ping, however. has been the insisted that he "at no time principal excuse ,hat the authorirrd the use of illegal While House has offered for means by the specia l in. hushing up the Eli sbe rg vestigatio Unit b rea k- in . The burglary was Th e President has denied Wcifically that he had any - - ,R acknowledged T e rem in eacs rop . - _-r_ 17hose reporters behaved like a bunch of granimar school llies or a pack of wild dogs. WC d, was saf American people to be told. %fain I Excuse I n)athy was with him when I saw the last press conferenco SANFORD, F LA. 32771 . -- * t~~ &, _. - , - .I TCLEPHO E Kremlin leaders kn ew. - _1 I., 1 . apart in the Watergate affair,! - I - .. . , , -,q, ., W, 'M-j 1. . '. , .ii;11-1, .. _;if~~ Q "I The president rrwy have had 11 I, I . sterotyped, but some newsmen Will to glory in behaving like the tough, ill-mannered Quna exnslon in to the Pacific. Projecting this - I f . . .M.-A V/ and sinners like the rest of us. SOIDe are Pretty unreasonable. ace about these tacit overturesbut theys the -__ -_ " , - W- d To aid the committee's rive"We need some answers and inventory, And, "if we have to ,,, o, need to get them In a hut- allocate, what member MacKay said prioriUcs should i ,,,- Rep. KenneUi MacKay, be set and what will be the cons asked Ior 'help from other to1iuuuuttee tOhaInnan; said legislators quences of them' MacKay help will "and I believe that Thursday af ter the panes S t asked. be forthcoming" F~_O__ ______ f-Al I - , __ ___ 1A - 'Me men of the Republic Of China are keeping a straight, silent but secretly amused - ~_.- ~ - L , 11I " - cal - betause of his own personal involvement, lie not only has 's 1 - - - ____ I . * involve ,. ' `~ The President repeatedi y admitted that he "approved has tried to block 'inquiries '' * the creation" of the P into the White house plumparapolice plumbers unit but E(btor, Herald: ben' o peration in the name beavers aniong the news Inedla I,s IhI. illinorit), party. Who El.)ITOR'S NOTE: Criticism that he directed' Petersen Re: your editorial "Attack3 ho are corrupting the grand 'hecks the news media. Is the o f of national security. Presinot to investigate tile plum. Against Press Must Stop' the press Ii certainly dential aides have told the june'' And Iloard K Smith Fir,tAiuend,,ient a newsmans 'arran1ed, bets' activities. especially after Its prosecutors in deep con often gives a verbal slap to license to slander , start abhorrent conduct during the fldence, that ThC Men who wrote the biased reporting. More of t an investigation In the opinion of the his runiors, and steal seerets Constitotion w the recent %hite [louse coderence. of the plumbers might reveal prosecutors. this could be irla not ould be done. same sins for which the But you must be in m ind t that the Central intelligence construed as obstruction of If you want to stV attacks Watergate Seven have been allacks and critIchni ire not Arency e.1vv j"l ,;(1ropi; on justice For stjh,eouerit in. t fi in I I iN! irit I!" I 1 ( krai i d u r h di aid th I'uttiug hrtrnli:i Ieadr ILliC1 that in et ugat ions whichh were ars people riponsiblt should clean up hfetnnc in pnon' newsmen on an "enems lis in America could sit in their ~ our own bouse. Most of us Sul] This is no secret however conducted despite the I resu . hauling them before the IRS dent's wishes, have resulted living rooms and watch a war want a fr& pirms. but our I like a newspaper that gives just to hwie them for doing to our reader3. We reported in criminal indictments. being (ought in the Middle Ea.st. newsmen unist be rt-hable. We nie a variety of opinions. I can't their jobs aad circulating I Wonder what the FirSt want trut.h. not drallm; and M...read television reports or rnemos ilmong 1971, that "the CIA has been The prosecutors are also powerful aids Amendinent would have been slobbering otvr the kill is ketl) a scrapbook on them able to listen to the kingpins seeking to determine r like if our founding fathersre flUi%e of the Kremlin banter. bicker whether the President ori an be referred to gain and botherso could have forseen how me nemen is hed1y and backbite among them- dered th e former head of the 11W President has Cbrigrew again. crit-frism,It Is ail all on( attack Selves." powerful the radios and and the court.s to cut him down plumbers, Egil Krogh. to against the bulwark ol television would make to normal.size. espe,cially if his obstruct the investigation Lucile nmen We went ahead with the Krogh's attorney, The lazy, stupid and illiterate story because the secret Shulman, has told the court -1 : transcripts of the Kremlin - not to menUon countless that his client was ordered to "I - 9. k.. conversations showed that e thousands of en busy people lie, if necessary. to conceal / X-71 ~ - 1, I I ~'- ~ , \ the Soviet leaders were quite the plumbers operations, -don't have to read, or think. Ions ". - listening Omons are readyride tot o em. them.matisreal1r, White oust as Of Peking by President Nixon (and the concurrent dumt)in1 of the Re"UbliC U1na on _-. I v i - _____ * ~'__-__ -' -7N~_ 71-_, ^ ~ ~_` 1 Can - chiarist. No decisionhas to extreme lengths to cover charges against him 1 6h6 I- _________ 699 Powers SURPLUS ____ __________________ Energy ARMY-NAVY •I\l.i.AIiASsEE, Fla. (Al') broadly can the legislature sitic)fl to act. I don't think any of lice hours as of Monday as part 1kFlorida Energy Corn delega te powers to the gover us want special if it of thesth energy conservation iiiittee will speed up and expand 310 Sanlod Av. nor' be handled by executive pugram us research operations in the "The fact Congress and the action next 10 days to find out what legnture of Maryland have power t1 governor s to deal done i does not mean it can be JIow an ou iIne If _____________________________________ th the YouneedaspedalSeSSiOfl sis di until Florida," he sai . S V to Oer Chstmas Cii much authorI ty the legislature Thesthffshoild ISO ather )OU know what the powers of an give him. fuel the governor are?" in1orntjon on the -- been made, however, to up tile plumbers' act Attacks On The Press Must Sto yo - - bring spin-off, too, and they are readily apparent in a Tok in aipei. However, four specific effects of the a parent Upcoming formal diplomatic recognition _____ Washington Letter To The Editor up to Mao Tse-tung, Chou En lal and the other mast Reds Peking There a re oth er bits of _____ - - the ne frightening effect on the Soviet Union . priU fl InitJ Pvatr s,dri HINGTON WAS III N G TON The a ideswo n't en di 'c u Watergate prosecutors these missions with ill believ e the i r best case prosecutors although ttie against Prrsident Nixon per ii a v e p r o m i s ed t o It t sonally would be for Jaworski see documents and "obstruction of justice' The) Iif en to tapec relating to th have evidence that he tried national security problems. to cover up the burglarizing Some prosecutors suspect of Daniel Ellsberg's psy. (hat the President has gone Just listen to the words of Franz Michael, professor of Sinoviet studies at George but On Askew -' - the the - by Jac k socialism into the enemy capita listic camp. This fourth assessment S'iet thinking seems to contradict the other analyses, but not m the minds of some scholars of Asian Soviet politics the - I I _ _ Campaign TreM I �r-t n-t. -_______________ --- __ - __________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ qIRRI . ----- W, vwc ,rr -- - --.-- rr- - r.- ¶r wn ! --rr —. -_ -n=nrrn -.--. ---.- , - ---,- - -, fl- ------ ',- - --. -r1 -r - -.--.,--- - - - .- - -- t,ç.-.- .- 6A--The Sanford Herald :r' Puz Senses FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, DEC MBER 1, E Legal Notice - — - IIM , —- ( T I I -;86 -1, z L ~ %- II 1-1 - I .. 17 I .~ - -WNI ot iiiillllllllllii"llllllillillilli lI 11 1 00 16bt • I (YU1!tV 1 grow (;uhut 65(;o,Ailh bicon 19 border ctnsnsnt' appeIItton S$t'IJ(T young 39 Ab '"' 4Sttin1i •. harm that prison Ufe can do to a person. My cousin, who did the molesting, had never been In prIn, and I had. 1 Now eveone In my family hates me because I had to r Y"•' - make them believe 1 was guilty. If I tell the truth now, I L egal - - 12 - ., ..- !" 6 4 - i - 7 - SU jUt 9 8 - - 13 10 11 15 time. How can I get forgiveness from my family and still ________________ protect my cousin' ~. - your - - - 14 cuin no favor by taking the rap for him. Now - 20 21 he La - 33 -- I1j77 - 38 — __ - I ! - - ____ 47 - - - - - 48 50 51 _ 52 53 56 54 155 . — - 60 — ______ - - - Everyone has a right to his oum opinion, and ours is - - — - — — - NAMESS DEAR NAMELESS: I respect - I would assume that the grieving paren would appreciate expressions o off empathy fro m ends. 1. . But cause funerals am generally Indkiii,ed for fuH term Infants. t.p U ,, your onIon. - ' A H Mai l o rde stuck for postage I - DEAR ABBY: This is bow I cured my husband of using objectionable language. I bought a piggy bank, and every I -:: . T4 Ume he used asear - __ 11 ~ ififfiffiffall.. - - ..-- ____ - s rks PEuja me how to do it. —SHIRLEY. , D II o.ty 's Proble DEAR POLLY . th.t 1,1 aid, If sIIUe,j aecuay __ for the trtump " lEdmand .::-- - ..-. - - CITYOF - -- -- - - FACTS .vl--~ T when making deviled eggs. It is small enough to use in a . ln~~_-~_ __ - - -I. -~ .1-1 . - ,-- I __ _;. - . Z `~ ____- - ---.------ _____ 1 -,:1.__ ____., ___ r . _,_ _ ._ -- _ - - .1 . - I- __ _. _-, __ - __ . - I - -i_;, - ! _ _________________ rF_ =--_,7~a;jj ~- - - -. - . - ; . -I : ----- -. - - - 0 , CLOSING VACATING FLORIDA, BANDONING THOSE CERTAIN UTILITY EASEMENIS ____________ - T - ~11 -ff 01 WITHIN THE AL TA MONT F ' DEAR POLLY - Tho5e who like my Pointer will want to start now to be ready for the holiday& Many companies offertht7sc for labels sent in with a small amoI of money and ompany makin the paper towels I always use offer a toy just for labels. fhave Veen collecting such toys to to an organization which collects toys for needy giv~ children atChrutma& The toys I now have on hand amount to much more than I could afford to give if I had to purchase them for full price. We have no children in our fa if All such coupons are used for this purpose. r_-I V AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITI ZAZ~ - 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Alfarricinj# Springs, Florida. that the Counicil will hold a public fi"fing 10 Consider enact. ftW1 of Ordinance tio 276.73, en W It11t11e large regular look ng When the slips are too long I turn them inside cut off the seamed end to make them the desired length ci together.This thoseI bulk en ds, -F.E.D. DEAR POLLY - I keep a potato masher from a child's cooking set in my cutting drawer and find it indispensable WORLD ALMANAC ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR ING TO CONSIDER ADOP ION OF - ai ms down the sides. appearance. Also I use three regular size piilows for a neat Legal Notice ________ . T CITY o S PR I N OS, , regret. Take the time to help one who is in trouble, bedspread I use pretty dust ruffles and it presents a neat .- —AL IA President Warren (. Ifard TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Don't expect much help from your pals today , since they have concerns of their own - FOLLOWS. ALL OF THAT CER _____________ GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Be re you do nothing ~~_Z. :~ I ; V _~_ - _r. -1. :.:-__-,.7 _tx_ -_.~-',-.~-r.i. __ .. 1 I , _~f. Z _-_;,~ . ,_* 10. -1 A." - ; A - __ - - — - .1 - - - - " :;,; ~*,-I - -_ o '*~ : , -_ w) i ' 4k . , i ff--_-~Zt~' I- ~ ~Z`111~ :81~~_ . -- .I -- _ ~k_. , - ,~Q~! la~ r ` - • " III ( .111 ~ a BOUNDARY LINE OF LOTS 1, Z, 3. ________________ _________ I S 4an47 ANDSAIDEASEMENT AS SAME s DEPICT DOtl LOTS AND? ALL OF BOCK C UNIT I A i ______ ;~_ - __ - -- - LOUtTV FLORIDA _____ -~~ I ~=_____ - Z --It-_ -___ -- - - , --___-_I~ ; - --;, -_ =~ . __ - _- I-. ~ ~~ --__M__~_.__~___ ____ --,- 11. # - . ____________________ -- - OyIDl,lG - ~ 5~_:_ ~7 -, ..- __ - - - - - _- - . I. is taken copy t the prop"" ordinance is posted al the Cif Ir Hall, Affarriciffle Springs FIor and cop es are On ~ ~ __ f.Ie * Ph the (lerk of the c'p IM - = _7~_~__Z:~~ — - ~_--- - -- - - . - - --- . - -- DATED 1Ivitim1peir, A 0 IfI3S. .1 . ' ~'IAZZ-- Z!e W ,vs- NOTICE is her given that we Edwards Wter Park Seminole Cntj F1or rn fictita that we Intend I,j reVister Said name Serninite Cminly. Floirlde in at "W44"o With the provi FictIfiI Name Stalvift To:Wlf - n'509 I tI John N Live,re Carolyn M Llvefa the City Council will Consider same studying new outlets but don't take west Nonh Seminole County, Florida, In the day City of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on or befort the 101h day Of Dernber. 1973, the same being not lost than 29 days nor more than 60 days from the date of 'his notice, Florida any of you, have or claim in and to the above described parcel of land In % CASSELBERRY FWRIDA 1973 ii, could be scrious argument. Strive for mom harmony, CAP RICORN(Dec. to an. ) A wrong me MAYOR u I be ale rt and the amount to be deposited for financial Affairs and make sure You are not over-spending or investing unwisely. Make impfuvements to your propeny. By Oswald & East tract' South worked it out 'The Stan impel, they do not compel." What you make of He siriply play ed the ace of your life is largely up to YOU! clubs a club to àumm s king and dummy's jack of clubs South East was iii the lead with the queen. lie couldn't le.1d hi5i fourth club That wou ld allow So uth East led a low diamond and dummy's queen. N=Tl James Jacoby A certain moving-pIcture 1' . P au nothing to uO riM W1 n moving p had listened to West keeping quiet during the hidin He OUT OUR WAY 1 (0 dIscard the ei ght of dia Ii& w your progeny will be far ahead of others upon teaching maturity Give the nght spiritual teaching that will set the life It I 'I COUNCILMAN If ( Seal) Arthur H Beckwith Jr Duerr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha Vihltn As Deputy Clerk HOWARD R MARSEE Assistant County Attorney David Smothers East Fla" Moth I IF 34 P 3• 4 am $32 OK RI r rr. i I Aw. " L A-rt- R'.- OKE ., - PAO IDF F! CINL'~ WAY HEIL L ~,~`Iiv 7V: OUT OF VEjrT tS ~~'01 * In""" Ap cAu%AA BUY NOW ) . k, AWPAY LATER.. 5T0P6ETTo,, i, -- ' - - - Irids, %[t hjd di-w-arded (in the second ______ Ii COUNCILMAN It , ~ ~;I 4 ii ". - - ' - .IN - M ; , . -j, 1 I 'j I cii. i I t . __ I - A ! _-P- I - k , 11 I_r I -_. I . - — . , Tifl1% ? Your part diamrd %ha nfn do n' - . ilt I Robert Lee Wyencr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND F OR SEMIN OLE COUNTY, ' 1913 VEY COULTER, Attorney for Petitioner, whose address if P,O. \ . -4 . ( . " :111vvy;_ pof al Ion, NO LUCK-17L.ICEY... '/ -NON E AP i / ,- i REC' .... - . ; / . y . ' ' / r •i ' ,._,• / I I L i L __ - V11 , - 'II 1 ~ ri , 1 I-' I I ." I 1' I L .-- . I ~ ~, [. I , /' ( '- rf 'I ____ ff— ___________________ L_:.:" - by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST ____________________________________________________________________________ ___ .. I -. ftz! -- 'i" .I ____ - _ I J ______ - —1 ._1. - - -— M. - ._ - ; I f - ... ,_, - ,, I 1. 11.3b - - -'a ii - - - -_ MCKENDREE, her husband. ROBERT J. THOMAS and &4ATTIE WINTHROP by Dick Covalli THOMAS, his wife, HENRY J. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE D th an County, Fl East Seminole ' DeputyClerk I BR4J(R. NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIETTITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STA rE OF Florida State Bank EBENEZER METTS and REBECA ELLENMETTS, hiswile, 0al, It alive. of It dead to his or her unknown heirs. devisees. legatees or grantees, and all other persons or SemtnoI County rlorlda -_~ ) . Complaint on the Plaintiffs at address s as shown below, and file tOrney, DENO P DIKEOU ESO of BALDWIN I DIKEOU, 500 E. High the or iginal with the Clerk of the ALBERT N FITTS whose 1~ . I 11.30 009- Chic Young NKYA/, PEMEMBEP,k l IE 'yO E G TQ1 I I4AVE TO [ COOVJE PAS TO BE HOME 14AVE TO KILL AN W00R BE HOME 1 . i DAD1 THIS / NICE IS ALLY ( MEET YOU FEDMQ BY ELEVEN - /_ 4If11 I SOMEPLACE - ,. I d r~L"r, 1~ i_7_1 I . I I q1 . . - ___ --& - i~ ~ Ik - I 1 I BY TEN II - - f (' ! .1 ,~ / - '? r I) .\ . — I ~__ ((- i% -I v. I 1~ / --_____ ," __~,,. I - .1 . I - -_ ~ NY I ~_ Z"i I .-, , \ " w ( I 1~;1 ; 1 'T I . / il -- -11 So Mort Walker. r WE JUST WMT REThRN OU SNT EE EgE A t ` 56r 6NORK'EL ~ 14ERE. -I pim 1 ~ '_1 g \ \\\ I \ I D0k*l4NLjT - ERN (f IT FELL OUT OF OU gET UCNUT T., 0 C. '~\ ( ft ~ " #1 / *\'-~, 1 I \ L' -I A COW.. A VW.. U614.. NO! 5END A CROWN PF4NCE. THEM BAN! .k 41 Ill VU ARE MY CNLY CHII.P. MARRY.. PAVE ME 2 Y M HEIR CONTINUE MY MA5TY DO YOU IN95T?. — MORE WOUI,0 - BE i 1I F t f - , ...,.v I ~ .1 V %__" --- I I I1 . za i ~ I'll 011-411-11 I I~ i, i ./ I - r III I""Id - i_?~ I % of - 1 - t I 1- - IN I -_- -- j Leo Falk a nd Sy Barry - a. I , . I I .I ~\ a C THE PHANTOM -1 ON V!N*4 . . ________ ' TO PUT SE , I-----.. PA J I - ("11 \ PARAC4UTE DZLL !- " / 3 - % ---. '~ .. A NEW _1 I I BEETLE BAILEY • , - j I I I Deputy Clerk - I L '-4 ,---' County, Florlds. You, and each of you, are notified that a suit to quiet title to the above a0aintt you and tcu are rured to (l_ BLONDIE W.7.61 chainsof the NE 1,4 of Section serve a copy of your answer to the '/ - ('1-4 ~_-'~ ,Y,. I 11. %1_/ ,w 0, - the S our wrItten defense if any on her - . ) 7 lw 1, I] chains of the E 17 chains of the restoral Ion of her maWen name and you are ru ri to serve a copy 0 I I Cou nty Florida The S 13 hains of W 7 U chains NE I of Section 31 T 19 S chains of NE 'a W. of W. line of Sanford Grant. Section 31. Twp. 19 I $CE-BRaA.KER I KNOW CDF=. er - k. "/ , All partIes or persons having or property, situate in Seminole I TAKE CARE CIF l111 at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND or against them And to claiming any right, lill@ or Inlefeit in and to the following described CINT'... It.L.. m,' B4 RTH DW PARN, WI N TH ROP. - STENSTROM, DAVIS - SECOND TEAM ' _____ - '.' FIRST TEAM . 1 V McQUIN and WREN Mc BASKETBALL TEAM DRESSING ROOMS MCKENDREE and MILES M. PflIlSdeIphIa, Pennsylvania HEIZE TO TALK TO . I __, QUI Pd, hIs wife, A. P CONNELLY. . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Toy Lee Scott ha% filed a Petition In the Circuit Court of 5em1nolt County. Florida, for IT! i' ; i 1. RE THE - DOLLY M CHERRY and W E o - wrenC* rooks _~ YE5 '.. EX5055. LOU PICARP_ I and MARY G. CONNELLY, his 2104 Melvin Streel i MEANWHILE BETTE .HERE5 A AITH A rEcEr JAMES SEWARD Husband RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ( LEAD! SAXON and W. H. SAXON, her husband, FRED W. ELLIS and MARY ELLIS, nis wife, WILLIAM W. HAGOOD and-- HA0000, his wife, LAVINIA T. KNAPP AND SAMUEL KNAPP, her husband, MARGARET B. MILLER and NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA j by MAKE COPY OF A POLICE VATEP HER I CHECKEV our ALL FOUR OFVINAS MO CNCE- ANP Nor 50-CALLEP -BOY- WAITE, his wife. LYDIE ANN WATSON as spftial master in - - - I _____ ________________________________ - and- FOX. hl wife, P HuZand NOTICETODEFEND -- (EBECA ELLEN METTS, his wife, and and \ HOW'O — 4 '4~ CAPTAIN EASY end MARTHA SEWARD, Wife 1. I I - .vs- A / i - . - . I SAMUEL H. WAITE and . a - WILSON, his wife, JOHN E. FOX Wife i . . '~ I / 0. wife A P CONNELLY JR and his wife, THOMAS Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish: Nov 23.30. Dec. 7. 14,197) , L ' I .. I. , ., - ~6 _______ . Plaintiff, EBENEZER MFTTS 00 . c • FRi - CONNELLY. By: Linda M. Harris 19 .. / .11, EIGHTEENTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DIVISION C In re the Marriage of - __ ___ I it . A : . _, - 1 &* , / i 1 .11 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Cl No. 73-1654 BERGDA. INC.. a Florida con CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida / ,' to PETER E. MILLER. her husband, 0EV $63 ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thereafter; otherwiso, a default may be entered against vou for the relief demanded In the petition. JAMES SEWARD - r '~__ Box37iLForestCity,Florlda,32751, lIst. 1973, and file the original with the Clerk of thiS Court either before service on Pelitionersattorneyor immediately il41-- - ] DEV-182 *rittcn defenses. if any, on HAR- OFvllb I by Heini&hl & Stoffel th, Publish: N. 30, Dec. 7, 11, 21. 1973 commanded to serve a copy of your - ,-- - Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the pr ovisions of the Fictitious Name States, To Wit: Sect ion 64509 Florida Statutes 1957, S: Shane Glencannon are Washington. D. C.for acertifIcateof FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, public convenience and necessity FLORIDA. permitting the operation of non stop CIVIL NO. ?3-1445-C. auto train'service over the main In Dissolution of Marriage line of the Sueboard Coast . - BUGSBUNNY name with the Clerk of the suit COUNTY FLORIDA been filed against that you aand r I' ACTION NO 73.1645 JORDAN MA Publishf Nov 23, \. 1 County. Florida under the fictitious name of QUEST MOBILE SER- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 149 C.F.R. 1100 250) in Ex Parle No. SS (Sub No 4). Implementation. teat I I nvironmen!t Polic y Act )V69 340 I C C tIl 119121 arw otes ts may Inc lude a statemen t I o IMlicob is hereby given that I am vnfi.-4 in bui,in"t,al 1990 Howell Gall IN THE CIRCUIT COURT treqf, Aopaa, Florida, but wbOe pilcati.m. it will not result In an adverse effect on Ih# quality of the human environment. In accordance / - named In that petition and you JOti'4 1 I and VICES, and that I iend to register To JOHN FRANK WALLACE JR said opinion of the applicant if the Commission approved the ap by Lorry Lewis I ,, ,_~~ WE Ii~AS THEA1 ALL DRAW STRAWS ' ~), ' ) I , ___" - FICTITIOUS NAME hOTICE ___________________________ - - ______ and JEAN DRENNAN, his wife, whose resid ence was 1304 Commission .• ,- Sanford, Florida Publish; Nov, 30, 19?i DEV 170 Plaintiff, November 1f73. Commerce ". o - City Clerk of the City of IN THE CIRCU ITCOURT OF THE 111th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND County , Florida, this 20th day Of h day of November, 1973. ___ ' H. 14. Tamm, ir tht Court al Sanford, Stmonole wose name and address is SMITH. AMIN, YEA14 'WHEN HEHAS ~ of fhe City of Sanford. Florida CIOrIda 377) = __ ___ Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish: Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30, If7i THE rRONX SAVINGS BANK, a & LOWE, Attorneys of Low, In the r Ga -c . COACH; TO CUT THE SQUAD, /HE DOESN HAVE THE Sr HEART TO DROP THE / WORST PLAYERS shall have an opportunity 10 be corporation. 4(ff JR. and JAMES & ) CLATTER with BIMO BURNS heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission WlTNE5Smyhandandthes.aIof Ftifida C - IS TOO sonS desiring to examine the same I of ______ I ... DIVISION: o t AND any eff ec t of the reques t ed January, A.Or 1974, present to the Commission act Ion on the auslity of above styled Court on or before the mIable Circuit Judge. Probate the human environment, It any such Florida 32707. and file the original In 211st day of December, 1913, otherDivision, Seminole County, Florida. effect Is alleged to be present. the default and ultimate the office of the Clerk of the Circuit her Final Return account and statement shall include Information entered against Court on or before December 24th judg men t vouchers as Executrix of the Estate relating to the relevant factors set It?]. otherwise the allegations of the for the lief demanded 3n of LUCY DePRIESL deceased and f or th in Ex Perte No 55 (Sub No 4) ComIalnt will be taken as con Petition, said time, then and lhtrt, make applicat ion to the said Judge for a i31 46) Any person oPuoSid to this WITNESS MY IHAND and OF This noliceshatibe published AL SEAL Of said Court this 20th final settlement of her ad appikation should advise the each week for four consecutive FICI f N ember 1973 ministration of said estate and for clay Commission promptly with an - s n the anford Herald. -tan Order discharging her as such. original and Six Cop;#%, and Wind a DATED this Nth day of copy to Mr. Eugene Kerik Garfield. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr till. Clerk of Circuit Court November, A.D. IIIII13. President, Auto Train Corporation, (Seal) S Bernice Murphy Seminole County. Florida rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Executrix Estate of FIV: Joy Stokes Clerk of the Circuit Court LUCY DPRIEST Deputy CIer handled without public hearings Of Seminole County Fra STENSTROM. DAVIS& McINTOSH unless protests are rece, ved which ALBERT N. FITTS Attorne for E*ecutrlx 210 contain Information Indicating a Cnarles H. Glascock a'ii i 104463 Publish: Nov. 30, 1913 DEVil) OFFICE 0 -- -- DID 'IfOU rL I 1____r I - - W h -1 — - - Int 0 '' --- PUBLIC 4) A copy Shall be available at The Ofl or before Sa nford Florida underslened will, on the 3r d day Of ' I .A Chicncø 4 '\I of the City of FINAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the indicating the presence or aence .. ''. I - \, Jerr heard at said hearing. 4 _-_ , 1,~f 9 r / F ,=i, , HIGH AND W"E L, . jj.' ______ office of the City Clerk for all per. J Ch Company beqwe*n Sanford, Florid and Louisville. Kentucky ThiaI application has been assigned •4 '/ By., Cecelia V. Ekem, Depuly Clerk Kirk Plaza Sanford, Florida 37171 Publisj,~ Nov, 9. Ill, 23. 30. 1973 I UCY DPRlESi i or one) ' ' 4 .t e EXTENSION OF EIGHTH STREET TO MI 7 (MEDIUM IN I 0 -, INSTITUTIONAL DISTRICT TO PROVIDE FOR MOTELS AS A Seminole County. Florida 110 E Commercial Street IN PROBATE NO. "ifs In re: Ettaft of (Vo t ~ , T lowed up bis bidding A - H1 five diamonds- Thig quietude by leading out ace, j P to 9111IVkhen a four disking and jack of hearts and m,*ad call would not be passed that when South had drawn shows mild %tam InL"rst, Dr. John A. Zacco * YOU, South. hold OK J 65 V A', DENTIAL, Arthur H Beckwith, Clerk of Circuit Court Line TOY LEE SCOTT Railroad Company and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad e%lii` A I III1A 5AI.t- WW CAlat BE FORE THE CL" 70"WAR P A ' North 1# 7' fA • a A Grous T14EKE )E ~ WVA LARE ~1 THESE RELATNES' AgOUT Th; 7T~ Lit GIN' ,` EXCEPTIONS OF HIS AIN'T TO EVERYE' A . / /I y -.7 /14 -41 ,— If CAMPUS Dove rh. . f— AW40Y. V11,ANTr AN'WAIT FOR DINNY IN / THERE I -_ ___ -I -1`1N , 1/40 11P -~R I0 ' - BUILDINGS, AND FURT14ER AMENDING THE USE PROVISIONS OF THE MULTIPLE FAMILY RE SI- Address Unknown the terms upon which you will be -2 6 rectuired to surrender possirss;on to AUTO TRAIN CORPORATION, Petitioner. -) WITNESS my hand andtht Seal of hereby gives notice that on the III the above Court this Ith day of application with the Interstate November. 1913. j by Neg Cochran . tr lrntic with t -- Edith L TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. In the Petition. WITNESS MY hand and official RAILROAD MAIN LINE RIGHT WAY AND PERSIMMON '~ --, il 1, MORE! 30,1973-7A Friday, Nov WE LL GO &ACK VAW7 HMER US ArW - C HANGING THE ZONING OF FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY In re: the Petition of LYING BETWEEN SCL "ch of the parcel% of property. The (Seal) Cou rt will make and enter such Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Order as it deems proper and If the Court finds that Petitioner Is entitled By: Joy Stokes to pwasession of the property In advance o! final judgment, the Court Publish: Nov. 23,30, Dec. 7.14.1173 Pu blish: Nov 30. Dec 7, 11, 7), 1973 a - - by 3 YEACKLE and FRANCIS D. and show cause why It should not b that MARTHA SEWARD as fileda NICHOLS, oo Barnaf I Bank taken for the uses and purposes sel Building, Jacksonville. V EACKLE. his wIfe. R. G. ALLEN Petition In the Circuit Court of Florida forth in the Complaint, or defaul! 12202. not later than December 2ist: Seminole County. Florida, for a and ADELAIDE W. ALLEN, his may be entered against YOU. And JAMES H. COTTOM and dis solution of marriage. and you are 49 You are notified that Pvtiflo M RUBY G. COTTOM his wif If required to serve a copy of your It you fall to do so, Judgment may will apply to the Court for an Order living and If dead their unknown In wrifien defenwi. It any. on NED N be on1twed against you for the relief N Taking on the Mh day of diernanard in the Lomplaint. The JULIAN, JR of STENSTROM' Decomber, 1913. at lujili o,clock nature of said suit being for trust"s. U)ouses, creditors, leinors, 0 DAVIS L McINTOSH, Attorneys for' AM .beforrlhelfonorableRoger F. successors ana all other parties Petitioner, whose addr es s 5 Post For ec losure of Mortgage enDykes. Judge of the Circuit Court of cumbering the following deuribed claiming by through under or Office Box 1230. SerWord. Florida, the Eighteenth JwJlclal Circuit of property situate In Seminole County, "171, and file the original with the against the above defendants in and Florida, In his Chambers of to the following described property: Clef k of the above styled Court on or Florida, to wit: Seminole County Courthouse, The South 13 chains of Wpst 7 44 Lot ". BEAR LAKE HILLS, before December 241h. 1973. Sanford, Florida, of which time and according to Ih* plat thereof as chains of NE 1 4 of Sedion 31, otherwisir a default and ultimate place all parties may appear before recorded In Plat Book 11, Pago V, judgment will be entered against Township 19. South. Range 30 East the Court and be heard on all Public Records of Seminole County, (leu Railway); the South 13 chains you for the relief demanded In the malfws properly before the Court Florida. of the NE 14 WnI of West line of Petition. so that must be .Jefermlned before the Sanford grant Together with the following WITNESS my hand and official entry of an Order of Taking. In It South. e30 East (lessW7 61 equipmeI Stal of sald Court on the 19th day of cuding the jurisdiction the Court, hains), Seminole County, Florida, I Bradford Air Conditioning Unit November A 0 1973 ~ the SuffiCIVVICY al the pleadings, (electric) and the South 13 chains of the East (Seal) ether Petitioner Is properly .17 chains of the West 7.61 chains of WITNESS my hand and the met of Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. ex ercising its delegated aUthority said Court at Sanford Florida this NE 14 of Section 31, Township to Cl er k of the Circuit Court OFFICIAL BALLOT flOW home, you find all koes smoothly, otherwise there at 8EING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Seminole County on or before that Legal Notice , OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Or* hefebY required to file your answer with the Cterkof this Court, data. which defenses shall show to serve a copy thor W upon the what rishf, fill@, or interest you, or Plaintiff, and or Plaintiff's attorrivy, 0EV-isa , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. and to Serve your written defenses above en titled cause and that you upon the County Attorney of Publish; Nov. 30, 1973 CITY OF IFIED 3l2W5t First Street " Pelitiort in the office of the Clerk residence Is now unknown. of the Circuit Court In and You are her e notif led ied AQUARIUS (Jan 21 toFeb 19)Gooddaytogoovcryour SPA11131 MTERPRISI. A_w,%%, trump You and each of you are m enanded to file written detentes to ___________________________________ _____________ Pau Pan Pass Opening Ind-XV uUL in 4mistIng right of way. _____________ - - OOP ORDINANCE NO II?? hiving a radius of 111592 feet, (Seal) thence nun along the arc of said JAMES MARVIN DRENNAN. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., curve through a central angle 9f , al., Clerk degrees 35' a distance Defendants. By: Joy Stok es to the end of cur. NOTICE OFSUIT Deputy Clerk Containing 3161 square feet, (O.W THE STATE OF FLORIDA Pubflsh: Nov. 73.30. Dec. 7,11, 1973 acre) mor,ortes exclusiveof TO: JAMES MARVIN DRENNAN 0EV-US Is PcGttd at the City HisIt, Altamonte office of the City Clerk for all per Spqln Fiora, end are sans desiring to tiamins the same file with the Clerk of the City and All parties in Interest and citizens %am* may be NdpWqd by "we SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) If you are quiet and tactful could South make his con- pattern in The right direction. 4A63 ,N(_--rIh-S1juth vulnerable dlogre*S 4r 23" West, a distance of 1055.11 feet to the beginning of a Curve COnC&v* to the Northerly and 4 action on them just any peclal tent that needs to be expressed +KJ 9 5 3 A K 72 ! 1075 * A 8 id Section 31, thence run South $7 ~ . I I A copy Shall be available at the yet. Do important research work. Attend the social tonight. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Take care you don follow hunch you have since it is bound to be erroneous and could lead You in the wrong duection. Remain loyal to mate. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 2. 1) Loten carefully to what alhes are aymg instead of criticizing and you get far better re sults. Make sure You know the pirpoic of a civic matter, LI B RA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 2 2) Those task s ithead of you may be boring now but it's best to get them out of the way quickly and then you will be able to make more ptogress. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't be tempted to ovetsp,end for fun or you may regret it later on. You have a South decidcd that he couldnt In that case hos UTtI (U) Ii the pvbfiC hearing. which will be Sanford Florida o Lilly Georgia 3105) you ARE HEREBY NOT First Federal Building . 34, Township 21 South, Rang# 30 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR East. at a point 1971.15 feet North of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. the Southeast corner of the N E 1 4 of civil action no. 73.1153 ecelIent citizc an V Q2 •qlo84 4952 k Begin on the East line of Section for final Passage and adoption after 0EV-110 a six-card heart suit ango W nly one sTade, yet West discontented mood and want to mAe sonic radical changes, h ad 0 1 never ma e a peep over but count your blessfn~,s instead. Use More Patience With kin. IF YOUR CTHLD IS BORN rODAY.., lie or the wil] be V!eSt riold cio ther the king of of those overly dynamic young people with boundless energy Make sum to channel this force in proper direction and clubs" _ an assistant, "You heard me nearin may be condinuied from time A -- 4764 ' s ectaa meetg interCed parties may Frioa Statutes 199. - . - K '986 Notice celc;y & s.pcs Ave, Sanford, refidinq on Nowernber 21, it?], " Semiwt# Cvvinty, Florida w0er the 'Oer unw ficiltiiars narro of MITCAIS USED for final passage and adoptlon al"tr CARS, and that I lintend to register the public heari , wnictil will be sai'd name with the Clerk of the MW an the City Hil l at Altimont, Circuit Court Seinof, Coun? Tsdjy th fif day of Fiora ecr nce with the to time until final at, IIEW M =~_ - - 463 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE is $-.tret-,y given that pm Decen brr Z - EAST mlnlMratinn Legal 3o + Q102 4K J 7 . th - NORTH 6 Q 109 a 5 keep me walking the floor CONFL.1CTS AND EFFECTIVE " — F described as follows: d careful at Ali times Study statements carefully. He heard him keppling quiet nights!" Harding died suddf,nly in the midst of the hI a scandals that I-se •.3 RECORDED IN PLAT 5O`OK IL PAGE 70, PUBLIC 0 V SEMINOLE In the City of Sanford, Florida at PROVIDING SEVERABILITY 76th or lying Southerly of and with 3ofeeto the survey line of State Road *A, SeCtion7lSO7, said Surwy line being 7:00 ociock P.M. on December 17, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. 1973.10 consider the adolon of an Said Ordinancewas placedon first ordinanc, by the City of Sanford, reading on November 27, 1973, a By order of the City Commission Novernb*r. 11171. Of the City of Sanford, Florida, S Phyllis JOrdahl H. N. Tamm, Jr. City clerk City Clerk of the City of of the City of Altamorat sprim. ORDINANCE NO 120) That part of: SUBDIVISION, PLAT BOOK 17. PAGE 65, PUBLIC RECORDS OF 16 shall have an oortity to be public heard at said hearing. DATED thIs D. The unknownassigns.wc cessors in Int erest, trut.ei, or any The SEw of the NEI.,a Of the NEIA By order of the City Commission Section 31, Town ship 71 South, of the City of Sanford, Florida. 9 Range 30 East, (Except the East 25 H. N. Tamm. Jr. feet therW) City Clerk Commission Roam in the City Hall SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to JWY 21) Fine day for WIN trouble with my enemies ... But my damn friends . - Whi te, t hey' re the ones that AS ,~VJJ_ ~___ - ___ - - EASE OF1~ FELLAS! OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY 01- SANrORD, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that a, Public Hearing will be held at th Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 O'clock P.M. on December 17, 1971. to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida. title of which is as follows, Address Unknown DUSTRIAL) Of STRICT YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED A CCPY shall be available al the Public puoses the fee simple tItle office Of the City Clerk for all per. that the above named Petitioner, to the parcel ascri bed below sons desiring to examine the same. JACKIE LEE CHALLIS, has filed a IOC&Itd In Seminole County, All parties In Interest and citizens petition In the above-styled Court for Florida: the adoption of the minor child shall have an opportunity to be LOCATED IN BROOKHOLLOW Notice is her eby given that a Public Hearing will be hold at the Public Hearing will be hold al the Commission Hal: In the City of Sanford, Florida, 7:0D o'clock P.m. on December 17. 1973, to consider the adoption of an Ordinance by the City of Sanford. do"In Proceeding% against you and each of you seeking to condemn for hi0er-uPs today. Not a good day for starting new projects. Sho w others that you are about an accident or other misfortune today, SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS ~_, . Z _ n - - --1-. ._ . __ . - .. . . -,T PLAT BOOK IiL PAGE 70, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIDA; ANDALLOF THAT CERTAIN 14 T TEM PORARY UTILITY EASEMENT ____________ ________________ - ' World Almanac note& Author William Allen White In his autobiography iquoted the following remark from P i dent [larding: "My God, this EASEAIENT LYING ADJACENT TO THE NORTHWEST BOUN. DARY OF LOT 14. BLOCK A. UNIT I-A SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING WANDA G. BRYANT. Wit&, Respondent. NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: WANDA G. BRYANT SEMINOLE COUN7Y,a political WITH NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING CROSBY ITS INTERSECTION AVENUE. RUNNING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION WEST TO ITS INTERSECTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY WITH ALHAMBRA AVENUE. Publith7 Now. A 1111173 to - talled,neofthemost corru pt TAIN 14 FT TEMPORARY to handle. Use the direct approach in going after your aims. - -. ., chances but good for quietly retrng to your study and to work out a new plan for the quarters to . on both top and bottom and put them on the bed lengthwise - __ - - , __ ~ -__ — .~- -1 -_-1~ I - - - ALLEY FLORIDA. The DIVISION OF AD MINISTRATION, STAT FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF city future. Show you are one with companion foruna1e. ortunat e. 5esy OtC 01) YOU lfltUiuOfl. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You need tual dance so that you don't make radical changes that you would later bedspreads and pillows that are too large for her with the , ILC other than the extra large regular shee I use such sheets . 11 ___ own king-size bed. We have never bought anything for ours For Abs oáIe 'mow to Have a In Weddlq." __ from the Carroll Righ ter nj1, DEAR POLLY - I am answering Isobel regarding the 1 - ___ _t t - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO, 71.1 -C In re: file Marriage of ROGER D BRYANT, Husband. Petitioner, No tice is hereby given that a subdivialon of the State of Florida have filed a petition in eminent CHAPTER 14 OF THE SANFORD meeting Inter,st.d parties may CITY CODE, SAID AMENDMENT appearandb.hea,dwlth rew,c,,o ADOPTING THE SOUTHERN the proposed Ordinance. This STANDARD HOUSING CODE, 1973 hearing may be con from time REVISlG, PREPARED BY THE totlmeuntllfinaladlonlstakenby SOUTHERN BUILDING CODE the Council. CONGRESS. A copy of the proposed ordinance I \ . shee - -#?.r .--- __________________ TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION seal said Court on this 6th day of OFANORDINANCEBYTH CITY November. 1973 SANFORD, against the parcel land described below in Seminal. County. F lorida, _ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Springs, on Tutway, the lath day of OF' SANF ORD, FLORIDA, Decembc, 1973. at 5:00 p.m., or as AMEN DING SEC 14.1 OF sow thereafter &S poI Al the '' - never think of that. Thanks for letting me sound oft. of evil Is that good men do lub • We are all human and subject to I forgive business firms for that but my pay the extra when the package is delivered and they you illon't knew. ask wbere you shodd register. "AU Ilkat Is - SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. OSTA DRIVE, FROM 1973 CARROLL RIGHTER'S ~0]1;;M OIM I ... m _______________ Pet Peeve is t hat h i e fat ail o sendd enough or I postage pos ge for something ordered we,get billed cents. If th ey make a mistake in postage e have to C0NTIDF.N"nAL TO MY READERS: D=1 fbd yourU toeUb1e to vote because u "fo" to reester. U -- ( against you for the relief demanded - B. The unknown husban Wivtsof any of the atin ve inOjyidul Respondents, C. The unk nown bun, devisaes, legatees and grantees of the above. named Indlvidval ReiPondents wto Persons and Parties claiming THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA, MORE __ Julia 0ro Roule 1. Box S NOTICE OF -A PUBLIC HE RING having any interest or claim as owners, mortgagtts, judgment Creditor% of Ilenholders of, upon or FLORIDA CHANGING THE NE OF A CERTAIN STREET IN DEV-,?? DEV 9] Other Par fits Claiming by, through, or against any and all of the above. flamed ReWondenti and ag ainst all held In the City Hail of Altamonte them in the dark for a certain a ks ,ke ' wer iCflu till uU, i uO no•t .1a1 wou ld l ike to force som e uUauS aflu hope someone can e, rn S DECEMBER DEAR POLLY - As a child we had a bowl of narcimus , Abby . It really — Florida. title ol which Is as foillows! FORECAST FOR with the bulbs covered with pebbles. There were seme ifl DEAR PEGGY. CIder It . ____________________________________________— e. ' !, ORDINANCE NO. 11206 a PIGGY A k ti r r buyer T three weeks. Once In a whlle he used tobe, Pass this on to your reade - - quit swearing In slips u uses a dirty _________ - - dollar. He r _ put a qua AM when he used a rea-Ily DMTY word, I fined him a -1 01 . rd 1mm e City clerk of the City of Sa nford, Flo rida Publish: Nov. 30. 1971 Sanford Florida Publish Nov 30 1973 one of those individuals who in early life will want to h elp others in cseo way ima gi nable, which is a fine trait, provided it is done sensibly. The right gu idance and schooling could result in a great religious teacher. Give cultural advantages and don't neglect sports. "The Stars impel, they do not What you make of your life largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Fomicast for your sign for December is now ready, For your copy md your bhdate and SI to Canoll Righter Forecast (name of newspaper), P.0, Box 629' Hollywood' Cali f 90028. — — — It has been 32 years now, but ,At stil.1 remember. . H. N. Tamm, Jr. AREA Florida. Said property is presently Sanford. Florida (Lake Howell Branch Boad) Maitland, Florida of the City of Sanford, Florida. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the research wo that is vital to your future IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or e will be 63 that It IS better not to send sympathy carris for baby. an OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, AN. THI 1973. to Consider the annexation of property described as follows: Lot 10 of M. M. Smilh's Sub divislionof parts of Sections 26,27.34 and 35, Township 19 South. Range 30 East, according to Plat thereof recorded in Plat Bock I Peg. 55 All parties In interest and citIzen shall have an opportunity to be heard a? sad By order of the City Commission ORDINANCE NO. )lN FLORIDA i __W SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiff, .~v I~ L __1_V. JUL IA HORAZDOSKY, el al., Defendants. office of the City Clerk all r sons desiring to tyamin# the same. - __ 49 ew ho we felt, and sympathy cards ro the last thing anted -- - _4.-ç . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A good day for CITYOP DESCRIBED HEREINAFTER IN expansion and becoming a more successful and active ACCORDANCE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, WITH THE FLORIDA PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 13-420, ind ivid ual . D iscuss your ideas WI SSOC LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1913. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO views. Show more devotion to loved one. A copy shall be available at the CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Keep busy at whatever office of the City Clerk for all per. PROPOSED ORDINANCE has to do with property management and finances. Make sure son* desiring 10 examine the same. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All parties in Interest and citizens NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by to control your temper. as p shall have an opport unit y to be the City of Alt amonte Springs, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Come to the right heard at sold hearing. Florida, that the Council will holoa decisions when making plans for the future, Daytime hours are BY Order of !he City Commission Public hearing to consider tinanct best for the so,cial. Home is your best be( tonight. of the City of Sanford, Florida. MOnt Of Ordinance No. 277-13, en. H. N. Tomm, Jr. filled: PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Take the right steps toward City Clark AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY # your highest aims during the day but take it "sy tonight. Do of the CIIIii, of OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 41 39 46 stillborn child. You said it was. e Isagrft. e wai s n he finally arrived, he was StUlborn. Our faraily and friends _________________ ---------- — WEST OF DEPOT AVENUE TOMI 3 (MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL) DISTRICT A copy shall be available at thr Florida. title of virtiCh IS a follows! othcr study U Cl1 'dl iii1 II LII 36 - 37 VACATED LEMON STMEE T AND SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Work Around your home NEXING TO AND INCLUDING today and make it look more charming. Listen to the Ideas of WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA — T THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN 26TH PLACE AVENUE) (WYLLY AND ordinance by the City of Sanfor d, happiness and more opportunity for enjoyment, but take can __ 24 - I1 22 DEAR ABBY: You were asked if It was pr to send if sympathy ca to o had had a full to . 1fl,o Consider ?he adoption LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Morning could bring 43 -- ?- ORDINANCE OF THE CITY All parties In interest and : : R OALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN shall have •fl opportunity to be Dissolution of MarrIage and OU fØ DING ORDINANCE NO. heard at said hearing. 10?? SAID ORD ND TO 1 UANcE BEING required to $eVS a COy Of Y ou r The and By order of the City Commission written THE ZONING REGULATIONS OF it any. on J . THE CITY the Cy of Sanford,FiodLthIs CHRiTOPHER 'p Ay OF SANFORD. j1. r. parties who are residents of the whose ad. FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT State of Florida, whose names and 121h day of November, 1973, ~I.dren Is First Federal Building, i12 ADDING A CATEGORY TO THE 1. places of residence are set forth as H. N. Tamm, Jr, Wimil First Street, Sanford, rlor-'da, CONDITIONAL USI: PROVISIONS far as &CefIiinae by diligent City Clerk of 31771, and file the original with the IN THE , MULTIPLEFAMILY march; t cc y ClcckofIheabovestyIed urt on or RESIDENTIAL DWELLING Decem ber, DISTRICT TO PROVIDE FOR Tax Collector Pubth: Nov. I67 3 Dec.?, II, 1913, oth erwise and 1973 VOCATIONAL Seminole County Courthouse ultimate judgment will be entered CHANGING THE ZONING OF 7:00 o'clock P.M. an December 17, tonight not to lose your temper with close LICL and vufJgv to lying about It. chine -- n -. Lega otice NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Public Ifearing will be held al the Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at HEARING mLI'IN THE AME OF THE STATE or OR DA FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT 0EV-114 future. Be wise and get a good rest tonight. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) If you handle your aIfrs in a most precise way now, you can get ahead In your field of _ga of ice PROCEEDINGS AND NOTICE OF Public Records SemineCounIy, DINANCE NO. 11144 OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE City Clerk Publish: Nov. 30, D.c.?. 1?73 In the City of Sanford, Florida, t dcavor. Do some entertaining at home tonight. 19 le WIIHOLD MY NAMF free to molest other children while you are beIRS unjustly punished. My ad vice to you is to co nfess in nocence to the W ' - - The Sanford Herald otice ,NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Commission Room In the City Hall 16 DF-AR WITH: Anyone who would molest a child It sick find !n d if trr ,fn'r'!t \!(hO ou meint well,u l! -b=TP_ - - ! , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA : ; '#CIVIL ACTION NO, 73-1519-C DIVISION OF A0.1AINISTRATION, STATE OF: FLORIDA DEPART. MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, AN ORDINA NCE OF THE CITY RD OF FLORIDA difloning system. By: Onnit R. Shomale in the morning and devise better methods or operation for the N SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE important shopping now instead of waiting until later. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Find a better TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION system for handling your af(aus more efficiently md then OFANOROINANCEBYTHECITY OF FORDFLOR IDA. show appreciation to an expert who helps you Keep happy. Notice is her @by given that a LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Discuss policy matters with allies Public Hearing will be held t the will probably be released, but my cou5in will have to sem ~_ 7 _ T -,-- ~ -.----..-.-, . . v_ ~~, , --- . . -__.: - :. __ - ____________________ ORDINANCE NO. 1l7 GEMINI (May 21 to June '41) The morning is a good time to go after the data you need. Use cue in travel. Do your v ,OIh Drive, Longwood, Florida beginning FRIDAY, November 30, 197) PROJECT: DESCRIPTIONrltlons Removing and sidestep this situation adding new partitions In existing ARILS (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) The da)tlme is best for happy building. Adding 6 * 12' n relationship with do important cmnds addition. New air TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Morning best time to get on the good side of a bigwig and gain the favor you desire. Much care in motion should be exercised tonight. 556roupot 1 (ctorlune argumentative influence that could be costly. Use self-control the morning. Stay within your budget. 25 ~ Ilejk % 26svirrlm)p 2BrtnI'srIh I7tulberrbjik GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime is fine fGr deciding upon a new plan of action and now outlets for the future. The evening brings into "pression an b(;lot : me BID DATE! DECEMBER 10, 1973 TIME: 10:30 a.m. PLANS CAN BE PICKED U P AT ftom the Carroll Righter Institute S 3t'r tneII 351 rath6Tr.inm(tc4 SIIfllCflI 7(.errnjneii 4)I .k'ioIh.gir AObec Ufluilding DO"% I Feminine FLORIDA I 10WK OfE - K-V II 1'ans i ' I7 htcUui VIM DEAR ABBY: I am in prison, but please don't U)' where I pleaded guil t y to a charge of child molesUng, even tho I was Innocent. I did it to protect my cousin from the I - -- egal F ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing will be hel I &I th: . Commission Room In the City Half in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on December III, 1973, to consider the bdopfl,f)n of an ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, 11110 of which Is as follows: 1111 CITY HALL ANNEX LONGWOOD, III - 63 Makrl4ti' svilible 34 Smill bird~ Belon g ing It, ca.s Thslt V. Nm St. Inc. 2kI ki10., \ 60Prrn;i etc CARROLL RIGHTER'S 1:-7 G. ,nIIu.n. 34HedInd By Abigail Van Buren - 11-11 iaIcril r i)s'tnt .. tID I... . ( -7-4 - 44 S(rccl in Ii Etnoliorul k piiso C I'73 W &= rephe'. $7 Compell ing protect tn . . in seeing I(yj(rh 4f) Adjlet I I. i I I.Mvidovi, suffil ItI " 13 G reek god of 43 E'Icingated lith wir 49 MAle child 51 Bitheltirol 14 Large pulpit 1.41A 4 I Jh I 15 -- - Vega% 53 Homitling Nevadi ibbt I to I Used Inielling II ~ __ HC __~~ -I n -. L NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING :r I -.--.- FrIday, Nov. 30, 1973 _________ i ir - ___________________________________ - ____ I rn-n I . I " �W __-,Ii,~: _ ~ I -.- 7_____ _ 1Z_:_Wn~ _ - RA-The Sanford Herald t , - - - . -- - - - - - -- - -- - - - t W I* ., . . II .4' t A P king S . Testimon A WASHINGTON (AP) The 0 From Top Presidential Aide y S no objertior to IIaig' , Highlights J, I ; j, ! iJ ~ ! 4.a Mlfi .0.1 TV Time Previews . . Ll '* !. S I . CBS CALUCCI'S Claus, starting with Kris Cold Blood (rerun) Truman OPEN ip A. M. Tit 2A.M. agent who leads the in. presented tonight. The strong all sparktl by the death of his DEPT. The office staff thinks it Kringle. The voices are supHwy 17.92 Ph. 831.9321 Capote'as award-winning vestigation. This is one of TVs cast includes James Mason, brother. has Found a gold mine in Elaine plied by Mickey Rooney I Mile South Big Tree, Longwood as chronicle of the murder of a better shows, even though It Agnes Moorehead, Fusco. She plays the market Santa Claus, Fred Astaire Margaret 9-9:30 ABC ROOM 222 as Kansas (attn family and the was filmed In black and white. Leighton, David McCallum, DANCING th pretend money and the the narrator, and Keenan Wynn subsequent capture, conviction • '1ismateJ Maker" Alice Leonard Whiting, Michael records show she is making a is the Winter Warlock. Original an execution of the two killers. Johnson is in trouble again, but EVERY TUES., FRI., SAT. 9 P.M. til 2 A.M. 9-11 NBC FRANKENSTEIN: Sarrazin, Sir Ralph Richardson this time It it's not with th e fortune. The stall puts up real songs were written by Maury The two murderers are played THE TRUE STORY (PART I) and Sir John Gielgud. Whiting school authorities, She has a Country - Western Mt'sic money and, as every horse Laws and Jules Bass. Cocktail Hour by Robert Blake and Scott The first part Lunch Served of this four-hour stars as th player knows, betting with e young doctor who student's father angry wi th 9-11:40 CBS THE CBS WilsonandJohnForsythefsthe movie version of Sp.m. Tit lp.m. lla.m.T112p.m, Mary eventually becomes possessed nke-believe mnne :nd the Il[)•tV (;j r Mon thru Fri. 2 Hi fl,i 1k -ic-c !r ;tn flt:ran ,f Inv't jth ell tl tle uf rji life. It Is it"d thtii are two diitetent ~ JI things. .a -a_ Ww (;oL1)L Sl'UON AWARE) () I -& 8430 NBC SANFORD ANt) W IN N E R )NGrady, 'he t Sta r Boar1-1 der" The Sanfords discover ffff that two's family, three's a pain ~ I in th neck. It comes about I IN when Fred talks Lamont into Town PUSSYCatS EDDIE S FRIDAY (44) Celebrity All mj)9f (24) Washington (9) Tarzan ta king in a boarder, Grady, I Bowling -'U.t C4,ij EVENING (13) Peter Gunn CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST 9:30 (6) Bob Newharf played by Whitman Mayo, for Week In (44) The Munsters APdDflPsESr STEAK HOUSE Show the extra money. Then they Review 7:00 (2) To Tell The ReWw4liong SI QYING COMPLETE DINN(QSUNTII AFTERNOON I 10 AV (44) Buck (13) Calucci's ens $11 HC'. discover the place isn't big Truth 12:00 (2) Jetsons 10:00 hWY. 17-92, North in FERN PARK (6) Department Miss Teenage (6) Hogan's Heroes enough for the three of them. (6) Everything's lMT(pTAIpyrp4y rc,Hy,y America (44) The Bold CS LAMPLG'-41LI LOuN. DI NING(; (9) Lucy Show Archie (9) eo (2) Girl With Lawrence Welk (13) 8-9 ABC SANTA CLAUS (13) Movie (13) Delphi Bureau Something (24) Chan ese Way (24) OM1NG TO TOWN ( rerun) Electric Com pany (44) Wilburn Brothers Extra (44) M j Squad (44) Lost In Space 10:30 (44) Porter Wagoner This is an animated musical (6) RoIl Out 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon . 17:30 (2) Go 11:00 (2) News (13) Movie tale of the myths of Santa (6) Disney Golf - 11 Television -t -I - Compromise On Pres iden t F (9) Hollywood ____ ___ Squares (13) World Wheels (24) Wall Street ____ ____ _____ _____ _____ ________ - _____ - I (6) Walt Disney - ) -.. Golf ClassIc Quartet 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Movie (9) Room m (24) MasterpIece I etective Belli -1 ' 3 'I - -1?- I (2) Dean Martin (9) Billy Graham (13) Love American Style 10:30 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Dick Cavett (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Midnight rThe Dragon c - - í Special - (44) I I News 2:30 (9) All Nile : SATURDAY (6) CBS Children's Film Festival (9) NCAA Football (44) Combat 130 (13) Peter Gunn (24) Electric Company showdowTi in tho House. The proposed new debt ceil- were told President Nixon tin' of $4757 billion would rewould veto the measure if it pl t'e the $465 billion limit that contained any vestige of the will vanish at midnight tonight. original Se nate riders. Otherwise, the legal top will fall Rep Wayne Hays, D.OhIo, to its permanent $400-billion chairman of the House Admin 7:30 (2) Lassie Olympic (44) Chaplain Of 8:30(2) Inch High Private (6) Bailey's Comets (9) Yogi's Gang $REDORD TOGETHE (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (44) Rev. Don Stewart 9:00 (2) New Scooby Doo '3 LAST WEEK! LEAVE THE Movies (9) Super Friends (24) Se-same Strcvl (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 9:30 (2) Emergency (13) Peter Gunn COOKING To US, T rR Ir V.-I .4 V ..~_ 4= ~ I .I 00 __ - ~ "- IV __11 ___ ____ "M 11 - --_ .-_r__ 1-1 _~_.__ - 4 W--A. N, rorl , __ __ P U00 -_____wrtr~~ - - W ~_ ~ - _____1- ~_-,~"I -__--V-ft VS .I I ; 1 ____ - -- - God's Freedo"n 10:00 (2) My Favorite Mart lens (6) Favorite Martian (9) Orlando THE __ _____ FTC - Parade (I]) Movie - i:G'O L t 1.00 2:4 12,50 0110'S HOFBRAU r HAUS LoIJngOpe n m Af_rt 2 7i6 10:30 (2) Star Trek 0 ':Z id. I --, / - 4 11 it C~I_:, i_;---*-.-.;r- - -- -i - f I "A I -- -W. "*i . ll Have Our. _____ _____ T1 I ___ $149 P US - --- ill • II 41 & )$ -' 'd2 JP Chimp tnt CPWYSW . F • S - $ Menu changed Daily . ~ . - I ". 1 KING SIZE 6 OZ. KlNG • ) Manhattan or Martini 75~ s-b 0 FULL COURSE Rolls And Butter - - -- - -- - - _ Chrysler Cuts Production - - - - - (DINNERS ,off ____________ - ____________ - T - - - - - II I_______________ -- - - _______ , im - "u" -: - - - # -PiA'% ' -- _______ - , r- , " '--T-' Nixon Considers Rationing iot - we-01 ___ -: - r ;%;, ____________________ % . '. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon is meeting with energy advisers who have been studying whether gasoline rationing, higher gasoline taxes, or both, should be Imposed. He scheduled the meeting for today with his Cablnet4evel energy group. Sources said the energy group is leaning heavily toward recommending rationing, but Nixon is known to consider that step a last resort. - _______ g' - White House Hits Probers shiny day they got together for a coat grooming session. WASHINGTON (AP) -The White House has resumed its attack on the Watergate special prosecution force. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler accused the force of "a certain amount of ingrained suspicion and visceral dislike for this President and for this administration." Ziegler * 11s 25'4 31 7 $3'-s 42's $3 - Do. Chem (asjod Ea, Alt Lim P,pCo W1 3(9 I Ti 478 Wt 479 ii. 319 139 70'. iO-' o'. 319 iS's 148 (49 149 31 2044 31 04 PlC Goodyeat Gi.'Ød 'wsu IBM $ntHIg'y TAT 34 3 414 31'. ($ 309 201 1 30"i Jon Liv 13048 *30 20 219 219 309 318 71 77 Kraft Co 79 14914's 359 359 5] 5] *155 *11 (55 1) 4'. (4'.. *4'.. U s.U, . 1134 &', ', e*. g - q 17 11'. 35 RWSII Ra-wlori R'.-nln 1 78 I,Oew Marco. MoadCp MmM,M MbIO Monsan NebIic* (7%-, 109 (59 (5'-. I$'30% 304 309 Wo Upw List 43-, 42 's 34'.. 34 s)'. sa *59 iii 41 55 StOilCil 5tOiHrd It,wns 's w. a's 4' *2's 31'-, 35 T*uco TriET, "1" 34 ii 151-s 159 319 3715 u,,'.c i,, 1*9 it'. ii's 30'. UnCarbId. 32 70's 70's 30'S Ut'0,ICaI 3(9 21'.. IlL. 449 44*, s'. ri 15'-. 151. 5'. Unroyal U.N. Officials T ry Talks Resump tion •a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for negotiation of a wi thdrawal same thing. U.N. officials are working to to the positions along the canal Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, br ing Israeli and Egyptian gen- held on Oct. 22, the date of the eased the oil squeeze on West. crab back to their desert nego- first U.N. cease-fire. ern Europe. King Faisal's oil tiating table after Egypt's repminister, Sheik Ahmed Zaki Israel claims the posi tions Yamani, told a news conference r'.tsentatlre walked out of then were too fluid for determi- in London that Britain, Spain talks. nation, and the negotiators and France will be exempt Israel's negotiator, Maj. Gen. have been discussing a general from the addi ti onal 5 per cent Aharon Yariv, said he thought (llsengagelilent of troops. Israel cutback in Arab oil production the talks would continue. And has been reported willing toPull planneo for January because U.S. officials in Washington back to a line some 20 miles the Arabs consider those 159 (59 158 w,.,,.,, 51 0% 30 n n's said they expect the Arab-Is- east of the canal, but Israeli p 241'. 319 319 41.43'. 479 WIPINOI 37%-. 17 31 coun tries friendly. He said AfriP-*t_ Natoistut 71'.. w. F 09 *39 13*,1 WooIwrth 30 raell peace conference to open newspapers reported this week can countries that broke rela. 411 1 AV . art oti. FOrd M U's irs u's X.eiCp 121 In )21's U'. (I. II'. Po'wwv Ford McK U'. oP's 44 in Geneva in mid-December that Egypt was demanding a tions with Israel would get the even if the Impasse in the desert line some six miles farther same exemption. is not resolved, back, returning to Egypt most U.N. Secretary-General Kurt of the Sinai desert territory The Arabs exempted the Waldheini said the Finnish Israel captured In the 1967 war. Common Market countries commander of the U.N. peacePHNOM PENH (AP) - pony of government reinforce, lions in the area, The officials in Washington excluding the Netherlands keeping force along the Suez Khmer Rouge insurgents ments south of the hamlet The loss of Vihear Suor left Canal, IA. Gen. EnsioSiilasvuo, said the Egyptian walkout was from the 5 per cent Dece mber routed the government garrison Thursday night, but they were the government only two small was trying to get Egyptian Maj. part of the "ups and downs" of cutback after they issued a Joint from the village of Vihear Suor, unable to fight their way past positions in that general area (;en. Mohamed el-Gamasy the long process of negotiating statement calling on Israel to 12 miles northeast of Phnom the Khmer Rouge. east of the Mekong. A Western back to the table with Yariv. a settlement. They said even if withdraw from all occupied Penh, early today after weeks military attache said the Yariv and Gamasy resume ne- territory. The oil producers cut Today Cambodian air force of siege. Khmer Rouge now will be able An Egyptian spokesman said gotiations, they do not expect a back their output 25 per cent More than 500 troops and ci- fighter-bombers were attacking to collect a sizable rice harvest Gamasy broke off the talks general troop withdrawal to be last month and said they would vilians were reported dead or Vihear Suor to destroy equip- and also has unhindered of Thursday because Israel was arranged until the Geneva con- reduce production an additional tiient the garrison had left tiemissing. the Tole Toth river from south evading implementation of the ference. Arab officials at the S per cent a month until the -Soldiers who escaped from hind, and six C47 g'mnshlps were of Kompong Cham to the Me- provision in the Kissinger Arab summit conference in Al- occupied territories were the outpost on the east side of attacking Khmer Rouge posikong cast ot Phnom Penh. cease-lire agrecirient calling giers earlier this week said the returned. the Mekong River said the Khmer Rouge attacked about 11 p.m. Thursday under cover of a mortar, rocket and tear gas barrage. The garrison's assistant commander said 200 soldiers and Elections for the new city council will be held Dec. 4th. Think before ISO civilians were lost in the you vote? initial attack, lie reported that All candidates must realize that the future of Lake Mary Is dependent when the Insurgents reached on a well thought out, comphretensive master Zoning plan the garrison headquarters and hospital they shot 57 wounded Until this has been accomplished and approved by the city, lets Ott started toward that goal by locating and cleaning up our soldiers in the hospital. parks for the Immediate enjoyment of our citizens and their families. Other officers from Vihear Suor said about 450 troops and Any haphazard zoning to approval of a master plan will only benelit land speculators, and leave Lake Mary with a can 01 worms to more than 300 civilians (led in tangle froni the village and ran into an ambush about halt a miiile to the While weare planning for the future. let's all work toward impro ving what we have. south. They said the crowd panicked and split up, heading At the present time there has been no action taken to improve the southeast and southwest to get facilities that belong to us and we have owned from the beginning of Lake Mary, around a Khmer Rouge village. Many women and small chilI am sure that Charles R. Smith is the man for Mayor tjat will work to dren were reported drowned in improve these parks and take care of the necessities of Lake Mary More going to ether things. 5tr1t1 en d bicycle paths ior our the swampy marshes that surchildren's enjoyment and safety should be among the tint thingS that round Vihear Suor. out city undertakes Helicopters landed a cornElmart 7)'. 73 2] *0 *0 *0 71'. 71', 7$* 47') 41 119 USSlpst WfltgEI added that be regarded Leon Jaworski, who succeeded Archibald Cox as head of the force, as "a vtry respected man, a fair man." 47 ITS 44's 1e'.s 31%. 31%. 31%. TW(GI( l's II'-'. 551's . 109 bbs 4 St 14 159 iS 309 30', 309 StdS,-di kro0*r Krew 5 7S'i 7$'.4 414 419 119 .. (4l 4 111'. S44fryR ($9 SO 53'. ?s 9 4011%4014 Ti (I',IS'S 211 2('s 2$, 44 9 P Li9gMy LoctHdAIr 4d a39 4' 319 719 II'.i RoyCCota 30. 30. 304 $(RPQIP II'-. II •" koflPap 3M 345'. 345 We SISCIPLIn 21 34's 21 S.srR Will 11 21 ScuThCo 40qc,i. Kal*AIm 17'-. 17 ($F 1$9 ($9 %5' GultOil *41-0 *41 4 IS'-. '.0* 1014 '.479 I 571. POtrO4d ProctOm SO'e S0 GooIch hit U U 44 POMor 24'. 34's 34 P!illFl 335 _I 239 VS WI 311 321-s 77'S War In Cambodia Flaring - Let's Make A Deal! Share Some Holiday Happiness Euttoni 0WJ Will give a discount with each purchase if you will TRADE IN a good Item of clothing your child has outgrown. In turn It will be given to the children of The Little Red School House. DECEMBER 18th We have a lovely array of Christmas Gift's for "The Little Your life I Boys ____ IIIIIIIIIIIIII so LA Y AWAY - - People" in Girls . Infants to 6* - FREE GIFT WRAP MON.. SAT. 10 to ki30 FOR XMAS.-FRI,9p.M., 2640HIawalh.Ay., Ne xt Village / - - y z Rosa Ph - 3 4120 prior _ '-"- --'- S.. i€rat'ii -- Sanford Inn ill - DETROIT (AP) - Following In the footsteps of industry giant General Motors, Chrysler Corp. has announced January plant shutdowns to trim production of large-size automobiles. The nation's No.3 automaker said it Is extending the weeklong Christmas shutdown by three days at two plants which turn out large cars. Chrysler also said four smail car assembly plants would be closed three days to allow a balancing of parts supplies with another plant converting from large to small car production. About 26, 000 hourly workers will be affected by the threeday shutdowns, spokesmen said. Workers with a year's experience retain 95 per cent of their pay during the temporary shutdowns. _______ -.,--' V,4i _'* -L' - - .fte *- - - voters of our $995 ()run Comw Ed corw Can Oshlo Air Eason Frntoni .4 -- - Caro p, 21'S 21-1's 1-1 Serving from -- - - 5:30 until 10 P.MV/ wm595;____ .. ... . -- S.H.-l6 - )I Vote Dec. 4 for CHARLES R. SMITH for Mayor - '. CLuO" - -- -: 4._ ____ 31%.319 319 KEEP LAKE MARYI LAKE MARY 1340 & Ou.iE OPEN flAtLY-- - 1' 7,', 241's 249 RalstonP IS'. 35'. 5'. RCA %'. coocoo DAILY I., BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON ;- Setio1? For We Sti LUNCHEON SPECIAL SvrIin . Sanford __ j 57'4 57 7l' Cyla e.m 5t -- Vegetable, Garden Green Salad, I . -- - - ffo #";-fi,e--,,-_-*Jr-=_e~f 70 30 30 04n oo$ts *9 *9 19 G4n Mifli 2254 Am A$Qr1 Am TAT ftabct w B.,I d 5Qc DON'T MISS THIS WEEK'S 4ParkAve, Ph 37) - IV fM a- (24) Sesame Street House Of Steak '1!. p - WMDAFJ - $& ç:'-;-'i fl:içjrjy SAT. a SUN ONLYI Mithat zrk z.M$ YN wfthfIr!N EI J uii - (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood 11:00 (2) Sigmund (44) Wally's Workshop 11:30 (3) Pink Panther (6) Josie And The SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE 4_ DINNER -- Ain ' . 50 -- -,- - ' Gen Dynesn U's 479 47'.4 Con Oot )* s 109 lO' Go', 1.4 El Am Idi Am Can - ALL DRINKS ' Ranch Cut Sirloin Steak E Tw. .a Succulent Boneless Steak Aged To Perfection, Broiled To Order And Served With A Baked Idaho Potato, Sour Cream And Chives CAN (24) Electric Company (41) Ernest An1 (6) j -- - P. M. to 7 P. M. DAILY 4 Dance to your favorite tunes from 8:30 p.m. until ??? And to add to your pleasure enjoy our 1 ¼ OZ. Drinks for .95 Riue' R wst LUNCH (6) Jeannie (AuffATs flATUff AT: Lp?i AND HIS BAND I EAT Christmas Hour P*4 tI*R '8P1IIilQ -: HOTaCOLD ALL YOU i l. Alcoa Am AlvlIn HAPPY HOUR : Buffet (44) Unshakte .1 Sound" By- it EAT Join Us At "The Sundbar" For - 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) The People Of People's China Bourbon Street $ - 8:30 (6) M-A-S-H (13) Paul Lynde Show 9) Bugs Bunny STREISAND -- (6) All In The Family (44) Boxlnp From (6) Fllrutstones 1ri News (6) News (2) (44) Wrestling Bourbon Street 8:00 (2) LidvilIe ' I 8:00 (2) Emergency (4-4) Chaplain Of The Country-po!itan I 7:00 (2) America (6) Hee How '6) Amazing Chan And The Chan Clan (24) Sesame Street FIATURESAT 11 - M4Thy stoc$i ftsØ Low Lest AkJWA - -- --- - -- - - Noon Stock Report Re *1111 RPi( Auburn (44) The tJntouchab!es 6:30 . - -: - promise Thursday as he vote early next >ear. emerged from a strategy sesU nd er present law, presiden sion in the office of house Hal nominees can get federal Ii ____________________ Speaker Carl nancing of about $21 million but The meeting came alter the may elect to use private gifts instead. The Senate proposed to House rejected, 341 to 54, an original Senate-passed proposal wipe out the private option and that called for public financing require major-party nominees BET YOU can' t figure what these polar bears and to use public funds. if presidential in Copenhagen, Denmark, are up to. On sun- tiE* YORK (AP) (9) Alabama vs. (44) TBA Mass., announced the com. could be offered for a I o:oo(2) News (6) News (9) ALL I/KITCDTAIKIAArKIT LI V L. LI'4 I LI\ I tII'4lVtCl1 I llN .1 P_... I.,_- - '- . :01.r - TOGETHERNESS IN DENMARK ' 2:30 (6) Lange Cup (I 3) Movies (24) Electric Company 3:00 (6) Walt Disney Golf Classic 3:30 (13) Peter Gunn 4:00 (13) Movie (44) Movie 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (9) Wide Wor ld 6:30 (2) Man And 7:00 (2) Flying Nun (6) The Flintstones Cartoon Carnival IMMI'la - (6) Sounding Board (13) Movie (24) 200111 - SenFdwdMKennedyfl. prngn reform legislation that Friday, Nov. 30,1973-18 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) -The U.S. Pioneer 10 space probe has revealed that Jupiter, magnetically speaking, L an upside down planet. 11 you could fly to Jupiter with a compass, the compass needle would point south instead of north as on earth. Pioneer 10 was about 2.7 million miles from Jupiter, traveling at 36,200 miles per hour. Controllers said the 570-pound unmanned spacecraft continued to perform flawlessly, returning data to earth across 54)0 million rnili's of space. - __. -, ____ .__ _SM~_,;~~_ __ - LiNk Movie (44) Movie tL) ___________ Movies Football EVENING Semester $10 1:55 (9) All Nite (6) Southeastern Environment a Chicken 'n Dumpili Choice of Two Vegetat 2:00 (2) Movie Almanac (6) Summer istraticn Committee, said his '2 lb. Chopped Sir OR I , lb. Western Steak I Two Vegetables slog hill, several sources said they EVERY FRIDAY EVERY THURSDAY . .-. -.-.. --. J Hot Bread & Butter (9) Movie (44) All Night (6) Christmas Is 5:30 (2) The Explorers MORNING 6:00 (6) Grower's I I. Basketball Of Sports 5:00 (2) NFL Highlights Movies F EV1RYTUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Choice e of Two Vegetables. HotI Bread & B utter 11:30 (2) Maryland-UCLA 1:00 (2) Soul Train (9) Adam's Rib Is Com-ng To - (6) News (9) News (44) Night Gallery 11:13 (9) News (6) Movie Theatre (44) Rock Concert 9:30 (2) Brian Keith (9) Santa Claus - (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (9) High School Football Roundup : v . S c% (24) Rower Kellaway o N - News Classic Prevue Race - .I- _____ - -- - Jupiter Upside Down . \, iS1Ii \*t, I & wmgresiunal CJUIpaIgILS. I A1 Democratic leaders Generally, Kennedy said, a /j in VV Congress have reached a plan to double the current law's compromise to work for public income tax checkoff provisions PIj:1.- 0. flnandng of presidential but not would be abandoned by the of congressional races. Senate as part of the corn- ' -.i-Senate approval was cx- prom ise, and ha ndlers of the "•'" rI ; pected for the compromise legislation would work toward --';/ campaign finance rider aboard keeping sections covering " a bill fixing a new temporary pr esidential primaries top on the national debt The While Senate leaders were ' i ' mote would prompt a new hOldrng private meetings on the J ME I - NEW YORK (AP) - In some areas of the country, heating oil costs have risen more than 25 per cent since last year. Even compliance with President Nixon's suggestion to turn down thermostats by six degrees won't make up for such large price hikes. 'Ile amount of fuel W you save is not going to make up for increased costs," said a spokesman for the Massachusetts Division of Standards. Demos Reach * ' - - - Oil Costs Soaring : I i .9 13 P, 84:30 I - timony a . . - - National News Briefs that they could Jeopa rdize the by Rose Mary wis, -A statement From presiclenspecial Watergate prosecutor's ppearance, that the only the President's personal secre. Hal Press Secretary Ronald -Jaworski's request that Si- life of a Foreign agent and a staff wan ts Gen Alexander N 1woblem was arranging a time. tary, and J. Fred Buzhardt, Ziegler that th rica have the Watergate tapes Central Intelligence Agency op. e special pro se Haig Jr President Nixon's P That was expected to be White House counsel color's staff has "a certain in his possession copied and eration invclving eavesdropassigned aide to testity at a f ed eral worked out at a conferen ce in to the tapes case, amount of ingrained suspicion have the Four for which the ping on Soviet leaders, Inhearing on the 18-minute b gap n U.S. District Judge John J. SiDisclosure that flalg would and visceral dislike For this White House made no claims of cluding Communist party chief one of the subpoenaed rica s cham bers be fore the re- testify came during a rapid-fire President and this adminis.. execu tive privilege turned over Leonid Brezhnev. presiden tial tapes. sumnptmon of testimony today in series of Watergate develop. tration." immediately to the grand Jury House lawyers in. ope n court. inves The last witness at the tapes ti gating the Watergate ments at the courthouse and dicitedit e close of Th urs. -A suggesti on from special break-in and cover-up, he aring Th ursday was AlexanHaig's name cropped up elsewhere that included: ) sess on in court that there frequently this week during tesWatergate prosecutor Leon Jatier P. Butterfield, head of the -Indictment of Dwight i -The Associated Press Federal Aviation AdminisChapin, former presidential ap- wocski that all White House pointments secretary, on tapes be turned over to the learned that the White House (ration, who had been the White charges of lying to the original court for safekeeping. Ziegler has told Investigators into the house official responsible for termed that suggestion "just activities of the plumbers unit installation of the tape system. Watergate grand Jury. LI I !. -I - The Sanford Herald 0 - 1 1;: ~ II - - Friday, Nov. 30, 1973 . Ii :, - Us AM A& I ..-.r I- - - Pol Adv ptd for by Barney Byrd _'=___1J_-_----_ --=_-- - ----------------_--_--- -_±-. -_-__- =-=-- _----- r-_______- -i - --=-=------ --= - - •- - - -: - -- -..-- - :- -.-=--: - - -- �- ---- I 4 2 B— Th Sanford Herald - ___ -. -- . - .-.. •.. -,- - --- - . .• . . .• = = •. - -' -'=- -------.---.- Friday, Nov. 30, 1973 CoUnting On Owens, McCuIIum Sports By J RICHARDS Herald Sports FAitor When Seminole Junior College's 197374 edition f th Raiders basketball team treks to Fort Pierce Saturday night [or an 8 p.m. encounter with Indian River Community College, the outcome will rest on how the shorter local team keeps its composure and its effectiveness In stopping the Pioneers board strength. So far, the Raiders, who are 2-2 on the campaign, have done well on the boards, beating their combined opponents By Dan Gilmartin Dave Johnson In Town ' Alan Myers of the Key Club out at Seminole High soring guest speaker Dave Johnson at the Kiwanis Club luncheon this coming Wednesday afternoon. The date for the occasion is Dec. 5 fcc the book and the place will be the Sanford Civic Center at hIgh noon. The Atlanta Braves second sacker has really been in demand this season for two reasons first, setting a new home run record for one season for second baseman (43 that broke Rogers Hornsby's mark of many moons ago, and secondly because he Is the teammate of a guy named Hank Aaron who ;lppcars ready toseta record of his own Television Is not my favorite sujbect - to say the least - \k,r(l .1 nri' th , . . ..',, ___________ • - • • - ç 1 - - should - - . - - - for -- ,-_ '. W - C V At By DAN GlI.MARTIN in the chamimpmonslup encounter, week. ('lements an be nwvcd to the Herald Staff Writer Corso could be the key to the forward spot where he John Zeuli is the leading '11w Sanford Seminoles open scorer after the first two - Seminoles success this season if he able to handle himself in their regular season this tests with a 21.5 average. Zeuli he comes through in the good fashion. For right now Saturday evening at Hill hitononly6of l5attemptslrorn rebounding department. Thbe howeverthealiround athlete is l"Ienmlrmg gym against the the floor in the first night for 12 nientor Joe Mills listed his trying to get the kinks out from Colonial Grenadiers at 8 p.m. points. however the next time primary concern before the the football season and get used following a JV contest. around he proved his worth year as lack of height. II Corso to a round Instead of oval ball. ('noting into the contest the pouring in 31 poInts to lead the can neutralize the board control If the "every other year" Seimminoles are better off than Seminoles to the title, of the taller opponents thIs year pattern is kept out at Seminole they have been in the last three ippearing more consistent the locals could be very sue- then Joe Mills and his charges % ears. The locals sport a 2-0 however was junior John Corso, cessful. are due for a good year on the record as a result of their The Seminole's post man was Another hope for the hardwood. Thanksgiving Tournament strong on the boards the reboundingchoresjssenjorj1g0 Twice Mills has done victories that provided them Sanford live and averaged 19.0 Clements. last year Clements something that all other Tribe with their first "Turkey for the competition. Corso hit played the center position as mnentors failed to do — win 21) 'l'ourney" in three tries, for 20 in the Eau Galhie fray and the Seminole five had a 9. games, lie (lid it after "off" The locals have had very 18 In the Seabreeze game, 17 record. At 6'l Clements is no years and last year should little trouble in their first two giant but held his own against qualify in that category. inother important factor itInr 'l'he, dumnp4d Eau the i'rihc's :tamtmnt five i litck tiIanv 4 J)pCnt;', th cun• The: Ju:r v;Irtt) '' ill opcn alIac by a 64-44 count in the ltussi. The Sanford Senior siderable size advantage. theactionSaturday at 6:30p.m. opener and then walloped joined both Zeuli and Corso on This season, with Junior and the varsity is scheduled for Daytona Beach Seabreeze 74-53 the All Tournament team last Corso coming through, 8 o'clock. - - RrMs '1t, (' i I" A • I, Dec. 3 in Oviedo will not see Division H action until Dec. 12 when they travel to Orlando for a battle with contending Valencia Community College. This season marks the first time in the school's history the Raiders have not been listed as preeason favorites to take either of the two State-Playoff bound slots In the tough division. Valencia and Lake City share favorite honors with the Raiders listed as only "outside shot" possibilities. Crawford has been most effective leading the fast beeak offense and getting assists on the Raiders' new-look offense, a free-lance type attack. Ills 17 assists leads the team followed closely by guard Michal Williams who In almost half of Crawford's playing Lime has i assists, Crawford, who was the top Raider foul shooter last season and ranked fourth in the nation with a .900 frcrn the charity stripe is again leading the SIC free-throw contingent - - c'rth .ItChLng. 'hip contender for national honors this year UCLA andanothercloseofle, Ma land, will battle on the tube this coming Saturday. ' The Raiders, who fell to Polk and Palm Beach after l by topping Florida College 88.76, have had their trouble with taller teams, but Head Coach Joe Sterling thinks more game experience may give his "bigger" men the opportunity to develop enough to stop taller teams. double figures with a 13.3 average. ____________ UCLA And Marylar.d On TV Tribe ,wnr J1fl(lflr ('nfln,n uniI I hon nn,1wlphk,a Iha P%SIflJfl fl ItMIlll4 U? 4 'b" "b' '-'"b 4I? IUj guard Gerald Owens, however, Is the second best Raider rebounder with 29 missed shots taken in for a 7.3 average. A line 29 point production against Florida CoUge moved Owens' season average up to 21 points per game, Friday, Nov. 30, )973-3B Opens Home Against Grenadier Five S With a fine 2l.of-22 tries for a .955 mark for more than 10 attempts. Tossie, ['at Rutherford and Steve Bukowlecki all have perfect Ireethrow marks for under 10 shots. McCullum's garnered 38 rebounds for a 9.5 averag', while Forte who has one-half of a game less playing time ts 22 caroms to his credit. Both big men strike for more than double figures, McCullum hitting a 14.5 average and .500 from the floor, while Forte Is good for a 10.8 tally a game average. established himself as a clear dominating factor under ti'e bucket, Against the Raiders, Indian River is expected to throw its 6' 7" Ed Bennett, who led the Pioneers In completely stopping the Valencia Matadores 55-48 wIth eight rebounds, live blocked shots and eight t.al1Ie, Facing Bennett will be a combination of 6' s" center Robert McCullum, who served an able apprenticeship last yea.' on the Raider second wilt, and 6'S" forward Joh)' Forte, — ''ffer a The Sanford Herald Raiders Trek To Indian River CC Spotlight hut th' vI::! rred -- - win poor - w-. - .: . _':i- . A i'AIR CF SHOOTING STARS ON ICE dunno if they should be talked of like that though. - UCLA has now won sevei (yes 7) consecutive national championships and hae not lost a basketball game in two and a half ,i -irs Tlw) have a fantastic 75 game 1nnl,g streakgoIngthatdoe.i'tappear(o, vulnerable—but if any college team can break it Mar)Iand is a strong --.---. I I . 'i L p ---- 'j f -2"J -- . • • - U ou have cablevision, or a friend who has it, you can catch the game this Saturday at 31:30 p.m. on channel 44. Keepaneyeoutforthi5statioflthey.iUbest.jr quitea few cage niatches that will deserve top billing ' 'k • - Just the other da) solr1eone with an "inside track" gave me a hot tap on this annual pigskin skirmish Indeed, according to the tipster the peace treat) will be read to sign before the smoking of the ritual pipe - at least FSU would probably prefer it that way. .. - . .. •• . .-. mat of fact nvke that the l.a.st two The "Raiders" romped to their second straight Greater Orlando Catholic Jurior High Soccer championship this season sith a record of 18-3-2. That's not bad league. John Sierputowskj, a good Irish lad, led the ll booters in the scoring department wIth 16 goals — very high for that number of footsie The All Souls squad was coached by Ken sm Howie Hawkins and the team was given individual in a surprise ceremony called by Father William Ennis this past Tuesday afternoon In front of the entire student body Congratulations on a job well done, -- -- -- , _tjc_ w- 1- ; - - ' :-Lc CARR SWINGS INTO HIGH GEAR , ,.n . . • h • . m - • I ... • MIIIIt(!+ Ull IJ I PJfkI' It II flP heads are better than one" and regionals. gridiron game for the Oviedo forwards and wings. has earned about equal playing and is expected to see plenty of the Oviedo Lions will put It to Brant.ley's attack will be set time with Acheson Adair, action. This year the prognosis school because of having only the test when they step on their appears to have ri1uch the silme one kidney. -________ --. —. home court this Tuesday results from the cage season as F ootball and basketball against Wymore Tech to open the Lions are blessed with three however arc very different the regular cage season, returning starters. games and the 511 forward is ________________________________________________________________________ The two heads for the Lions Topping the list is senior Leon being counted on to assist will be Head "co-coaches" Cobb who, at 6'2 provides Patterson and Cobb with the . . . —' Dave Miller and Qiarles Webb consistent rebounding strength board clearing duties. Brunwho have been cronies and and is rated a top outside , dage Is returning from last year .*,-— -r. it opponents for some time. Both Cobb was a regular starter last when 1w improved considerably ________________ _______$ . lull frona the same region of year and his experience and and was used as a starter more 1T1 ='-=! ' -• . ,. -• Yvest Virginia and pla)ed skill should be aluable -- - • -i —thanhatftheseasonlortheohl( ___________ against each Other in high ' ___________ (l€nfli Patterson, 6'4 and 'chool "i______ I school and with the other in only a junior, started last year' Itobbie McCall will start In k. -- . college at Concord College in for the Lions and ranks right the backcourt for Oviedo and i -. J- j'• Athens, West Virginia. • [ along with Cobb in both the brings a year of varsity cx' As any cage fan knows the rebounding and shooting penence with him McCall saw a4 .-_. _____ roundball game is a hallowed cats'gories, Patterson may even some starting action last year, ' . L! 1 subject in the hills of West have the edge on Cobb when the mostly toward the end. His . 'tid - .: ' . 'I Virginny and the state has two are compared defensively quickness makes him a threat • . provided both the college and --but either way it is a close todriveanytimehehastheball More Kudos IIatfIrstyoudofl'tceeJ_then try ugain, Uyou don't succeed that time then don't give up. That appears to be a motto the Seminole High basketball team arid th Iills seem to tt . The local five finished second In their Thanksgiving tournament two years in a row. They fjj into contest the third straight season and this time they romped to the wan Congratulatic*is to tuie m1e--ani in cidentally —if you want to see the local in action start out their regular season schedule this Saturday night the Mctru Lonfcreme member Orlando Colomal in the iemmole High School gym for • pro ranks with some of the call and is rated by his coaches as a gaines greatest stars. more than adeqiate outside "Both t arc 1 vu shot, Roth Miller and Webb have to,e,e prospeth, SItu CUt' ia' urougat bear experierici. in L. ,,,, (iule orowuy t ueu to uave 'iluer, I lit) cage minded state to Oviedo are starting games too but for the and evidently it has paid off, very close in their abilities and tot two years It has been for a Two years ago the Seminole should help the squad out the Junior s'arlsty due to the cagers , agdtrAt , w. ,. , I .;' - -- . , - •-' r - . - 1 - • - -T " , \ ).,.. '.'.-' Both years they won the dual mentors are planning on Junior as a natural athlete and Orange Belt Conference for tate coming campaign is only needs experience to make regular season crown and did Cuariton Brundage. Brundage him into a bona fide star. the same with the District titles the young man who was cut Both Webb and Mllcr are optimistic about the coming season and feel their club is 7''- - :'' t c ,, . #/ •. • •!',t.','.'L' -, . t. •• , ,' - ( -.-41 _ ; ________________ - O/fiv 'i ,), I( ' 4j',h.M J "4k. Takes Aim At Disney - .--- • / "c t - iAl'i ',' /. — a. •. Baby-faced John Ma- three rookies l — w. Referring to the Jamboree LIi tiiI adtuii, Millir tid he really Nate Storks, couldn't tell much because of - L. ; - -. - .- - _____ 'WI/IlL •. - . - . .. - -' * • . -• - :' • - - •• •• * ----------- - - A - ii / coach Thursday night but the Association game. [X)ifltS ailter three periods but results were predictable. In the American Basketball blew it open by outscoring the l'liil Johnson saw his team Association, Kentucky took Kings 37-19 in the final quarter, stay close for three quarters Meimiphis 102.92 antI I)enverde- Rookie Mike Bmrnton came o11 before falling apart in the Final uiated lidiana 127-ill. (It' bench to score 10 Ix)int_s in period and absorbing am 1 .Jihnsn, who has been an as- the Four.hi period and wound up hoating at the hands of the sistant with Chicago for the with 26 on the night. Charlie Phoenix Sun.s. It was tIc' ninth past three seasons, succeeds Scott added 20 for the Suns. straight loss for the Kings and l)r,ff Young, who succeeded Nate Archibald scored 24 dropped their recoril for the lint, ('ousy when Cousy quit. points md Jwunv Walker had season to (39 \'ouang got's back to being an fi for Kansas ('ity'Omimaha. I It i Jai A I aI R e SU 'LN'1j1j AINO. 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Si'cls Pria MIs I,,.' miss is $ 1011 Ovi5Il ft II $46 $1 prI,(? u ns'i. a. 0ll O*vt- (4 I Ult $4 a 425 7 ION 'SN I 1v1i lams (7)) p,rf,t. IN CPM1 P.,$ectaLIlU$$ _________ u.t• i" A't.a __________ - Aua 14 N 27$ I N t " D.a95T Ov1a.'a 115TH ii,' In Receiving MIAMI tAP a Paul Varfield celebrated his 31st birth. dii) WC(lfleSda)' with the knowledge hit' is no longer Use number one Ixth..s target of the Miammn I)olphins. The four.timne all-National Football I .eague choice into Monday night's American h"ootball Conference game with the I'i(Lcburgh Stuelers second to Marlin Briscoe in pass regoes $a!i Tw,4 . 0$ would reduce tEe flu be of runient. only ('hilinpion this tournament contest to Orlando Bishop The nation's energy crisis Lost on adr,ainisrators in Anaheim bt 323 Pcr ccnt Mahaffey, who looks much has had, is at 141, three under Moore 17-li. doesn't stop at your neighbor- and the subject is being studieti )OUflj'er than [us bears won hi next 1? md Just hut t "f the Camt time for the (ontist hood gas station or sour liin 'n er,il lronLs It ic dut. for ,it r fr j , ' r if thv tell us w' in't I tii Wtiaort Teili and room tlkriatotat k tt a ciarsor extminlnition rnr than a rimuntlt ago in the at night ball because at the dec Arnold P;iliiwr. I.ee Trevi:1o, ()viedo is scheduled for 8 p.m. It's likely to reach beyond the baseball meetings in trical power drain S.mLirm 1ni1 t ri4il fruit %t I'( w c' 'I x P1 and Jflbnuis 1i' at th Oviedo gm this coming right into sour recreation tame Houston next t'k And ins four immkr.par 68 in Jer irt not u'mp' tmna' in Lbs 'lusday night The next action and our occupation with 1st "said Cithin ( r 111th ,presi ti'c Baseball, of courie, could be c!eat •'hmll !Wt'('e?% iieather i';IVe hii U.. !:'l 'Vl'Y.t If t[' ) ('itt iI th : t . til l ' flTJ d ;jxft. , t,'ip!'.•;uI-r tljrecti iiffi'itu'd hecimue MI I I I i I I I 'From 'I hmI' •i 1UslfleS t' I n r staflupoant, F or ex4iiiupk, with ga .lini an mnan gaines ire pla)ctl each lb iii haue, unJtr pir aid a twostroke kad F ;rst raritI leaders Crit I featuring a JV, VrIst) (ontest short suppi) ou might chooso season at night with flu) p ) uUtlfli, in tt race for thu 130() first Jones sitd Lirs artificial the (II We ice fell off umtIi the nightcap bnng played tij use your quota for more mi lights py our th p.o Ji fits Ii iii 73-14l, ,nd by 1' TU and Clearwater portant trips than a ride out to it.aljnsur hit 1-aliforma AngeF fl The group at I3) included Lou Wise went to ut 7 Eu? 144 %1,j( e4d dr Hi1 aIkia Christian. the ball park to watch the lo.il nounc'c.'d :lias week that they baseball," Central Division 10 9 526 12 11 .522 1 $ 16 333 Atlanta Cleyciand Houston 7 15 .316 4', ---- 347 N 2 III) N - IIII , 1$ 1 limit Warfielti, who has t'Iailned virtually all of the club's receiving records since being acquired from Cleveland Four years ago, as still the most mm'naicing fIgure (or oppos:ng iicfenikrs, Seven of his receptions, including uric wltich -overed 45 yards in at 14-7 'thanksgiving I ):iy victur over I)ailas, haive SIVIHTH Devil. M.riI iit•s "I $ i,,, Ol*,,1, isi) $11 N p.rfcta 045 III, 1$ ____ Itais two. And Warfield's average gaits t _ - Midweil Division q 20 4 .1)3 - Milwaukee Chicago DetroIt KC - 17 6 i39 3, 12 10 .515 ii 6 19 240 14', Oma Pacific t.os Angeles Golden SI £4. .., - = - .r -- - . - a$tle - ' • ' . - iS 7 662 13 7 650 I 10 12 455 5 Portland - . 1 Divisløn . - - 'i.!-: -. -- 9 17 346 I P,oenl, I 6 16 77) 9 Thursday's Games POV1iX 119. Omaha 99 COy SttC 119, PnrtJ,ij ! Friday's Games Capital at Buffalo Philadelphia at Clvelar,d _1 - Detroit at HouSton at Chicago ______ Boston at Milwaukee Kansas City Omah', i Angel PhOtnIZ at PotIar -s - j.'! - r en _______ . - 5,. -'." - --- •-- ._iil ' - - '______ __________________ -- - ______ ______ ______ - iTi ALL SOULS TOP SCORER AND COACH JOHN SIERPUTOWSKI receives a trophy SOCCER COACH Ken Soistman is State (Herald Photos by Dan Gilmartin) attle at Capital Houston it Cleveland Detroit at Los -- I Aussie 'Captain Bug.' Sits This Davis Cup IVlatch Out I Angeles _____________________________ r Pro HockeY - Standings THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL East Olvitlon W I T Pts, OF GA 16 1 2 34105 Montreal I) 6 7 21 16 Toronto 517 577 79S1 PlY Rangrs 10 7 6 26 $4 67 Buffalo 10 10 I 21 6$ 72 Deti-oit 9 fl I 9 P ;tind 1 9 7 15 19 65 . S II I ii 18 F'u,t,,ilt,a Division ii 6 2 21 60 3S II 7 1 76 61 9 S 7 75 64 43 Atlani,i Chicoo t. iouit n , s i POtS Mine Calif I Angeles 5% ic 7 ii 3 V I it 6 I 58 75 6 II 1 1) 46 75 5 II 3 I) 59 79 Thursday's Games loronto S. St 1ou 1 New York Rangers 2. PhIla Minnr'ota at Vanouver Saturday's Games Chicago at ModreaI California at Toronto N Y. Rangers at St Iis New York Islanders Buffalo at Detroit Atlanta ,it PittSblJr9h Movit'sota at Los AnQeles Philadelphia at Sunday's Games Monlreat at Atlanta New York Islanders at not ir alt-h is 18 airtls, t'0uh1PLmtt'd Detroit at flutfato to Briseor"s 14 yards. California it Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicigo WHATCHAMACALL IT i Warm With A General ElectrIc WEATIIERIRON HEAT PUMP CALL. . 1 .lVEl ANt) i AP ) They iiiatt't, at 2 put. ES'l. Smiiith teaummnj w iLl 22-i car-old PLUMBING & I'alletlhmln "Captain HIgh." lie The second match today in- Erik Van t)ilien of San tIatco, HEATING, INC. was tIC toughest, most convolvi's irtups the clii (as- ('alit., ;iiainst Newt-omnbe and 1007 , SanfOrd troversiul et most successful kmaster's finest pupil, Rod It- Pi'\silJi ltesetmIl 3224562 iii all l)avjs Cu1, captains. Hut vcr, now an aging 35 and winner ________________________________ he appeared to be a lost, lonch' of every major crown in the figure ass Australia began us t:aine. playing Atist'rica's No, 2 iliallt'ngt' of t rit States art', lois, Gormisan, 27, oF s For the most cherished Seattle. I 1mph) lii tennis. Time doubles - locmaiing as the I key Ilwtdh in the best-of-five ''I to get in thu' t'rtt' is suheduleti SaturtIm ,u harry Il.ipmani said, re-tiring to a remimote bakon seat the ieibli stulit''riuris, silt if tli First indoor miiattht's in tIc' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES ('uja's history, 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES 'flit' Australians -- fromis 39sear-old Ku'ui ltnsewall to 29In Mayfair Ladies Golf )ealr-Ohl .Johni Nt'wcomnbe art' :.ssn(iaitjuui actit'ni last week ti: II I lip's boys, but this IS hilt' feature of the week was a tht'y 1 'II haive to win on their own combined low putt won by' the - - WALL FOR SALE! AIIIIIJM I N U M want ,'' '- - SHEETS MaYfair Ladies Take Honors I' 5C - Ati,t,iIj 4, o ¶ICt 3 Buffalo 3. Lot Anodes 1 18a"i Q:.*'I is71 352$ PtK?4 hit $1187. -- Western Conference West AftIY Did, Dsvbie Il-Il $247.7. teati, play. Buttalo oo't,n - nesT, Dt.'n. i#ic 7 FIFTH Ot,i D.0 7: B HAL BOCK . 16 3 I? ii .Sfl 6 10 1) .43S S 6 11 361 9 PhIaIphI1 ,.n iias Panda 1I lfl - tiN 4 A?I. ,l$ø. 17)1 Hi',dl* Warfield Is Second . N 10$ 7 fl$ 446 $ I.'u.1'dl o,,ia lii) $11 $ •II 0 17.1 •• Thursday NIght's Results II N Ov',s*a I) , L1$ p,rss. in iii. s of - ____________ _________ Oviu',&a (-1) $P - sports - /7L&J 'i" "" — 7,' - - 1 Arts-In second pro golf tour triumph for ated from the Tournament Jamboree as any rneasury," the season I'hyen Divisional school an -said Miller, "because e on!) kshed a two-stroke lead alter but still reinuaned very much in Lions outscored Four-A county two rounds of the $150,000 Wait contentIon for his seventh victo- rival lyman by a 13-11 score If J ./' OA/ a_,ç - DeWu, A1t,,Il-M.'cPia O$lai&a il-f) IN 7$ , 7, $ 11$ 7 £N n.s s ParJJrn ,i,'a u's a'sa P,rf,cta I? 31110$ - - lire- Ta- : BOStOfl frv Saturday's cec •t nocto Cleveland at Ne-i. Yc Houston al Philadelç4ia Satfle at Atlanta Detroit at Phoeni* The Kansas ('ity-Omimaha land 11919 in the only other back to being unemployed, fls ' AIIInIIC Division . •PCT. Los Angeles t Portland FOU ITI4. D*Ns SI: tiN 0 . NBA Kings Drop Ninth Straight _____ OAK RIDGE scoring star Earl Carr receives the runner up trophy after the Sentinel-Star Uowl game between Oak Ridge and Lakeland Kathleen The I3ig-8 conference Red Devils blitzed the number two Metro team by d 54 27 score (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eattern Conferenc, Coach Watches Thursday Matinee Resuis . - v more ave-J.w u/%T6Pf, I 'We won't be able to tell about some of the boys unt we get them under the gun and sc t[ through," ' • -: - . ,, - /.' ',, ,ç' - r - j 9A/( /4 /90çf 11Q5' ifF,'FP 7'F.41'4 7,4,4f 4Y 4,v,3 I'/aq fri ______ ' - - Standings - New prove? un By AND\' LIl'PMAN Jacksonville, No. 18 Alabama last year to UCLA's seventh ing No. 14 Houston t GreensAssociated Press Sports Writer arid No. 20 Memphis State. straight National Collegiate boro, N.C., No. 7 Marquette Can UCLA and its center, Hill Arizona, which last year used Athletic Association title, takes hosting St. John's, Minn., No. 8 Walton, get an)' better? a group of freshmen to finish on MLssouri4lolla at home. Notre Dame entertaining Val. Much to the dismay of [us second in the Western Athletic Maryland would lovt the paraiM), Cincinnati at Nuu i team's opponents, Bruin Coach Conference, entertains Illinois, >rcstige of being the team to l.ouisvlllt', and Miami, Ohi John Wooden thinks the answer while Sari Francisco begins its finally topple the Bruins, but travelmn' to iOth-r;ink }'t'ato both questions is yes. defense of the West Coast All. Terp Coach Lefty Driesell says tuu ky "Walton is going to be better letic ('onference by hosting San he doesn't want to be around if this year," Wooden says "and Diego University. UClA loses tonight. No. 12 Long Beach State hosts we have better depth than Penn, an Ivy League favorite, "I'd hate to catch UCLA on Puget Sound, Utah is at No. 13 we've had in some years" meets New Hampshire as part the rebound," l)riesell said. "I Kansas State, No. 14 Houston The testing of UClA's Th. of a doubleheader at the Pa- don't mind catc'ning them when plays North Carolina at game winning streak begins lestra in Philadelphia, and they're fat." (;reensboro, N.C., No. 15 Arm. tonight with the hIruins hosting Jacksonville, an independent, In addition to the UCLA- zona is at Southern California, Arkansas and then fourth-rank- plays St. John's, N.Y., in a Maryland game, other top eon- No. 17 Jacksonville will be in ed Maryland Saturday night. tournament at ('k'rnson, S.C. tests Saturday have second- the IPTAY tourney at Clemson, Other top-ranked teams beSoutheast Conference pow- ranked North Carolina State SC., Texa.s Teth at No. 19 Neginning their seasons tonight crhou,se Alabama travels to entertaining Athletes In Action, vada-La, Vegas and No. 2" are No. 31 San Francisco, No. 15 (;eorgia Tedi and Memphis No. 3 Indiana hosting The Cita. Memphis State entertains Wis-. Arizona, No. 16 Penn, No. 17 State, the final stepping stone dcl, No. 5 North Carolina play- consin-Milw'aukee -------- - -- - Pro Cage By The Associated Press ton, Iowa State at San Diego, Utah at Hawaii anti Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant admiLs Hrighamii Young at Texas-El Paso. he's coining into Saturday's meeting with Au. In the NAZA Division II championships, burn "kind of blindfolded" by the Tigers' new (;lenville, W. Va., faces Northwestern, Iowa, at Veer offense, Huntington, W. Vu. Hut he's been working this week to shed the Elon meets LaCrosse at Burlington, NC., and blindfolds so that Alabama, 10-0, will not have to Langston meets Abilene Christian In the NAIA face the untidy prospect of meeting Notre Dante lhvision i senilfinals. in the Sugar flow! l)ec. 31 with a sullied record. In the NCAA Division Ill semifinals, San Diego "This Is the most important game ol the year University is at Wlttenbvrg, and Juniata plays for a lot of reasons for us," the Crimson Tide hlridgeport. coach says. "We've got to concentrate on winIn the NCAA Division II quarter-finals, ning the state chainpionship and get our minds Grannbling meets Delaware In the Boardwalk of I of anything else," While No 1 Alabama meets Auburn on Bowl at Atlantic City, N.J.; Lehigh meets national television, Ma Parseghian's fifth- Western Kentucky at Bowling Green; Western ranked Irish face the University of Miami, Flu., Illinois plays Louisiana Tech at Ruston, and Hurricanes at night, Ironically, both Notre South Dakota travels to Boise State. I)ame, 9-0, and Alabama are four-touchdown 'The only other action Saturday set's Milliken favorites, playing Bethany in the Boot liii! Bowl at Dodge The oddsmakers have made Alabama, which City, Kan. beat Miami 43-13 earlier this season, a oneLSU and Tulane both will try Saturday night to touchdown pick over the Irish in the Sugar Bowl, rebound from losses. ISU was defeated by' ALsoon national television Saturday will be the Alabama for the Southeast Conference chumtraditional Army-Navy game at Philadelphia. pionship last week 21-7, and Tulane was embar. Other day gaines Saturday — the final day of rased by Maryland 42-9. regular 4'asOfl action in college football inNavy as a 17-point favorite to defeat the Army dude No. 2 Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, cadets, who have not won in nine games, Vanderbilt at No. 19 Tennessee, Florida State at George Walsh, In his first year as coach at the Florida, Georgia Tech at Georgia, Boston Naval Academy, says he'd "rather win this ene College at Holy Cross, Baylor at 111cc and Texas than any other. It's a game we can point to, a Christian at Southern Methodist, game we can get a little excited about." Saturday night contests include No. 8 But Welsh doesn't believe the 17-point spread. louisiana State at Tulane, Tulsa at No. 14 hlous"I wouldn't bet on Navy at 17," he said. all night," Marlette said. teams evened up in mid-season can," the [Irantley coach said, adding he was concerned with "We want to contain the inside play. and their speed on the fast Monty Adair, the team's top the SNA poise. Marlette, too, is concerned break, II we can do that, it'll be shooter, will direct the SNA a good game." attack and tfraw coverage of with poise. "Terming his charges Rivera, while either Mark "If we can get to their big "scrappers" the Sanford coach Bassett or Tom Acheson will men, fluster them, we can :... on his roster get one wing position opposite make a good contest out of it," reaching 6'2" and will go with a Adair, while at guard will be he said, pair of 6'l" low post men, Mike either Rick Van Antwerp or Toby Strober, who broke Into Woodall and Vince Weir who he Steve Odegaard. the Brantley line-up at midsays a good rebounders and Bassett, who has come a long season last year Is also getting an uCLA, Vialton Rangers' Brad Park (right) going against each other in of "Showdown In The NHL" Jan 4 on NBC-TV, Traditional Gridiron Battles Coming Up them," he said, Last season the to be holly contested. "With Rivera outside on the Patriots took the Middies in ciav - ft THE DETROIT Red Wings' Marcel Dianne (left) shooting against the Chicago Black Hawks goalie Tonly Esposito and the New York FOREST CITY — When On the shoulders of Ray Bowling Acheson, Odegaard and Scott .. .. .. :? Sanford Nawil Academ, s or Bob Mer), a pair of Auld are all returning pla)ers, head Basketball Coach Chris necorners, at the point slot while the rest of the lIne-up Marlette brings hLs Middies directing the offense Both comes from a dozen game , here to meet Jay h1oocr's should set equal time Iloocr 1nn1n' junior 'arsit) — agers Saturday MB pm to said program open both school's seasons he's Ste e Hargis will join Marlette also unvieled • find sonic height problems he Rivera at the wing positions another addition to the squad, •. . had not expected until last offering a Fine pair of hands Lyman Transfer Jim %;tek both offensieb and defen Donaldson, a hound cross A summer transfer student, si%el,whlleCoilIns and e1son countr) runner this fall ho -.1 Marcus Rivera, 6'S", as well as have been tasked Ith inside should be a big asset to the ipairof6'2"postmen,Anthony board work team lat°r in the season (ohms and Dave Nelson ghe Marlette feels the inside kill With a six game %1nn1ng , the Brantley Bunch a decided be the ke} to the game record from last )ear, Iloour - - Z'a height advantage over the 'Were got to enntrol the is putting his T"ip1e- five up Middles, but Marlette Is looking boards and stop their break, against a twogame winning for ways to contain the We'll run a 1-2-2 zone defe'ise Double-A team, but both t..arr was one of the few bright spots in a 54-27 blitzing administered by Lakeland Kathleen. (Herald Photo by Roger Hodges) Ti ir!l'I?iII All Souls Wins Again P - '\ ,%.,,, - - • 'b. - ---- - - -- =:; (,arnesville to battle the 6-4 Tangerine Bowl Bound Gators of Doug c y. Tallahassee school has won only twice In getting number three are as dim as Hector 1t11quetoast'a chances of beating Attilla the Hun In a sword fight - next year if not two moreyearsfor the Tribe To make things worse - the major problem at the Seminole village this year has been scoring points — something that Doug Dickcy and liii boys are good at stop. ping people from doing. The Florida dub has relied on the strong defense to pull them through the last four ball games — make that five cue Saturday. - '.. - - £ -i • - &,-z- - Florida And Florida State ___ - captains. Neale Fraser. Ellen Donely, Taking honors for spleninl the runner up position was Nt'.sle has done a as Dossie de Canahl and Peggy jtsb,' harry added, running linger through his thinning u-up- hlowset, Other Ladies conupetion pt'r-u-uloretl hair. "I think Atisfeatured A flight low- gross tr.11la stioulmi win:' winner LAb Robertson along Ilolutiaft, flout in his 14Js and with a low net by Murge Perdtrectur of the Port Washing. SSOIIS, tm. N.Y., Tennis Acadeniy, will hue B flight low gross was IA' just another spectator - Likc'n by Iksssie de Ganahi and EACH Fit Between Sfud'dlns and Rafters) " NON.RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN I CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING I when his fotmer protege New. net. C flight low gross winner roitibe, meets Aiiierlca's top- wasVanMarshandlownetwas ranked StumnSnuth oF Sea Pines, Virginia Simpson. SC'., its the opening singles l 300 N. FRENCH AVE P 3fl2j ___________________ - �___________________ 4B-The Sanford Herald -- - - r -- - ---- - '----- -- -rr- - - - -.. r - r- - -i -ri - -.--W'r, -r - - --. yfl- r- - .---- c- rtWi.vr r itr r- - -- r - -- --- -- - - Complete Your Christmas Gift List From Yuletide Gift Guide - A Christmas Personals _____ _____ 19 FemaloHelpwanted - FACEDWITHADRINK 6 PROBLEM AIohoc%:nonymovs WANT AD Eiperienced bar maid Apply in SANFORD CT MOTEL French Ave 312 575) - iCiOmso0cjar Price I \ I Palmetto Ave .J.!!. I IUM'C °ELTY IUMV tAIAI 'u --- ' -- ___________ - Lt- while Irluhtened femalt and bath Ph 3105601 alter 4pm Call 322 2O3. Fri. I Sat. help wanted in a shOa Carl Thanks _________ 9 7-In Memoriam Unfurnished - - -. - ' GENEVA GARDEN tr will hold mtg. at I pct. for s. so mo. Very clean, - -- corn, lOeas. 5730. Cain Farms, a-SOS a 3) preschooler, and two school sunset 6-Child Care ________________________ __________ i-" / ( - ": - / J • / - Travel & Recreation ______________________- - - / fi . \ 14-Camping esor _______ Ora S Family parks 3515 H 17 Sanford,373 1930; Day. WIi.. Mo. _____ -- - 29-Rooms for Rent - _________________________ - - - - - - - ' . - ______ ADULTS NO PETS - Housed for Sale _____ -SANFORD I JI l - - r Sales. Excellent lob opportunity. xceIlent fring, benefits. 13 - essea 37-Business Property - __I 31-Wanted to Rent 4)-Houses f Sak .- 13-Mobile Homes 13-Lots and Acreage -- 14 R eso S Camping. 4S-Reort Propirty For Camp Seminole. No alcoholic beverages3724120. 18 500 E. A.tamonte Ave. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. --Male - - -Help Wanted pump gas. *.ppl between 76 p.m., Tasty World Restaurant, I-I .d SR 14- . MEAT CUTTER. 1 '' _____________________________ -- - • - ---- - brooms. I bath 1fl,0. 1)250 - -- 17-Real Estate Wanted - -. --- --Merchandise - -- --.- --- - ________________ _____________ a CIILSIIICd ' -: - and huge multi-car carporlI Arid CLEAN3bedroom 1', bath carct central heat-air. drapes, closed * - -. REALTORS F 50 general - Office-Typing, i 1 c i 3 ton, 6 mea. old. 1300. 131-2579 __________________________ ________________________________________________________ -_. -- area 57 Fordw,noow van Trench I living rm,, Fla. rm., dOuble garage Fru,t trees. fenced yard Dinette-lchairS FA AND CHAIR CLOSEOUT-7 Modern Sola sets with solid hardwood frame, ibcks, battery chargers, cat rtgisteri, rest Of merchand Realtors Inc.. ..ot5*ood Tent&Accesscries 125 Goes with thisattradlvelbedroom ) Houses for Sale - - S French Ave 322 IP? AUCTION Consign Call 13$ 02 AUCTION. Hwy. 1793. Longwood, fi t 3 ) Ken 3223112 _______ ________ / AUCTION - _____________________ ANTIQUES Tues Dec 4 7 p m Inside rented Lion's Hall, 1 block east of traffic Ohi, North Holly Ave., Orange _____ _____ - -_' bronze Tiffany type blrdcage candle lamp Moochaum pipeS ____ - \. • lU HOURS tO orful faded g ass s Me ! s child Size salesman 5 Sample rocker, g loading toot kit, WHERE THE CU mirror assortment ot antique II KI glass, china and other antique itemS. Antique consignments lcome. Ph. for reservation and Hwy 436 & 17-92 '' 73sn2, 3)73622 ' ' ' Fern Park _____________________________________________________ small pick-. Phone 373 s200. $ Cam r trailer Mark Ill never or 322-4307 ,_. Bananabike.A.lshape New Tires,15 6 Ph.377-7443a?erl 2 DOOR SEDAN WITH ALL STANDARD . Auto Repairs EQUIPMENT Parts-Accessories Wrought iron JO x 60 table, 7 host, I or 6 side chairs. Custom marble formica top. Also coniole table. 377 27*2 after 6. 1' _I :'i i 3720241. until 5; or 372 1939 after 5:30, ..- -____ ____ OOP4 BALES Auction pr French Provincial end tables Beautlfulconsole pIano priced for 0 Early Aerican wing back ou f- I c-quipped, washer and dryer, extras plus. HOBBY WORKSHOP, also can use for dark room, toots, storage and 'U FALCON WAGONNothing down, take over, call credit Brand New slide in truck can7pers from 15. N World Travel, Hwy 17-97, Longwood. $31 9424 All sizes and models, 10 speeds, Speeds, and standard bikes now GoodConditlon,$25 22 -- - OUQ - --_________________ , Bicycles 58 ., Baby Bed r.. ' ..rr'. For, the beSt by in Americ4n _______________________ lit S Selection of fabri, vinyli or colors, United Freight Sates, 3350 - We traIn you. Good commissIon. call after 3 p.m. 3)7-7439. Organ-Gulbranion isoo Ph66165l1,O*Bity _________________________ REEL S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue COMPARE 1 775 II black 116.93 plus tax, $25 x 11, black $15.93 plus tax, 670* 11, raised wite letteri, 179.95 us taz UI 15 Firestone ite wells, $32.95 plus tax. Baroains on 193.00 Less Than Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan 296.00 Less Tnan Datsun 8-2 10 2 Dr.e 496.00 Less Than Mazda 808 2 Dr. Cpe. friends. Locust, turn left to 14th St., rIght . SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD.' , " - - rin, experienced, good hours good 21 n -- ______________ _____ 54-Camping Equipment Light Housekeeping DeSary AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS to 60-Office Equipment _________________________ request only Free estimate 323 OIL HEATER I WALL FURNACE - Ameriin Wood Products, 1797 24 Business Opportunities convenient to shopping area - - - creage,LotsandLswns 4711443 - , --- , êè--Hores . k d Poultr - - ________________ _________________ . 70-Swap and Trade - F - , Transportation - --__---- - --- . - Sanford for a metal fabricaf on and electronic technician P - IL! F IN .'I1TMENT! Building ri 3 ,ttractive aPts. Will make nice - -- - Sanford Electric Company - SELLING INVOLVED. This business can be ssafled pa timi Experiencedlabcrer MaSonw'k - - _____ Gifts . - - -- Gifts for lOS BUY THE BEST for Dad. DINGO BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES. Gifts for " Care Gifts for the For wide eyed delight Infant ALL out of ideas? Visit ETHELL 3*O H'aw&ha Ay at I? 97 ________________________ . - -. - - - u$72pe1 turn Med Apply ________________ - _ tiowe prayers and visitsdvring my recent illnesS - -- - - - - ______- many acts of kdnei%and 323*299. -____________ Gifts of DistinctIon, Diamonds, Wa?ch. Silver China, Crystal -, EAUTY SALON Bul1dozJi Decoiatlng for the Holidays? Come brands, at the most reasonobi, r1to be found anftere. - UOarding-Professnal filth love I am. 6 p m, Animal Haven Boarding 322 5732. Small Jobs Wanted 322 1338 LakeMary Hew shingles tacked on by square with air or by hand Licensed & s experienced es? ma - Ceraml pinQ results dishwashers compactors Pt ices - ______ ______________ start at $119.95. Get Mom hers for 66 Horses Christmas now. Financing - - - -_-_ _____ 6 6 BLAIR BROKER Give Dad a Quartz butane lighter -- Give Roller Skates for Christmas- unusual and very s%que gift CallRay --- ____________ - Registered Appaloosa gelding i years old Bcautful blanket 00 TV Radio Stereo tt9OrIando Drive, 37? 0)31 over 36 varietiesof Hot SOUPS and want to Sell something? A small ___________ Sinford Etectric Co sn Park Dog Track Road $31 2471 323 0730 ,- 0P99 -- Poultry - - - ___________________ _.... 9 I 107 W 77th St r YOU CA ______ herd SOdoes,Sbucks allorpart s r "- - -- - uS Products are told frrn Foremen CONT RAC TOR U TI LI TV rtane US Your IS not a factor, If you Qualify. Perfect for a nice couple lo operate as a family business Experienced only Paid vacation CtP1 INVESTMENT REQUIRID 1 Cir - - bors and ministers for thee Cards -- t- Pet Care Custom Painting M - - __________________ ____- .cINMORE WASHER, parts, ADCOCK Roofing & Sheet Metal Gutters & Down Spouts , 50- U 05 0 --_--.--- - - ________________ _____ INTERIOR AND - Ph SERVICES UNLIMITED ---- ospbtal'zat'on Call Al CONTRACTORS UWLIJCN __ train I irettune dntri sari will make laundry drudgery easier fo Mom all year. 3fl-. _______ -. power tools Stanley hand tOis Wester Shop 1197, 1 mIle s as Select your new furniture from naving Can Be Funi All Popular brands of electric razors at 1gw prices are available at co Plnecrest Shopping Center. Heat & Air from Sanford Heat & GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good 0 ange' from your own - ir 3726390 J5(1 fuii ore and a,ptlancs o trrCS ( ir rria fr'nd ltd t,'rn comfort iuod tijt1 Larry s TIrA & Uied Mart 2)5 J L.turooimi 2 ti3Ih lovely dra.*j pair o DanIel Greene house Sanford Ave 377 4172 L doWfl payment, move right F First St Seasons Greetings from Art Gr'n (ASSELBERRY MINI GROVE- WIP4CO CONSTRUCTION CORP •i -.--.------,-.--.-------mature ma cabfe 3fl e10 1 PART TlMr r I Lt I ,O 1116) ( running YOU CAN Merry Christmas Special FOrd Grin Trio Nothing ii the help of au lupolies from Senkarks 710 Magnolia ..... Ti sasco drsgn md ,idjal gifts wIth ecology baxej from Village - CONCRETE PATIOS brandS Liberal trade mi Free del*iiyry. Convenien' terms. We pive TV Stamps 3$) E. 1st St. 322 3427. _ . • Land Cwunng or Buildrt SUU contractors - GIVE FURNITURE rail dependable Draw amngt c Calf V clor 365 371) r.onit acres nr CARROLL I URNITURE 116W itt t f-r' filL ENGRAVING SERVICE i Excavating & Grading Ph . - 1797 or 372 674) day or ftc lawn Servke -_...-r Enoraving ________ Gormly 5 F 46 past Beardall at counter Draft-mg We have the latest fri furniture and Herald Want Ad by calling __ Wallpaner Hanaina -PAUL SLATER 68 .- ---- ---------WantedOld furniture, lamps misc, private party. Ph. 322 9193, Licensed R,dential Commerciat Free(stims Ph 37? 6871 Dn -- Well - lr . • _ I indscCpinU Powmnu Edging 3 and larger, oumpe, sprinklers • • a C mb' mg . . (u h buyer for used articles i , , -n.- Wanted to Buy I - lc HWY 46 AflTtUL5 • 322697? L U 'a - 1fl9-SuOIJiufl i YOU ______ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I. i • • - - 4411171 Winter Park - -- - :- p Top wages and benefits Call 372 sonal Interview, lend Name F est Greene Inc dhi0ne Pearl or Cats.ye US and Foreign C ---- - ---------Si rnbarland Motel rtVettntbt;vC ifl Y0&J ware - -.'-.-; _________ I -I - 'Select a gift from our compe Don t dipço ii? ur Pets Give 3 Magnola Ave LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS SUPPLY CO from em - - - ______ e IRO SHOP. Pp.372-2531. ___ Orlando Ph 6413314 ey day wnk month 372 45?t Day' 472 7717 _._ PER. GAL. & Get • • , • W ___ & Sunday 3277921 77-Junk Cars Removed - lunk cars Rent Blue Lustre Electric Cerpnt - . S t I I form obI ou erenot financing Weneedpeopl,we cars -- Free Delivery _____- r,. r.riI machine thcp rsonrrl, flAb 'T DEAn TUIC Afl .rowledge of machines and metal IJU II I I SiU I Uh) ill) Trailers Shortage I OF SANFORD lord and surrounding area Vefy 3ni lbilhhomeln,,tc,flpni - . '-- Ph. 22 - ____________ G d IARRANTY - 1:i:::J;i. ____ 54 - at SEARS In Sanford 322177$ S 70 - -c - Appliances Have your heater serviced for Shrubs, trimmed & shaped. Flower 52 Situations Wanted MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _____ Boat & Trailer 1250 5$9CSI.r Ave Sanford Fla -• ' ' 120 tiuy sell trade 313E First SI, ' 4S-8jf £ -. RotlAway Bed Roberts & Gilman 830.5500 & impec • $300 322 2513 K wind solid Id hunti case santoro Sewing Center, 307 E. Washing Machine $20 Yazoo peting, rang., dishwasher, hwy. 30) & SO. Ph. $31 0941 after d'spal, central heat air Lot 150 pm x $60'. Ph. 67) 460. ________________________ - 1 - 322 396' payments of 17 per month See at ___________________________ ;ims. U&kd Fteht iin, 430 ____ . * * AMC JEEPS * * S2=pp ances Mechanfr - a Cha r, 59, ~ size Off wmte complete bedroom suite Formica topi. 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Ph spe __________________________ 1969 Mustang Mach I, $ Cobra J, To buy and sell gold or silver coins, contact us first We also buy bulk silver cos SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. $09 W lit. ii CARPORT SALE:Dec, 1st, 9 a,m - MUSTANG. Nothing down, take hu, new Snow-mud tires, good frjting vehicle, 30orbesfoffer, - touks HOuSehold ten 6265 Lake Charm Circle Oviedo * Maitland Flea Mart* 1999$ ci 3 only In handwm 52? $( Terms Ph 322 2710 ' MobIle Homes Rent cr,nch Ave 373-29 195 Pontiac GTO wer steenng 1970 Plymouth Fury 311 VI Air excellent condition 11000 Ca I ôn brakes automatic. 8es$ of',r Mi 6116 after 6 weekdays 322 17. CASH lfl 11)2 or used furniture, appliances, fools, etc. Buy $ or $001 Items tarry's Mart 1)5 Sanford Ave ______________________ IS Barbie Surprise House 15 322 693). 1 income and Yr Multiptelisting Agency rt*I$ltflti _____________________ p $3 F'fl 322 6S51 (NDAY ?flGHT ( Mistellan,o, flew and used - -- - - -____________ - A I Call 322 2420 Mnytume , 4' B CK ON MARKETI You ye got another 13 fluy. Sell, consign, appraise, ur Lots and Acreage thance en this 3 bedroom 2 bath special lts Out Of anything with Climate control for only LAKEFRONT HOMESITES value. Hwy. 1792 (bChind Win$35,000. Has double garage, LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES chester Mobile Homes 1 _______________________ STEREO COMPONENT SETS CITY - WE LOVE BIG FILIES 46 lOCation, giant oaks, only $4 200 A - 33 Houses Rent Furnished ft __________________________ J - _____________________ - design. clothing, 2 bar stools, misc. 121 each Easy Club Rd (off 25th St) payments available United rreight Sales, 3350 S. Orange Tools, vacuum cleaners, table a Ave., Orlando, Mon.-Fri. 9 1o9, thiIr$&mlsc.Nov,fl,)Ø&Q,c 1, - IOMPLETE AUCTION SERVICI IDYLLWILDE G CENTD - bedroom 1' bath for $fl 500 has beautiful yard, chain link fence Make lots of room In your closets. s,u , 373 ö1or 323 Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave.. Orlando Mon Fri 9 to 9 Sat 910 - RcPO5SIGII - -flit tljiiit' i-i ets. 9.O00 Call Mary Tesiak. &noc 7151 Flower Farm SipesAvenu S.inford, Fla AN EQUAL OP PORTUNITY EMPLOYER, _________- --- - -________________ S2500. Ph.327 I7l9betweenlam - UI 1 tnvestment Propedy - 3 bedroom home in a rural area I Call3fl I__________________________ / HOMES and APTS. for rent. From N.wlbedroom,3 bath, central heat3l) mo Call 123-7661 HOME air eat In kitchen, family room 2 bedroom house, 1 bedroom air, 2412 Stens Ave., $173 first, last 1965 Chevrolet Impala .4 door air A I s for Sale - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES French Ave 3$O3OrIanUo Dr 3235200 323 5300 j • - . - CLIFF JORDAN Enioy wortingl Growing har lmmedate openIng for man as assistant to manager ifl local fast toud restaurant, Good Salary I f1exiolehours.Deykitenfletpan4 night cashier needed. Call 373 - • Experienced, Steady employment Needed- Part tlme-mornlngs'r 2bedroomfu,nishedhs.,$l23mo. afternoons. High school seniors, benefits 101W 13th St Sanford h rn - -° Good ransorIaton oded lot, river rights, boat Sales ramp. 3 bdrm,, 64' * 17'. Dealer, SINGER ZIG-ZAG SEWING MA- SEVING MACHINES, STRETCH Nov. 29 & )0th. Wigs, househotb CHINES (7) ner been used. 323 0350. STITCHES. (5) adver. items, and clothes. 155 E. Pine These machines have built tised brand has all the latest Ave.. Longwood. 531-2917. 10 WIDE FOR SALE controls for :ig-iag buttonholes, stretth stitches, famous from aa ia Inc '5' - Houses for Sale Ii CASSE BERRY Nooe nii VU H OIL features you want, Caet, at, garage, large lot. 7 blocks to shoi,laçendscs. Priced 1 Bdrm.Furnislled Apartment c - '7 oJ Monterey with expando central heat air Shag thtOught, washer, dryer. 322.7693 alter 1, 614 pci mt e Red Lobster - _________ rk room . liii We Succeed" ' , I I - Ill West First St 3)7 54.4) ________________________ Ph, 322 Baker Volkswagen, 3219 S. Hwy. Travel Agencies For Rent - call Phyllis Capponi AsSoc andbefore12 F urnis hed2Bdrm A rtm . pa Apply In person, Jack Davis. Bill For Rent - ntiflQhtO dthe Good -_____________________ 1/ )TERPRl) ) ii L( RCdUCCd to 11993 For the best buy in your vice range go to Place Homes worth, Hwy. $7-v - --- Broker, Owner. plan, carpets, Stove, refrigerator, WI PIANOLESSONS 12 Wek Chord Course 6 L mer Roommate wanted-Clean & neat. 33-House' Rent Furnished - ____________ 51 - Must sell 1 year old 3 bedroom ___________ _______ Clean garage apt I bedroom with kitchen equipped and bath $63 Ma Ie•Fe m mo Call Orlando, 131-1109. - 3)-Aparlments Rent Furnished Mary ________________________ UV .'.'ELAKA APARTMENTS 114W st s month. No fee, Instant pay, Call Ar UngeJ pInted Vacant ' _____ --.- fl A I CML I T ZIIEDROOMS ADULTS ON Day call 3220013, evenings 623 1i Tangerines, Tangelos and Sat. fl A I DML L (or yr old large 3 bdroom hotr n ed aru a .pr* 2 aLrt-' _____________________________________________________ Cleaning woman, 1 day a our Sunland home Ph 323 73)4- To bedroom duplex furnished 41 apartment- no Orlando Drive, Maid Wanted- General houork, jntOrd, Grapefruit Siumas - Ri?or% EVEREST REALTY INC. television world can' t hear peoole In the real world!" pm. Lake Mary, Fla. -: . - 3 or 4 b&m,, plus 830.5500 1)00 E 25th St 3226S3 - / 15 Perk Drive 312716) Al IA II IJUMIL will take over Call George Willis Assoc, L roonis, Roomy 2 story 2 large dining room, Convenient location, small easy-care yard, kitthen Only 11) 500 With Cail today / f Apartments Rent Furnished °- C -'a, 322 - ' - ; 6fl Catering truck drivers needed Call 11 q rctn, - -.- -- - T A (ALEIC.,R A1'O A1 AI4R.M,S. 1OLTDFO(dSlal.onwagon IT Mobi Homes CARRIAGE HILL AduIt Cnly 1)50 mo UtIlitsi dustrial Wies offIce Lot wood ID-Do It Yourself -. ?eWâETIC AD L 'E IT' 80 Mutoslor)a,e ___________________ 19 Trucksandlrailers T I -- cs after S for Interview _________________________ 322 6fl)r 220362 -, S-Eating Pces _______________ - F A large 3 bedroom home with woodburning fireplace, nic. quiet extras put In by owner, will stay $35,900. A - \ 4-Personals __________________ -- . " - - ' ''- MO PARKS 1 1 1 fledro'- _________ _______ I ( ___________________ '7OCHEVROLET IMPALA N thr Orlando Good Things to Eat - ---- - -- Working mother nds reliable, Purple hull peas, Foro limas, pleasant persen, to do light 3-Cemetarte -- - \ ( Here rates 327 3103 drapes Pool Kitchen equipped 3 LOST Black Labrador Nov V Mature lady to live in and care for 6 chèldren accepted Call 322 2O 1 thru $ times --------4Oca line Osceola area. Answers yr old girl. Own transporttlon. h all to will Iimes .............23Ca line air Fully equipped kitchen DHm Girl by Mtic Lake is a ($2.CGMINIMUM CHARGE I . party anboomt N3more top with dishwasher. Call Mrs. 6 Child Care 3 Lines Minimum If you're Sick and weaIhey 373 1457. tired ol no help In the field and Will care for small child in my Niceland2bedroomapts. way to aance and would like t - - An,, som Ask for Want Ads - Friday, Nov. 3C, 197T58 Selling f Tc.H FOR M'1 RB41' IT i • I inter arK - __________ - RET1 By y I EVES T A AT K 2276437 Atte,S3flpIfl , Cash TBOO ______________________ ___ i urn hunt eaItv R EALTT The TInted Firm NI9htS 3225.424 DayS 322 I23 s ,. vv L K ER NFORO -. -----or a e - te bem Newly renovated Class A rating MClloiyllle Ave Sanford __________________ by Gill OX SIDE GLANCES Housesfor Sale ________________________________________ _____________________ Roomsfor Rent 4 I - Decembe , _____________ _____ ______________________________ _________ - Friday, Nov. 30, 1973 The Sanford Herald ____________________ - - ____ir downtown Sanford 3310744 -_______________________________________________ - -v- _____ ___________ __________ i - --- . ----- - I A - -.. ------- I S nf d Ph �6B-The Sanford Herald Friday, Nov. 30, 1973 i(h'('IIti.%i i!('iIIII(IjSi ,The THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 431 Forest City, Florida (j. firi.in Tarr Salurd3v Services Sabbath School Worship Services SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH THE HOPE OF 01NITY. /P COMMU I VVIfl 1I S4 uay UVCrIlIT LflUrth, Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Springs (Just South of SR .436) Lyman If. Klrkwood ........ Sunda ySchool .......... Worship .. ... ..lI.00am ... P4rsery6 Kindergarten , Church h,;; Noon AIS00nWWQS(04)FM R&diOSsfurday .11:001200 22J Noon t1S.(1 y Ening Pr aver Meeting IUI/)1i.%1 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SS$Htste.rAve. Ph. 3770 i Oro Billy Griffin Pastor W.T R.R. 1:30a.m. BbIe Study :4S ant. Evangelistic STViCCS 11 00a.m. Church Training ......8:13pm. Evening WorsP.lp 7:30pm. Wed Prayer Mee$ing - 7: )OP. m, THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lth& Elm Ronald M. Seeley •Pa s tor Saturday ServiCeS Sabbath School .9.30ö m. Warship Service 1100a.m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service .I 7:30am. OUR NATION! 1fl ut Of Sunday School (1 il , .. Sun, mass --• 12 noon #I P.m, CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunset Dr. isear Button Rd. Caticlberry • : • M.uln elIir Asst. Pastor Sat.Mais .............. 5:00p.m. Sun.Ma ......6.9.308. 11a.m. 12:30p.m. Daily 630a m (at rectory. 1071 Crystal Bo1 Cir.) 're '(IIjf)ll(jl Rev. Fred L.Pfeai.. SundayScpiool spera Sermon . PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. Rev. Kenneth Holt.,...... Pastor Sunday5chool 945m MornngWorsn.p I) OOa.m. Church Training - - 6 iS p.m. Evenzng Worship ........ 7:30p.m. Wed Evening Pray er Service . 7-OOP m. ' _____________ / ..•._•.4 j f -• ' -!-- 4 ..: ________.T" ,. . , fr - 'f r -_ - . - - - / ------- / ',.vz !' - . I =ff4J ....- iur- .*.. -- ..g- . -- . - - - -- - ' ... , , - , AL - -- - - HO I - -- 2. CHURCH OF CHRIST 600 Palm Springs Dr. AUamont,Springs JamesP Needham Evangelist BibteStudy 1000am Assembly Worship H OOa m _-- ______ ST COMMUNITY UNITED Wed Evening Service.... 6:00p.M Wednesday Bible Class ...........7:30p.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH john nri,er Jr , . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 319 Park Awseve Rev .iayl . CoSmato . PöSIOf worsnp 6.30 a m Sunday School 9:45a.m 11;00&-m Morning onhi, Church Training ..6:15p.m. EventngWorthi 7:30pm. Wed Prayer Ser vice ... ...QCp 7. m. .. • Saturday 146-12 me . ___________________ . .. . chur Cp4jkt 1671 £a . . . , Other (:IstIr('/lt'.s . . . THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe WilliarcEwrtjge Pastor Swidey Sc hOl 10 00 a ITS Morning Worthip . hi OOa. m Ebeengwoethlp .......7 00 pm Prayer Meeting WednCSdiy 7 )Op 30 . 8 - 4 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff 4 4 3 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff 2 2 FOOD WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIB8IN AGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of Sdnford FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. At Wilson PU 13LIX arid EmoInvc I OOp m .. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN fit CHURCH Corner Country Club £ U ala Road Rev. Dir n SP Patfor Sunda y School Morning Worship 10 SOS m . Rev. William E Miller Pastor Sunday Stioøl 9ISam Morning Worship .1100 m YouthSerylce.. -6:10P M. Evening Worship 7 30p m WJ Priytr &P1$1 .............730pm MwsIaug 3,rfl,,. tst. Itnw*. Yàtli$* JrTf$i,w t.dhi the Anitu Bilk B.n.ti Choir Practice PAOLA WESLE YAN unborn. . . UNITED bells that ring Sunday are not wedding bells. But they sound the destiny of our so'u and daughters . . . and of their families ilies yet PAOLA CHURCH or CHRIST Highway 48 West PaulSonney . Evangelist 8 ble Class to 0Cm m morning worship - . .. 11:000.m Evening Worship . '00pm Bible Classes Wed. .73Ov m. . ... METHODIST nCN)RCH 419 Park Avi, LeoF King Pastor Thomas C. OSteer Emeritus Pastor Morning Worship I 308. ha m UMYF 6 OOp m Men Prayer Breakfast Thursday 6:30a m But, what about THE RIGHT ONE? Is this fionce.to.be receiving the same . . sound preparation for tomorrow? Are his parents building the future on the firm foundation of religious faith? will he be right for Barbie? 730pm. &12-19 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Av £JrdSt Rev Vr II. Bryant . . ... Eventngftrship Wed. Prayer Service THE RIGHT ONEI Barbie's present boy friend is being brought up the way Barbie is-In fact, they met at Sunday Schoo Their families worship regularly. . they seek the same moral and spiritual aims. John 1h21.21 Tw:jcy John 3.5..51 he Prf',slnh'ri(in ' 424.26 CHURCH OF CHRIST eneva , p*, Evangelist l:;ft ScroI to co a na Prpr if 10*1.18 1110" 351.1O m i.jLI rijf'ifl... Thws4ay John ObteCla.................7:30p.m. 3831 Palmetto Ave. Rev.b.E Hodges Pastor Suniay School 94.Sa.m. Morning Worship ...11 COa m Evangelistic Servic, 7:OOp W & ,i1 .1, 7 , p Inrrr.u.l MOry someday Barbie will have a boy friend--her bitt And there'll be an engogesnent, and a wedding, and a wonderful life together with their But 2683.12 m Rev. William Pickett Pastor Morning Worshp . ll.00 a Rev. Kenneth Miller, Assist. Pastor Nursery MorningWorstip .. l:3O&11a M. Sunday School OAS a m THE LAKE MARY UNITED UMYF s 30 PRESB YTERIAN Evening worship lOOp.rn. Wilbur Ave.. Like Wed. Bible Study 1. Minister Rev. A.Ma r Stev ens Prayer Serv . ..... .?:30p m. Sunday. (First WIty dn W Fellow Church Scriooi 9ISam shipSupper Su Sh 630pm. Morning Worship hip II Comm Youth Group 7 3Opm -h firstt Th.r.'Il be many more. Barbie has a boy frlend,r 6-.I.16 Rev 4 Hwy- 17,92SIPin*y Ridge Rd. man_ -- . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 541 Orange Strut C Ruth&rirt PatSunday School $0 OCa Morning Worship Ii OOa rn Sunday Evening 730pm Wed Bible Study 7 3Op Conquerors MeetIng Sunday 6)Opr Rev. Kenneth Mullis Ministers Morning Worship 1111:310a m, METHOUIST CHURCH 111112-052~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1312 Park Avenue Ch&;esN Crump Evangelist Sunda y WTRR Broadcast .......$t3 a. m BibIe S?udy . .,..10:00a.m. . MOrning Worship ........11:OOa,m Evening Service ... .......6:00p.m. Wednesday SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL' BANK Howard HI . Hodges and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. - - J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff -, A& P WEO The Management and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employes FLORIDA LIVING NURSING CENTER A Skilled Nursing Home Operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes C ELERYCITY PRINTING CO., ., INC. SHOEMAKERCONSTRUCTIONCO. and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF _SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYASSLMaLv Of 000 First AtSam i'y .r ____ 0~4Q6011oholft, 000ch.29% $1 &H.caryA & Elm BAPTIST ps.t tc :1r Civic L9 B. LongaJ. ru tao$'sf I City Cm.iorwr.&y Cenfi,. 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(4 4t. r r rI C i Jordan Mscv. -*r, h.ai! si Ch4'ch. :* 1121 * I a U' 0' 'C , BaptI (ur y e Utare 4a4$ Cch Sop L40 J, ..q-.a., OA 'ur,.'M4 j4j R4, -- 41- Lc* At '- . y Ave * 150* St. Ct 7109$ t 24 Pr 04 th# P4i4*Ip, Lake 4'C Ci!=;". k A,# 7$$ i Ttã I Cch Iunsof Dr ar an Cus erty St A4f to Ave— A'dt At! 5t 51 Our L*dy of LakeS Cane'ic Church t3'OMsa H,1*I,ar, DVti r k.ar Lake Uted tst thurtn BethelAM £ th, Canaan Hgts C1fletty CO4it United ri' CurP. 14*, 1797 & R4d'e Rd. Citse,qiry 084w if (rrn. M,ft$ CP*gcch. W Hi*briks Rd. DrEary Ffr1 United Mill It Chvru,, 419 Path Ayt F4rI Methoditt Chor5* of Ovc* First S uth (nurcn. 2M0 San Avt M4Th0d41 ChiQ,, 100 W ftt* SI Genta I tho.st CPi.rth. Gen.vc Grace Uni ted M5I Churcn. rport Bled Grant Chapel A U e CM#ct*. Oyi Oak Free A EPISCOPAL All 54 I Cch £ Deftiry Avg *eror Chr f ES L0ng o Hry CVt ppei Part A at 5, LUTHERAN Atms4* Lir*hrqin (turt*. D. Cane$b.eay -.1 SscØ Un,ted Luorai* 7900 5 OrlandO NAZARENE r Church th* h51erJ W d it . P k Cth 04 0* Nazarene 3090 Brien Pd Gs Church of th a Cri Late Mary CCh 04 Ir. h.zaf me Lak# M' y 0 4-.sp . Flrl Pribyfpqri Cnwth 04 O,B.,, E H'a ru CvrtkJ5I Pc,$q Cln.,n, 3773$ DrI 0' It. Prttt,riiq* C1*vvcPi, 9513 Bear Lake d u. c t S"r'st,ti.qr rt,cn .4" (I 1' P a r. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ok AdenIi Church. P4*i 111l, Fo,' ( Se1cn di, Ai.i M.t1 Aye. A ! 5ai'f A4vsnht c.nurn. PIn I F OTHtR CHURCHES Al4n'5 A Mt Church. 0l.vi & tpTh An Fatt Ch.p.I. Clmg Senr*, Wei.. Pr Rd Beirdiul An H045 Bearui Aye CfW$SIOt C0rnri,n.ty thulth 04 Jfl4 Ctiit Da, Iany, fll P.t a Easrn DrOOT ChV1C Latter Si ntChry*. ct Irvin Peek Ft*t(4(nofChr,.S4,, s[ 1t Lake Moe. Chapel. Lek* of a,t, Lakt itt 242 St "all Fiat 6Of Church 04 ?h iy Go M-ay ,(0StaI B4! Ar 40k' 7$. ORPOSII* Often Hh Schielt Fair i'i ci , of i4&r Ii -i Ro 5 Ati %th. 140$ S Part Ave Saner Cr4i Th ititiCM Amy, 314 R04I tI 5 Cwia Chth A iit. , OIed Church 04 CM St Aitae Cñurtty Cr, At - , ct.. ___ *' Chvrc PIIS$YTERIAN Lake Mary Uri Preu,yter.n (hLg( ro First PreseLan CM A. & Ito Sj P a 141 uW at Poofa St Jtm A.M t . .t C1 So fy A ME Cfi SI. RI LII. Ost SI Paul I il Curth, OtIn Pa. £n4npr SIaHo Ar ChurCh. S DrBary U0*tedthid3, C1th Tamp Fir st F P A' r Lake (rur(h Lvffieran Chisth of Pre'venc,. D!ttQIl 103W 751np1<e L erenCch. Go,n Da Dr £ Hy $793. Cnofrty St. LIk% LulP*rar Cv'th. RI 128 $Ii,i. METsop$y riirs r t1 . 5tre$. r.... rn m CHRIST UNITED MET DI Tucker Drive SunlandEstales Rev. Gary Isner Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m Morning Worship II 004 m MYF7I,45ufl m r ve OfiPtipi&JSun 7 3Oprn e Study d oP In - ______ . m Pen'ei osiul GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodlawn Ave. Rev C) ROSi0t.IIOW Pastor Chur ch School 9 ISa m Morning Worship it 00. m MYF 630pm . - ____ • 6 OOP .. _ 10 50mm . Evangelistic Service 7 OOp Mid Week Service (Wed) ...... 7-00p m Nur%OrY Provided for all sefv~rrj fetIim1ti -- . - 9 45a.m. LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nazarene GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED t7 Crystal Lak.or LUTHERAN CHURCH Lake Mary Fla 00OrfandoAve ($7 93) Rev Paul D. Trissel p., (LuthanChvrchlnAmerk.) er Sunday School 9 ISa William B Downey. Pastor Morning Worship & Church School 900am Bible Study a 3O Worship 10 OOa m Evangelistic Service 7 DOp Wed Prayer & Praise 7 )Op -• - Pastor Sunday School Morning W 0t1tip 163W 35th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV "This Is fn* Lifit" Rev E lmer A. Reuscher Pastor Sunday School 15 a. m. YorthpSrrvce $0 30., m Kindergarten and Nursery I . . . 6 ______________________ - v 3Op ri (IiiiriI, Oj (Iir,ci 7:00 p-m. • ,. 0 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE LUT HERAN RCH OF THE REDEEI,ER Z t.!Z1%R,. Sig u- ... I,uiIi,'rqn . . Pilgrim Youth CHURCH Wednesday SmIce . - THE PEOPLES BAPTIST 1030am 7 OOp m ,.-.. .'.------ / Pastor 9 ISa m ci .. -. •' i#rl 1• FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1647 $1 Sanford Ave Dr. Harold Harris MInister Rev. Hadley Pastor Sunday School Sunday School Morning Worship it OOa m 9 4$a m Family WOfiliip 11.00S m Wed Service 7 30p m ' p SAfF'D CHRISTIAN Study and Prayer CHURCH e 00P 137 Airport Blvd. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 322.9382 1831 West FErft$freef .MmC%C, Vaughn .........MIn;ster GeOeCeGaIIOWaY Pastor SundaySchool 9ISam WorihpSer II OOa m l000am Morning Service Evening Service ii 00 a m 7 OOp m Evening Service Piayti"Meeting 730 pm Wednesday Service Wed 7 OOp m 7 30p m Old Trutfn for a New Da Morn;ngWorsp,ip Evenng Worship '.- .•• (.Iirz.sist,n Pastor Hot CROSS 41 S. Patti Ave. The Rev. Leroy D. Soper Re.clor 4oIyCommunion ........7:30a.m. Family Service arid Church School l000am ... . .. GENEVA CHURC oo OF THE HAZARI.' Tt:r,i Community Center Rev. A E. Green •. Pasta. Sundav5chool • • l0 00a.m 5ijn WorShip ... .. ii ooa,.,. Sun NYPS .... .,. d:OOpm Sun Ewe Worship lOOpm W d Prayer 7 30p m .. '- CONGREG T IONAL CHRIST IAN URCH 2401 S. Park Avenut 76 1,1)1 (01) (11 I ... . - .- ._. - HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Forest CI? Community Center Center Off Hwy.438 I Mile West of Hwy. 434 1101W lit St Ph.$42.5913or3fl RlcItardw Jackson N ... ..d •, ---- " FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe Fla . David J. Rich Pastor Sunday School ..... ......9~4581m, Morning Worship ...... 11:00 M. Ev*nlng Worship........7:30 p.m. W Prayer Service l:3Op rn .•• family Night Service Y.P.E. Wed. -.....7:30P m r Sunday Night Broadcast Dial 4 Devotional 24 hrs. 5010 . . SarmT, 10~' 108 yn Confessions. Sal. p .rrr tt Car, 1414 SI. £ Oak Awe. R 4'V Robert! LOY ....... PMtOq Sunday$chøol -9:45a.m. MdxningWorship • . 11:00a.m. Church Training 6 lSpm Evening Worship ...... ... 700pm. Wiid Prr5rrvi ?'p.Nursery Open ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCit SanlanJoSpflnqsD,ve m. Lonewood.FIm Just East at Interstic R Burke Johnson Keith Hutcherson Mini,.* f Morning Worship 9 & I I., Church School .. .. - - .,?;00 P.M. 9: 10 a.m. Baptist 6 • I!Ur(1Ui(Ifl CHURCH OF GOD 40 ) W. 22nd Street Pastor Rev, J.T PillS 'Church of God Hour" .'.O5a M. WTRR 1:43 a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:00CM. ST. AUGUSTINE 6 . ChurchDf (1(1 ALL SOULSATHOLIC CHURCH III Oak Fr. Will F,. J. Mist, Pastor Mc-rn'ng Worship Evening Worship .........7:00p m. Family Night (Wed) 6 FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2440 Sanford Ave. Rev W. P. Bennett • Pastor Sunday School .....945a.m. Morning Worship ll;OOa.m Epsorth League 6:15p.m. Evening Worship 710 P.m, Wed Prayer Meet 730p m .. .. 6 !vi/isu1i.i (.utIgi,Ige FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. 77Th and Elm I .S,it, ilserii FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 600 Ei;t Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School flOOarn. Wednesday Service 600p.m. . . . (iIi ri l (:,i Srie,i it' j 700pm S . y _ Moor, )e vs. 51 ., I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 30, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 30, 1973. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1973 .4 hI - -. izf I I a AA I - I I rj~imnct..Pprirck - - 44 "BIG 10 I FiI I (is Morocco, a major recipient of then the again t1 for U,S, economic aid, and ports more clashc. with Egyp- American w ji1,1 Tunis lian troops along the cease-fire a brief meeting W1 president Washington ha ve "never suflered the slightest deterioration line . 1 or Habib uourguwuoauni)4a.ie eclipse and have invariably e fl was to arrie n remained filled with sincerity, Thesecretaryof sta te arrived evening. cordia li ty and high mutual la te Monday night In Rabat, the a Kissinger, a Jew niaking his regard" capital, and had Moroccan . .- . AND - ~1 . 1 - ' 1 E A I 11 1.1 (if S You want a washer that's Nobel Prize for Literature, novelist Patrick While, will send his countryman, painter Sidney Nolan, to receive the prize for him or Dec. 10, the Swedish news uency said The report said White explained that he ! ;Ir,ttr would grvau IL Guerrilla Ambush BANGKOK, Thailand ( AP) Guerrillas killed 24 Thai soldiers and militiamen in a weekend ambush In isparseI PP area of northeast Thailand, the Coin.s1c,n cmaI !erted tndav. uthoiUN ald three ter'orlsb told a patrolling militiaman that a Cornrnunist band was attaiking a nearby militia post and help was needed badly. Two trucks and a Jeep with more than 3° troops were sent to the rescue, guerr Was üpened fire as they appraached the camp. Reinforcements arrived by helicopter after the guerrillas dis. appeared. - IRA Chiefs Said Safe IiELk AST (AP) The Irish Republican Army's Provisional wing said today that the three IRA chieftains rescued by hellcopter from Dublin's Mount joy prison are safe from the massive manhunt under way in the Irish Republic. An IRA statement gave no clue to the whereabouts of Seamus Twomey, Kevin 1aIlon and Joe O'Hagen. But it was believed that they would return to Nor. them Ireland and take a leading part once more in the campaign of violence to end British rule. - New Rice Developed ThE International MANilA (API Rice R#search Institute said today it has developed a new variety of rice - 1R26 that is "resistant or moderately resistant" to most major insects and diseases affecting rice In Asia. The Institute said the new strain has t he highest yield of any of a number of varieties in both wet-season and irrigation growing. 1112$ is comparable In taste to other varietlee, the Institute said, and is resistant to a widespread fungus disease called tungro and to bacterial blight' brown planthoppers and green leafhopper;. - Nobel Winner Ill STOCKHOLM (AP) - Because of his health, the Australian winner of the 1973 attacks on Viet Cong territory. Vietnamese and Viet Cong Associated Press Writer A Viet (N' '-poke in ui in ptur 1 rnirnl'cr Of 'O'. ' \j(,O\ \ rcl t Lack before dawn today on ti'e Saigon rejLcted a gornmnuit mentuunpsandtirt. basis But Bien Hoa air base kitled a sol. spokesman's claim thut the there has been no nwjor inshefling signalled a new general crease in the general level of persons and destroyed three F5 offensive by North Viet.nam and fighting and no sign of a general fighter-bombers, the South the Viet Cong. But the Coin- offensive fik~- the one in the Vietnamese military command inunist spokesman added that spring of 1972. the Viet Cong "WIll not stand reported. e with arms folded" while In Cambodia, the government The command said 23 of th troops violate the said its troops have reaptured government is lflmm rockets hit the t the villages of Prek tAlong iiiuc milesnortheastofSaigonand 12 tease-fire At least 1 of the F5 fighter Pek AmpU, six iiilles northeast exploded In civilian areas neatbombers are bsselatBInHna e' Ptinom Penh on the oilier " " !" ;iv..r Anvo' the wounded wcrc ar' rnrctg"ut the rroi-nir' "J iLi*ii,,i . IdU1L UI1 UI g,uiI '*01 ttectors five government out bomb suspected Viet Cong string Cong posLsu1ongtht east bank of tlii The attack, first on the South rocket silts The Saigon government has river during the past week, and Vietnamese government's big been predicting a new Commu. six government battalions gest air base since the Jan offensive for weeks. and In crossed the river Monday to try cease-fire was believed tobeIn st le last six weeks the North to recapture them. retaliation for govermnent air ti ) t; IP4w;I::l. tal 3*791GUART 5e DICKEL -21%"Wn D KY. MR. vom * Open Mon thru Fri.8 a m - 5:30 p m Closed Sat PH 322 15S2 2522 PARK STANLEY . GOLD COACH uvvcu 12 YR. . 1OYR.ANCIENT ANCIENT AGE -- -' c::- ___ n U rn uir gmua ___ * Hi-Way 17-92 M 9T Wma I 911#13 RUM JACQUINS Ill 8.19 JACQWN *IIEI 4.49 ne "A=T" " l'-! 11: ,' ' GIN OR VODKA M111WtNTN1-CUM1D1 Efi i-Wl$l TT chl"T .'. .3 l SlMtt1 SCoTCH HIGHLAND BREEZE .......399 4.99 : YR. Alt SCOTCH .179 42 5 8 'EAfi 010 REPEATER Qr. ABC YR. 18 PROOL.........41$ 58.95 8 YR. ROYAL DELUXE KL.......-.311-- 4195 4595 3,H MCILEJRY I 423 $YRI5° OLD S1AN ,, 5' CU) TRADE MAR11 ,........1J (BEN HORN 93 PR. 8 YR.........419.'. 5388 ROYALONEUVILLE PINK 3.99 4/ IVA sit go 9" V.S.0.P. BRANDY wl't 1"41 W 1 CHAMPAGNE -COLD ..'. DUCK %NIL& I 3A#VCV1 .- i. ,, &" 00 057 ~~W, 4' -- I - -. a T _ ..i kr 31i 4595 LAUDER'S . t W.A "liml VA :: , -- . J9 - Mll . CAN ~ - ~ - --- §N-~ -.=, BE A REAL , / . I ,g i P1 F )G 1 p 35 5 . %% ALKER (right) presents his check for $5,000 to Lt. Burns 01 the Salvation Army as chairman, Sheila Roberts watchpc. Lt. Burns JOHNNY 4495 4495 3." 1l hopes that this will stimWate others to pay their pledges in the near future. (Herald Photo by Cindy Flanders) - ABC VODKA " P:1L " ABC GIN ,11; 111)AWT i " ---.- __ : HEAVEN CANADIAN al Rag; County Attorney Costs 2 0 ... - -- . ---2.=.-~ --~-- - - -!~ - - -- - I F . --- - '- -- .1 I ALUMINUM SHEETS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES I , : - ,*---- ,- - 'u p- _ - For fast I -- * _____ IF,S(e / Ii O1fl{41(çOfl frI 5 ., fliP wi - y 1S rnw nun OR _ *11 iiNP .tri tv PIt'! I.U.'iUI •IN t, !..AJL .iiI *'.I VI Dun tas GEKESEE BEER.' ..........109 399 RED. WHIlE & BRIE BIER........1:054.19 so" StAll BEER 1.19 &29 , ........ ZVMM4%0V9 - -. :..-- • IPsfl a 119 V" Li' • I -- ___________________________ SEA HUGHES 8319222 __________ Sanford -. SArRA RAWLINS 8349712 Casselberry i s*un.'m.t 1IIoc*uOiIIass • fIii*tI'TIIUØGWIO! VU.O*OiIO UUt II N**IsT* $AlIIUO1 CL.AMT YJNA PIANIO Vi*ROU A1J1E*I*1 1 L* is tOCASL 0t4 ay uaouaov ABC , u. Ut _____ tern ft Park . - 4 29 - 17-92 ii. ii. iv is's Hi-Way li' IL *"' r.UT t41i7 el J/ ',l ,ati 117 -I ~ ,j .&.* wo 47 AN - I C ? 'jMt At I .- i-- ¶: I -1 ' . C*tA1A0ft0nySMRAT 8349212 Alt a monte Spcinqs if Casselber"Y sunouunv 11051 sAuTrR'C r,:,u:- -f - # 209 r u.. W41r vam,mvfLW 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322-2811 -"I H 1104 RtOMOND 6685667 BUY ABC AND SAVE! i ii, iv ,. - _____ 't"' ' 4$4--( --".* InART HAIG 5 1 ANCIENT AGE °I S ' , e..v*t. 'N' '' ~i; 1.11 I QUAST -. • - " SIBAST1ANI . 2150 189 . - _ - - 'N'MN N*'4NN'N' b1BOX - 'ow .AI DELUXE CREAM...........2.9$ 31.95 SAN MART1N RHINE 719.' 7795 COUiTVY F'P'Ic I 09 2149 LUi LABEL IIibUI.AUMiLCH .2 29 249S UUO1 RED . L0N° . I II UI oft4mi t.0 44. ftwo"" 79 11 28250! %, .... IN'N$#4 .I4IW4 95 ROSE FROM PORTUGAL"........1.19 "1195 JUAN IS8AN SAUTERNES .1.19 TORRES SAN VAIENIIN........... 2.73 74.95 MOIMOUSSEAU ROSE b'AILJOU 2 79 7495 640"W"".-Wo IVP. FRENCH COLD DUCK -------- 4.99 3.8P VIVA BURGUNDY CHABLIS ROSE 11 .99:2215 GOZM(S BYASS CREAM 299 3495 Test your memory. back to the tim e when the County Commission took the acti on of disposing of a former countyJ attorney. Wasn't it inf erred at that time that "with replacement ho is member of a large law firm) he would be In a position of getting assistance from other members of that same private le ga l .trm, but more importantly that this new arrangement would .. a savings o the The former attorney was being paid ap. proximately $10,000 annually. TRI8LJNO VERMOUTH .1.89 " . 1195 "ft-060"n"a50 CARDOILE . + - 3 RI C}il,T IMP RMF I 4I'' 4IE SR API OPT urev S.. , KIJAFAI 1,% 1 .( -,.. -% CHERRY ' - 3. 23 5 Its. tAIIT11 lOTKiCtD Uu-VLLAnUUUXt5r.$mAL1- . aiJ.I ---. -- BARCLAY - Wel l , according, t(r) (.ouuIIissloncr Mike , Itattaway a charges at yesterday's rnc-eting, under this new system it will cost the county over ,..,000, and for that kind of money ,,the cou nty could hire a full-time attorney" ciw, Commissioner . you just You betcha (a nd the People would love you for It too!) . . --- -.----- j becau.sehis performance is "too costly,"only to e replaced by still another, and the coat then muItIilies itself five times! itmecuun(yisn(aiune. rcserdny'srepon of the Sanford Ci ty Comm ssion behind when you're willing to pay (11s -, ______ cavrw GIN I CORONET BRANDY I - - I know, I know it'll never conic to that. Oust like it wouldn't cost anymore for a county attorney?????) . - - 'They're trying to scare . Thanks to Jim Allot-cl of the Seminole Distribution Co. (deivering Phillips Oil for Sciiiinoie County) he offers words Of clarification regarding problems arising from the present fuel shol-tage. Last night, one of the area tele vision stations carried areport that there were some oil dealers who were "forcing" customers to take minimum shipments, and-or be obliged to pay a higher price per gallon if you didn't have the ca pa city to take th eir "minimum shipments." .. Can you Imagine getting rid of a person .119 1895 POMBAL FROM PORTUAE------779 C 24,9!t A. 4950 53450 ... - 10 hours per month for 1350. if th is ih tit go to a regular 40-hour week, that amounts to a salary of $72,800 annually! r ' CHAMPAGNE - --.'. ,. II -- ' __ - - -. W ________ -. -~ 1". -- . - ",.., ' ____ ___ ____ - - - - - - ' a.-' ____ _____________ - - " . # #~ - ~-- - -- 4~ _______________ I - . ARZNOWW~ TEMPTE . E . ila --W ~ -----~ K-Z --A- - ft: ~;l - - - WHAT BIG EYES YOU HAVE ,roNiNTY Brinkley, son of Mr. and M rs. T. Bri8 nkley of Fern Park, is intrigued by the Red huuig Hood story doll which converts to the Children's Festival sponsored by area day care centers (including Seminole .Junior College) in Eola Park Sunday afternoon. (Herald Photo by Ann Riley) grandma and the wolf as well He was enjoying Unsafe B ') u'6 i 1d inas. ff I Court Battle Looms + Ov er • _ To'T'EJNET.s.AuvlGNoN 2.99 33.95 12 11 - m' MILLEI 831 92)2 • - - - --- e'' ie nc to M oft up OVA" r.&. a 61MA&IL4.99 ½ GAL. GOLD SEAL 2 1U1[ otitu mi itt .'aooiim ii IL jijJWJUIJ4J -- '-" . t- .(Y. # 0 - - - -t- - l Ab out ______ CHERRY KIJAf A * al.IIumcLLt, 5•49 '' SIDNEY THOMP5CN CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 4 I ... )03 . uti ,. 8') John A A. WWII .. 'N'"N,'N' - - ;~ I grand jury, County Coin , within Seminole County. County Administrative insctrs skIt has been going riiissioner John Kimbrough Assistant Betty Sinicoe said on for some time, and that a good conscience I cannot, W ill La Pointe, another elec. Tuesday called for the grand numLcr of applications are on In the wake of the jury to disclose the sites where as one commissioner. allow any trical inspector, verbally quit file. resignations of two county hazardous electrical work has, residence or building to exist In his job Last Friday without electrical inspectors who been done in Seminole County. Seminole with the knowledge notice. Also "vacant" are the extra that the same may constitute a testified recently before the four seats on the board of In a letter to State Atty. lire hazard or potential death 8rott's resignation was Be_ electrical examiners which Abbott Herring, Kimbrough trap," lie stated. ceptetj and two weeks ser- must be filled due to the ____ pointed to the Oct. 9 interim commission's expansion of the serance Copies of Kimbrough's letter lieu of hi.,pay was approv*1 in grand jury report alluding to review tv*arv1' rnemt'er'ship to continuing on the elcctrical jobs being approved al so were sent to Judge for the notice inciude a layman, a power which are fire hazards and Dominick Salfi, chief judge of company representative, a fire ootential death traps by dec. the eighteenth judicial circuit, Both men testified before the official and oie non-contractor a:ii LU ueorge E. hodges, grand grand jury trocution. in the recent probe journeylmun. jury foremar', electrical inspection prac"As you well understand, as Commission Chairman Sid of Assistant County Atty. Uces in the county. member of the board of county Vihien agreed Tuesday night Howard Marsee Tuesday told - -. I -91 't11 . Commissioners, it Is my duty to with Kimbrotigh's position. --if ! 1 Noting he and Williams protect the heal th, safety and a hazardous situation exists, it scheduled a hearing for Nov. 12 be filled prior to the Nov. 12, the welfare of the citizens and must be corrected for the sake for an airing of citizen's date the new electrical or. of Seminole of public safety," Vihien said. compaints against Brett and dinance becomes law. 6. County" Kimbrough sta ted In "If a residence should burn, the L.aPolnte, said he will notify the Nominations will be made by :-. th e letter. fault will be on the backs of the citizens that I 7. the men have each commissioner, although " "This Is the request that prior grand Jury and the sta te's at- resigned. lists have been submitted by to its adjournment, the grand mmcv," he said. various organizations, injury make available to the Today, a building department eluding contractors, and the Vihien said electrical in. JOHN KIMBROUGH county commission a list of spector Rocky Brott Friday official said advertising for a International Brotherhood of For safety hazardous premises existing gave his two week notice, previous vacant electrical Electrical Workers. C LO C W.. VVEEK'S BEST WINE BI1VIt w'nsw 'l u - THIS IIALII UñIf iiiwr '''' -mWTWø ip. 4.29 CHAMPAGNE (LASSES 99• " - LL11U flUUI - **sz*y p., •,,, Sem ale $53,000 Annually - a' . uwiBRUSCO IMP ITALY ~-~ 8 YR. Mn" " PARK & T1UORO 3,99 _ rnin _446 . -. iii flDARInV , IItA _____ SANGRIA"° i,&,- CERTIFIED i 1 7 MA%.LIIItUUfl ______ - " ' 4.49 .. u'moei CLAN 3 NI''N .'. PREMIUM 10 Ifl VO .-- III1kI tIUM THIS WEEK'S BEST BEEN RUVt sw.. ,; BRU6AL RUM *t'.'tt'eaie 2r I-.--. ,a,1i ''uI sh' i,, ..., - - i-~., - -- ~ NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH SIAPLEGUN ABC 6 YR. KY. .. LALYLMI tAU1P 4.99 I 4.49 MR. ED KY ... - Hostess. IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (The Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 4.99aAa1 P1 - . 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES !! iLi!!' 0-PI *0 _____ _,•___ cOD itSLl relief call the - - " I mu I. W. HARPER ITNA SftASHOWE ITI IOYR. I Vt Ii 5 HAiti ' "° aat 100 PR. VODKA BOURBON DELUXE Dit fit VAT 69 GOLD K.D. - HEADAWE! ~ ~ - - -j 4.39 ' 1 JACQUIN its ii geue. 1. ni - 01 -M - - 3 ,., 41 1 6, 't, . - . - t;-;-~ a .. . IA SUNSET -~0, 2 2 - PREMIUM "10" U11I" - 6 -.•• T '0 By DONNA ISlES Herald Stall Writer - !!Y$ TOM SIMS B YEAR - ", 9 t ? r' - u --- -- --0- -- Kimbrou .gh Asks Grand . Jury At . REISKA VODKA ............ .... ...... 3 P 31.15 :305O41 Irl&UWIL IV IV I II.va VUIIUJ 3 usG* 3$ 95 MR. ED KY. GIN 58.95 4995 491 - 0 gas tanks and ignited the leaking fuel, has revealed nothing -. - •7, to stud iN F1'v'l ','A too iawt w0 OUAM , ij I -- ____ ____ 3ti ''- ---- ---- 'I,. tO YR. OLD OL.D "" V.0. BARTON .-Ift - ~-dt - __ 3;s ABC CANADIAN 8 YR. 'L 61mon"64" - _____ UçgJ UAGRAM 1 Cl ''r .. '. i RUM / ROYAL DELUXE CERTIFIED '' !_A SFR'NGS IMP FRENCH * - ) .. I . A state fire marshal's probe of the blaze, caused when ar. --. BUTLER u7ft BRleft"am OO HO "-4- - _____ FOUR ROSES A HEDGES- '' 100 PR . VODKA - YR." m,rW.w, - ,..-= ';-~!,-~ -.; I* - 1- 1 :-n-I A I . 3 9" . cowom Mn J1!it AC0uis( Uü ñit et.tu .1 izi!.i' ) 38.95 MR. (0 KY. BLIND--------------3-39 57.95 GOtO COACH 12 YR. BLIND ...4.1Q VIWW . - OLD HICKORY VSOP BRANDY t IMflU twa MCI . ' 4*M W QUARTS 17 11111111111111111 4543 4595 %15 - 5611 CANADIAN DELUXE $LMPA 0 DOi tYtIMtl.V00U2 86' - YELLOWSTONE , * _ M; 1195 899 12 YR OLD RARITY OUEENAN!ESCO •5 PH. KIT CAIU......... .... .. ..... 4.111ROYAl DELUXE SCOTCH--------...-. 3 11V 4595 -- Sir=R1111IFFITIMT0111111 .......... . TTTU*. it offillmi a W&M UI .$IITIOZAUT. . N• I$I$CAUPITKI 6.99.. ;~i -11A~ tm ~. .1 , F, .--- - _ . --4il A1-A %-, 1 t.srtu • m ' "" 2kM. SANDE fl'j, - YELLOWSTONE WMAUT I TIAN as QJ* 3.99 ', 'TIE BALLANTiNE '-' ME - : C i kM MACKENZIE IILA / . CACLC - - - - . MMMM BEEFEATER •stt. ..- - JOR her way to school just after 9 - . WC I 2'" 6, - 1"No iim. k0 ,, ~T, 6 At 436, Cassetberry a U It U61" SM" a - - - ~- ~. LES66 CASTLE NSER'S I 0 YR. ROYAL "'u' ROYAL DELUXE B&B , ,.I STANLEY YOUAI 13 * HI-Wa y17.92 ,'Ferii Park i ` I ~1-~ I _____ '$Iu 5.79 6.99% OT. I sy 4 a , ..._ GLENMORE mit:.=:flA$IlU&1 bANCING'IL2A. M MTMMO yau Uff :',. - LT ,ABCO AlL OIJNGES ___ ---... (! - - rn ." cast , _____ I CERTIFIED memwo" OLD CROW ,, W We Cd dnesday, November 7. 1973-Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No 67 Price 1 o Cents !a7 - - BUYS BY THI CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS 1 ~ `6 nu no om WOUP 00 Jackson's society has i,00 and advises on the it, vestment merits of souvenirs. He said it has listed inoe than 60 of the new royal wedding items that it believes have artistic worth and may appreciate "The wedding coincides with in value. Most are in pottery, a period of 3oc[al affluence and The Commernorathe Collec. porcelain, crystal or precious a lively interest in the acquisitors' Society calculates that the metals. the habit," he said. marriage of • the 73-year-old The most expensive item on princess to Capt. Mark Phillips The marriage takes place the list Is an la-carat gold Jewel Nov. 14 In Westminster Abbey, is worth more than $15.5 million box lined In velvet and carrying and 1,500 guests have been in to the souvenir industry. the initials A and ,M within a The romance's cemmercial border of foliage and lovers' spi noff makes the event "the knots. Only two are being mt cxtt'nci vxpkltcd ruymade, and each will cost the al wedding since that of the equivalent of $2,388. Another Duke of York and Pri ncess expensive buy are gold goblets Mary of Teck In 1893," said at $1.164 apiece Steven Jackson the society's 5Ct'Cta1') Z% The societ) estimates that the government will earn more than $500,000 in sales taxes That royal couple became from the souvenir plates, trays, King George V and Queen MOVING Mary, the great-grandparents medallions, beakers, mugs and loving cups. of Princess Anne. I Sanford WHY PAY MOP1? ABC - .i . 1 ' p mln4jrj nrtnr ____ W - fto Au win tovw 99 MW %WO British Cash In On Wedding - - X1 shooting ranme If the alxBtjck device tied tn ft by SlicE fl(j agents at Ifi , students In nearby Casselberr) Elementary School and Sou th Sem inole Middle School could have been en dangered by flying glass $269"I wwA1331N ~ W us TIN MKII . I AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE A SPIRM DEALER ,:' US& 1,~---- il 1 A"0','s,., LONDON (AP) The bells are already ringing for marriage nt rel. of Qun Eltzabetn 11 aaugnter, Princess Anne, but the sound is coining from Britain's cash regikrs. / !:.' barricaded the neighborhood of 25 homes, but lifted the boards by late morflIfl' ' Itiliotdlufth&. 1iunbtrsani Pipefitter's union tried tinsuccessfully to hold an election 18 months ago, said Cousineau, but a majority of the workers rejected the union's sign-up cards. The explosives were detonated later Tuesday b) sheriffs agnts at the count) ' ft - I ot mixed. heavy fabrics. Big cap cit washes. To'tg heavy duty construction. - ~: I ~---', 1 I 4I FLO I IT11-Ilky Y"' HARE M1 a ,~ *-.. - GUCKENHEIMER Blank Space Jackson said he doesn't beileve the boom in the royal souvenir market reflects any if ?"yalty to the grat 'i .- h : n : tt or MKS AVAM on" SEOUL (AP) - iaeil Shinoun, a Catholic newspaper in Taegu, 150 miles southeast of Seoul, came out today with a blank space froo which a 500word account of an anti-government demonstration had been censored. The story, which the paper had planned to run on page seven, described a campus rally In Taegu Monday of about 700 university students accusing President Cluing Hee Park of operating a dictatorship bulwarked by the Korean Central Intelligence Agency. -(a.- -;~~ - I - 1 5 DAY SALE MON. THRU SAT. NOV. 10 FLA. RUM WISER 1 0 YR un"sm - ---.-- -. Vow . 1.% J, ~ ae the dynamite. :: cpr I dir! wrinkle free care Three water level selection# to choose - - of IMUMI" STAEGER GOLD MEDAL IMP. SCOTCH - 0, l __ Iss " \ uuz*s w SOVEREIGN VSOP COGNAC - -. - synthetic fabrics. This Li \ - iour I "It - 1 . Kills 2, Destroys Planes Briefs .I ..Z; - -:'- News iWli%"- f% ., . arn Bien Hoa Rocket Attack World . Silence - . - - -- -, -----i1§ -MX1=--a = -.. .w -----I .. _______ ---- I THE FRONT THAT WASN'T In the Latest Mideast war, along the Jordan River, re• tan -. 'r' but queI. Jnrdani'u troops peer across the :lIenbv Pride into the br4 1UtCUI)R2 LI \ tsL li.Auk. Foar I., ,~ & ~* - - - Casselberry office, adding -it's confused." U.S. Treasury agents and the Cousineau then upped to possible the culprit is an ex. offering worker, but over a 16-yearSemi nole Sheriff's Department $12,500 the reward he Is for informati on on either the period, the company has had arrived at Cousineau's home Cousineau, 1090 Crystal Bowl arson or Tuesday's bombing many workers." Tuesday morning and clam ped Circl e, said a cordon of silence on their __________ let incident. The Company ouseau complained about investig lion, limiting us know anything," and added previously offered $10,000. police he Wasn't sure the attempted newsmen to the 't' (tefIflItC1, scared for "the Poli Ce %%r on't tell US of dynamite re 85ti found. I Im. ,. - T stick dynamite bomb outside his Casselberry home early Tuesday. p WM IH -- bombing was related to the family," Cousineau told a anything, and I wish the local and "definitely screij'11' destruction ) arson of his Air lunchtime news conference at police would let us know Cou.sineau today said he still Flo n's Inc. fleet of his air conditioning firm's something - I'm absolutely has no Idea who planted a six. trucks in mid-September. TOUGH I r. 'C I -.-- - - I ,I HEADQUARTERS Secretary of State Henry A. t.e 1atln Kissinger takes his Middle East c''kesrnan said was "wide official newspaper said in a front-page editorIal 'acemakir.i' tour tc Tunisia ranging and very friendly." betweer I relations that and Egypt today as Arab leadKissinger and the king wi-ro Victim - ' U04 --01~ ., By 711E ASSOCIATED PRESS midnight meeting with King first visit to the Arab world, got I tw -vs I r. -....--.. . -• -- - i Uyae)anIndIdual$35anhour' [RT4O Although the proposiI is tentathe for just 5) 1 If you have any fuel problems such as this, pick up a form at the Post Office (00G-PAP. Form No, 17) and mail it to the attention of Don Hammonds, Suite 70, 1375 Peachtree st. .E., Atlanta (fl 3)3Q9 They will assign a supplier to handle your netus. Granted, it'tnay not be in an unlimited quantity, but at least there will be a responsible company required to deliver fuel to your home w 170 V ewer i I I Road To Be Named After E.E. Williamson years, and running for election unopposed to retain his seat was honored by count:, corn. missioners Tuesday night. cu r.rs cud ke, i'Conie necessary for the the chief Judge of the 18th operation of the court, judicial circuit, Dominick Salfi, lie noted that a court test of appeared headed toward a the order will show the "line of court battle luesda). over a$l70 demarcation of authority Mentioning Williaison's years of public service, Cornmicrofilm viewer, between the judiciary and the Assistant County Atty. county commission" missioner John Kimbrougtm itoward Marsee was instruc ted Conitnissioner Mike hat. recommended the County to gain a clarification from Salfi taway was concerned that rename after Williamson the on his court order requiring the Salfi's order if complied with section of Longwood.-Markham county commission to pay for might set a precedent. Corn- Road from Wekiva Springs the viewer, before taking the missioner Greg Drummond Road to the Longwood City matter to the appellate court, said he personally believes the limits. ('uiiuiibiuii Ch.iirmnan Sid court should have the viewer, "This in-an is dedca(ed to his Vihien said two years ago hut that It .~" shculd also be community," Kimbrough said iiIf is request for a microf ilm available to the state attorney. GREG DIWMMOND viewer was turned down. "We "I'd like to see the appeal to .,.Court should have viewer The board approved Kim. did not even know of the pur- find if the county commission brough's recommendation chase until we received the needs to spend four weeks in sending it on to the planning bill," Vihien said, calling the budget sessions or if we should and Weather zoning departments to judge's action in purchasing the let the court do it," Drummond begin the ocess Yesterday's nigh 80 low th is inslrunient a "rampant effort said. morning 53. Fair to partly to by-pass the board (of county "It's the principle of the Kiinbrough said the process cloudy and mild today and commissioners.) thing." Vihien said. includes public hearings arni it Thursday. Highs mostly in the Insisting commissioners have will be a levi weeks before the lower 8. Low tonight in the always been fair with budget action is completed, low 6Os. requests, Vihien called Saul's Snow from autumn storms court order a "diserace" and Wiiiiamscin, 75, is ei'ivnlly in piled up to a foot or more in the "shocking." CAIRo AP-Egypt and Winter Park Memorial Hospital northern Rockies and the The United States have recuperating from surgery and eastern Great Lakes region Maiee said the ceurt ha agreed to exchange amhopes to be well enough to at. today, and zero cold added an much inherent power and the bauadors immediately, the tend next M .M onday night's city extra sting to the weather In question cxist,s of when the olfk(al Middle Fast Ncss - oundi hit-ding lie is lis ted in parts of the west. ptirt h;s::e of i;uiuru!ilui reader S.gtnt'y suld tonight. gs-'d condition - - ('suintt __ E.E. Williamson, a Longwood ________ " S _____ __4a _____ j -t V, - ____ - _______________________ - Bulletin E. E. WILLIAMSON ( unt l;'n'ws - Index Area deaths .......... 18 Bridge ................ IIB Calendar ..............3A Classified ads ------ 10-I lÀ Comics 118 Crossword puzzle 118 Dear Abby ------- --- 118 Dr. Crane - ----- -- lOB Edltcrlal comment 4A Er.lertatnment lOB Horoscope IlFi hospital note., -, IA Public notices ....... 2A Society --- --- -- --- 7A Sport, -----------State SA Stg'k 18 •I V 108 - - - . - - - . - . - �- ----------- •--------:_---- -- - -r - The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov 7, 1973 TheSanfordHeraldWednesday.Nov.7,1973-3A City Sewer Capacity aoo n ' be DoubIe N il i", F Ivory Liquid Lady Rordeu Ice Crea VVI The low bid on the project Airport Boulevard and run The City of Sanford and all developer of 10 residential was to have expired Thursday south along U.S. 17-92. Developers who don't place in developments along and south but Knowles said a verbal $221,000 contract will be of Airport Boulevard lAre extension of the bid has been escrow their share of the force 5 . WARREN KNOW1JS 'Cc - •.-- - Sirica Awaits WatWhur sue Property L)wners b id No Easement, 110 Sewer Nov. 9 Festival of Fellowship sponsored by women of First tJnited Methodist Church, Park "enue, 9 a.m. to 1 P.M. novelties, "Trashand Treasures. ' I.UIIh, 11:30 to 1:30. Nov. IIAnnual • Teriyaki Steak [)inner at the Flp,q Reserve Home on West First Street Serving from 2 p.m. on. - Le a - , ) Spin MONDAYS THRU FRIDAYS. Fc*edost%e entered on October 1, 010% WILL BE OPENED AT 12 ;,n ,. p.m. Tuesday, according to pretident 73. Dated of Orlando, Orange County NOON NOVEMBER me above sty led cause, the un. Cass County attorney J RIGHT IS RESERVED TO • WPJtI.( ANY OR ALL BIDS. on of his duly authorIzed deputies. JoM E. Polk Authorities Identified the esPi,1i$h: Oct. 34 31, will sell the property tousle In II, fl3 Sheriff StmInoIe, County, Florida, capees as John P. Morgan, DEU.1S4 -J_._5n'tlnole County describ.d as: Lot 6, Block 0, FERN Glenwood, Minn., who was UNITED STATES DISTRICT Publish: Nov 5, 7, C 1973 PARR ESTATES, as recanted in COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF P1*4 Book S. pages 10-13, Public awaiting trial on first-degree FLORILA ORLANDO DIVISION Records of Seminal. County, murder charges, and William COURT NO 73-IN Oil Clv FICT. . .0US NAME 52 tett L. Winans, 18, Fergus Falls, IJNITCO STATES OF AMEPICA. pt , t.rety qy'n that I *m Florida. Ins the West ' By: Richard A. Leigh, ;,,,- çjj & REFRIGERATION, INC.. a Msfliand Ave. Altamont. Springi, h19h,sl and best bler tar cash at 12:00 o'clock noon on Tuetday, Action. They escaped Monday Fl*ri corporation. of *l DefenSe,iinote County, Florida LAZY IN December 1,1?fl.t the Wait dOQrOf from the Wadena County Jail. dint(sl NOTICE OF SALE - fictltiaut inole County CourThojie, Notice is heretygiven that porivant DIJSTRIES, e.'4 that I intend to the Snn Plattner said the armed men to a Summary Final D.crea of regi%Itr Said name with the Clerk of Sanford Florida. asked that a Cessna 1r2 be at Oiled: 10-7473 Fdtd$ure Witted on Octet 1, ihCirc*4 Court, SemInote County, MITCHELL A NEWBERGER the Wadena Airport at sunrise. 1111 by !he ishove t'rtltt'i1 Cojrl In ii tr,re with !tp Ur j P,rt!4l .tic I ,Ctlis<AJt U.,nr He sai d t1 wci a1u akcd for MJdic Dli!rlcI of Florida o*rsned Untied Statesw,,ar.hst,or S.it,rtes. To Wit; Section two paraalutes, first-aid equip- Il DtW l## i rI'JlIJr a• Jl UNIT TWO, according to ma ph? Ihersof as rt(rdad In Plot Book U p191 $4 r U. PubI Records Seminal. COunf, Florida at public C4JtCfytO1he9h'VtflJL-tStt)*df f-i cash at 12:00 O'clock neon 00 TI9l4I CJtCCInb,f Ii, 1973*' W*Sl door Of me St,T.5InI* Couny CawThousi. Safl#Ott FIotida rmfm 1014 73 .na MsoOte - Slates Marshal ittflCl or PtDa Attornqy for Piaintlrf Publish. Oct. 31 Nov. 7. 14, 21, hiS JlGi ejnngtz ,____ Air- ig J BOYS AND GIRLS 14 HOSPITALITY, WARM I GREETINGS, AND A ve \OS 00 0 AGE 12 OR OVER PP WIDE VARIETY OF Earn Your Own Money By Delivering 5e-rnnI ena'e - , - 10 HELPFUL CIVIC A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE - 6$ INFORMATION: 6 Afternoons a Week g NO SUNDAY DELIVERY kt - 1' BEA HUGHES ment, two sleeping bags, a pup tent and sorn'i benzedrine and DB.A. Lazy dexedirim. DEU214 . ...............- 1 ,'vwsin vc U. z. it, Nov. 7, tvn 11`3 DLI) NOTIC OF INTENTION TO rtUs NAME hOISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE is hereby given that . TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON raged fl bj55& at 2t3 CERN kn 51. Lake Mary. t,OTtC[,.1EREBY GIVEN tit County, Florida Ocr t he I 1'?rQtJI the ur t.yfld. desiring to name Of & SCERMlCS, And thM nr,,.,i,.nns under the 1ictItlov name irrseidna,n*wtTh ofDas ELECTRIC' at 700 West medtar circuit Court, Lake Street. Longwood, SIrnl,1&J CJ.F of c"t. florida in cc Cniy, F1'kIa,in$en t regIster tclit's Statutes, To W tee reqQir,msnts 01 $6506, FloridS S1*4utvS Sccti00 KS.09 Ferjda StatuteS 19. 5: Richard Carl Schutt: S Lyrtis H Em?ThUA Mary X Spears 5 Robert P4rOid ShW? P,jbl&i' Oct h'. 24, 31, Nov 7, 3173 PbI'I,h: Oct. 31, Nov 71 14. 11- 1573 DEU .13 OLII.!0 . - XF4C?FLL W. WHERRY Auistant UnlIrd Stairs AttOrney ttOrfl?y for Plaint4t P.,biIs't Oct. 3), Nov 7, II, 21, 1 uv Eta KENDELL W WHERRY AL%stint United States Attorney , Seminole County, Florida, ducrtbed as: Lot l$ and ttw West SI,etcI Lot . Serv n . -- tht1e4 at ptic outcry to the Minn.,jailedonaburglarycon- engaged at in U'VIintrit wit of I 01 00 54nfOrd - SANDRA RAWLIP4S 834-92)2 VL Ott- ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DELTONA LONG WOOL) - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - .10 tic. . 1J Vk CASSELBERR Y Cassetberry tvvo SIDNEY THOMPSoH 334-9212 0 \ Alfamonte SHIPLEY MILLET 814-9717 CALL AND GET YOUR NAMF ON THE LIST FOR SAVE THIS SPECIAL SOE-C T 110" i M REFERENCE WHEN YOUR CAR NEEDS rc--cstCit HILOA RICHMOND 6685867 Dellon,, I— _ --- RE PAIRSi 322-2611 A PP (') IN TM F Ni• S I - I I - 4 0.4 VS ONL V , Mode! WI- 146 'Solid State R9. I A 'Two Controls 91 Fan-Forced urser flR J lilA aytex N Pl : ' Heater "32Ci Watts ±W'1 ,1. 97 ;'pcLbttk .. -. V - I cat"';osit A Small Gitt , •' ' Playtex :•'—"'- ani.strip Disposable Bottles 5O' 7j' I Tf4,\ ' ,\ • ' FOSTORIA Dec. Christmas Cards Corn Popper ' Design i 11 J All Same R. See-Action Football See All Plays On Screen N OSTAT CONTROL r - 5 Vo-- 5 Hair Spray 1 . - - I - 90z. Reg. Or Hard-To-Hold Gerltol Llquld Reg. B,79 191 12 Oz. Polldent . 20" Base, 10" Snare, . 9" TomTom,Cymbals. .'7 Tambourine, Brushes & Dristan Toothbrush 24Tablets . 'Battery Powered 'Includes 2 Brushes & Wall Bracket I Stridex l I - 71 Denturolabs 405 Snoopy or Mickey Mouse C Trap Drum ' -- AUTOMATIC THERM— Hot Shot ?'\k SELF - BUT1ERING SEE - THRU LID fl 99 FIUM1tLI, 99 S et ifffiA22 Y LU? rrrriaAurn New! From Kenner 4 QUART, 797 I WLS I tJLFILJ — \ Box of 25 Reg. 't 8.99 ?,f',' Assorted(èti v•x __ I T_.) - STEAM-DRY IRON &." ' Vaporlzer AuomaticShutOff 8- 10 Hour Capadty is LIMIT 1 nkft Model# 5592 ,oil R.F. Castle Calls. .- ! our (J$O WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. tial conversations of June ), District Court Judge John J. Si 1972 and April 15, 1973 never rica awaited word today on existed was made Oct. 29 as whether Rose Mary Woods, lars f the special prose. President Nixon's personal seehe president retary, will testify about the met with Sides to work out doVeterans Day program, 10:30 Watergatetapesshellstenedto tailsfor turning over nine am., Campbell Park, De Deltona. nfl,l nflr,,rc,r%fh, 5rn..0 i,.1Iwl tapes A White House source said *nnth.r wh nwtlng w .• own• sne probably will appear at 8 held and afterward Si. hearing Into the lIiiStaflCf.S rica said security arrangeAI surrounding two Sf*CIfIC l m'rnts had been completed and versa tions that presidential tint he had received lists of exlawyers say went unrecorded. perts who could help determine The White House had no offi- whether the tapes had not been cial comment. But ptisknthl tampered wIt1. Lawyer Douglas Parker said he The judge said he hoped to get assumed Miss Woods would tea- the tapes soon, perhaps within a Y. 1792 CASSELBERRY - tifY month. But Ulengthy Waterhouse who completed an By DONNA ESM John C. Bennett, deputy -.__. ... Notes Hospital efficiency study of city Reraid Stall Writerno doubt will be %gher. -=to Nixon's chief of stall AlexanThe - project Is airead operation recently gave the city L.-- -- - - ___ der U. Haig Jr., said Miss a good report, noting 158 of 196 ALTAMONTE si'iwcs- $140,000 over .stlzrated cost, h . Ito) H. I'etrey ADMISSIONS THE MOST Woo received 14 tapes. He said. Swofford added that tested functions in the city Mayor Lawresc. so Jim Ileflin Sanford: ' k was still on the witness stand IMPORTANT city property owners on thought is also being given to received acceptable recomMargaret M. Fox Edward 12. Buckner Sr. when court recessed Tuesday. notice Tuesday night their raising sewer connection fees U mendations. _____ .IIIIOCS 0. South • Paul Walton I AR CARE There also was testimeny the easements cannot be oblands Approval was given for D and ___may be d1OJ f1,William H. Burch Annie Herring that Miss Woods listened to a sewer program if donations of tamed and as a final reanrt the M Concessions to operate at the EDITION ThC(.XiOre J. la 'Four Rose Hurt _____ number of the tapes, typing at sewer line easements are not city may have to go to court to civic center and recreation Gracie V. Tibtets and girl Josephine B. Oakes the same time, prompting Uhe condemn the lands, property grand opening fort&omji _ Medlin Baby Girl Orville Kerbur Judge to say: .0 In other business, Swofford ceremonies and activities Swofford sald the deadline deadline_for Sandra K. Menro, Chuluota Barbara J. Brown "As long aswe are going Into accepting the bid on the sewer said )epsrtznem of Pollution Sunday. A contract Is to be sewer Arthur F. Periko Sr., Debary Melva McGill this detail, will someone peaae Jew in ihe area? rp.neion project Is Nov. W4 Cosdrol officials next Monday negotiated with the cotnpanyto May E. Wollyung, DeBary Joyce N. Gwynn get word to Miss Woods that she all easements be j --j will be in the city to certify a give the city 3O per cent o(gross Lawrence H. Mertens, Mama I.. Christian will be called as a witness In $XO rebate of past city receipts from concessions. by Call 831.6370 t)eltona Jean Bernosky ft case?" not funds spent on the sewer A request for a change In & Said it u city ci MAYOR SWOFFORD Marie Richter, I)ltona Frederick Bauer The witnesses at the first four move swuuy, the exnslon system.__ toning from residential to ...Costs rising Flora Mae hager,_ Deltona ' Bonnie Stottlemnyer _ 4 PIIiiiiIi _____ __ ___ D r a warm welcome days of the hearing, all White Comptroller Dick Baxter duplex district for four lots at program will have to be re-bid Mary E. Fuller, Deltona John It. Sullivan House personnel, have testified reported that state grant Robin Road and Prairie Lake •j. LuthL all, I Ernestine Jackson _________________________ vnlnntri1v without subpoena. _________________ _____________________ your.. auditors who are mslsti4tha Avenue *a aemed. - _____________________ I '1 • l's v Patricia .'trrustroml:, Stanley 1.. Ale .. Legal Notice ____________ "me real purp',se of this _____________________________________ city muatpay back some $io,000 A bid of $12,522 for a tree Iirngwood Mary I.). Buckner • hearingisto indicate the cbajn ___________________________ NOTICIR UNDER FICTITIOUS in grad rnoM remived for the spade and bud was accepted. Lori Johnson, Longwood John 1I.'?'lanion, t)eflary of ossession of ________ MAMI STATUTE police department have failed Delivery Is to be made In 3C ___ James C. Mincey, Osteen Douglas E. Proctor, Deltona TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ...who had possession, who had to keep appointments with city days. 1L_ Notice Is hereby giytn that the #/ Caroline I. Johnson, Deltona a" SIrica said. The city attorney was in. Family undwslonied, pursuant to pe officials twice. NOV. 11 Bronislaw Szimul, Deltona The White House claim that Fk1It Ham, $taMs CPtIPISV "We have until Nov. to get structed to prepare an U 'P.J.__JL__.. WADENA, Minn. (AP) - subpoenaed tapes __ Ottie Belle Dill, Holly Hill 545$ FicIda SteM,. will rIs1w retroactive approval to keep ment to in the the zoning ordinance 'rwo armed fugitives demandwith the C$wk of tIm Cit Cult Court In . a Pamela Hodges, Lake Mar)' and for Seminole County, FIoda. the threitened money, Baxter lowering density from 15 units Ing an airplane for a flight to Mary E. Duncan, Longwood Herald ______ on receipt of pouq of tt', said, per acre to 12 in lIMP 1 freedom held a family of four ___ Mathilda Johnson, Longwood _____ Pub!icshun of this cfte. the tic Representatives of Price. districts. fl hostage In a farmhouse tiUOuS rame, to wit, CON VENANT Marie Goetzen, Osteen CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, idar which . authorities reported. . Jennifer K. Tyler, Osteen alt Legal Notice l Notice About 50 sheriff'sofflcers,po. heiI Banth Road, two miles east E DISCHAII(;Es INVITATION TO BID of State Road P0. Vi- SIL UNITED STATES DISTRICT lice and highway patrol troopTHIS IS AN INVITATION TO GI!WOd. FlørIds 32733 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT o ers kept 1/ Sanford : That the parties lAherrstd in said BID ON A QJAP4TITY OF TEN (10) FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION throughout the night and negoiIi.11 Bessie I.. Williams bsI'nts *nterprise are as followS: FM SWAY MOBILE RMOIOS, COURT NO. 73.104 Oil Ci fb tstc1 with the two jail es. IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL MINIMUM tOO WATTS, 4 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Anne J. Williams PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, INC.. FREQUENCY, TONE-CODED PIarn?,tf, v AIR CONDITIONING capees, one of whom lsacctjsed zj '1 Corinne P. Roberts rh .e a nrofIt Florida Corporal", ,', SQUELCH. INSTALLED, & REFRIGERATION, INC., I of ki lling two persons. ________ SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE 05#j0thc (Cerporete Doris Clark Florida corporation, *4 ii DefinMr. and Mrs. Elmer Weg. 'IMMANUEL EVENGELICAL TAINED AT THE SEMINOLE dint(s)-NOTICE OP SALE-Not. Nettle Lee Morgan rnCSaYTERIAN CHURCH. COUNTY COURTHOUSE. ROOM Ice e ii .reby h o' rn tPe$ i 7 Laura 1). Caldwell INC. £3. ANYTIME BETWEEN hm - toe Summary Final DtCTea of were taken hostage about 6 Tues&y OPEIJ 7 DAYS AMEK Woods On 9 - - 142 Wa l kie Ta l kie ' Seminole Calendar 109 Shade 9 12" Dial Large, E35y to Read Fa ; r Nov.9-.. At Simth "'nole Community The British Floridian Club she nc• ol two P' Library surplus hook sale, 10 will )J; covered dish supper As Fairway FLaLi Uruoi " -. dM1. to ' p.m., E.s 'iauIand & social go'd the FAT-SO mducffig in the Unitarian hail, arid tvt losing wei;hl t.is w,. AVL. Altamonte Spring. ei E. ltobinson, C)rLr,do ,si , - . -. .... -_.- . . ,.. _ . V I cmc•it,sn .:.ociate, he very flr,t package. 831025. Information on 74 Winter Park Chapter, will meet charter flights to London will be at the Langford hotel, Winter DON'T DELAY Park at 8 p.m. All forLign born available. got PAT-00 today. ornen invited. For further Only $2ifl it of review makes it unlikely the Gospel sing ruth information call 322-7160. the tapes will go to a Watergate Fairway Plaza Drugs Tribunes, Lighthouse Quartet, first of grand jury before the The Sanford I3ussnes & fl7êOrIa,,doOr. .' Professional Women's Club w ill Cooper Brothers and Pyle thi year, he indicated. _____________________ 1. Sisters, sponsored by CHOP, hold their dinner-business 7:30 pin., Sanford CivicCenter. meeting,7p.m. at the Cavalier Motor Inn. Program for the - __________ -_, Gospel Sing, 7:30 p.m., evening is world affairs. Final preparations for Little Miss Saulord Civic Center; spot.Bl'W Contest alsto piven. Bring sored by Freedom Defolse OR Fund of CR01' tComrnittee to a prospective member. Resist Oppressive Politicians,, MORE Nov. Tribunes, Lighthouse Quartet, SISTERS, Inc., noon, Cooper Brothers and Pyle FURNITURE ' Cavalier Itestmnirant. Sisters. Children under 12 free. SALES supply a&y I of Thermometer (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) I IDaytime 30s Outdoor LEARNING the metric system is part of curriculum in Jim Guy's fourth grade science (I:Iss at ('asseiherry Ek'mmt ar- v S(}1of)l chccking a 111('asul-ciiwiit liuii i let I. Guy. Beth lc Intosh, and Kevin Nicarry. steady weight loss li Eoti ft'it went 0 1080. Lotion LIMIT! 4 DA VS ONL V 4 DA YS ONL Y SCIENCE PROGRAM - Pampers Choice N fiTbI ______________ Lose ugly excess weight &M the sensible NEW FAT-GPO d.t 12 48 INN FAT- GO ' 1`0*II old psules 0's T 1 LI/,f/T 1 .:D.4YSONL Y 404 VS ONLY force main that will link nearly city's sewer collection system. force main can CSCTOW their own separate force mains or pay "virtually prohibitive tap The city will execute the Share of the project cost, 7,000 proposed dwelling units In Knowles said the contract fees" if and when their south Sanford to the city's new construction contract and is the are developed. "Big Inch" sewer interceptor cetalyst in bringing the was scheduled to be let Thur- properties and the Lake Monroe sewage developers together to coor- aday but awarding twa been Tuesday, Knowles said, most . delayed for not more than 30 of the 10 developers had put up dinate the orderly sewer treatment plant. their share and "we're waiting vice expansion with savings to days. both developers and the city, . Once the contract is let, the a few days for the others to City Manager Warren Knowles construction Is scheduled to come through with their take four months. The force money." said. In the event final coats of the main will connect to the "Big The city and three major Inch" which Is scheduled for sewer Force main are less than developers-Dimension Four completion within the next six the prcjected total cost, the Limited, Dreyfus Interstate to eight weeks, difference will be refunded on a and Hidden Lake EstatesThe "Big Inch" project is pro-rata basis. have already put In escros being constructed for the city -- . the $255,421 project by JI!Imbv ind Stirnpon Inc it i.uviii9s..d(e UR DISCOUNTPRICE OUR DISCOUNT PRICE 14 Oz. Bottle Size awarded within 30 days for cooperating on the project tist obtained so smaller developers main costs have been warned construction of an 18-Inch sewer will double the capacity of the who would also be served by the they will have to furnish their a cost of $445,000. The 30 inch s share Is $25,127; Interieptor runs from Third The city' Hidden Lake Estates $44,330; Street through the Goldsboro community on former railroad Interstate $97• Dimension Four Ltd. $110.024. right of way to a point north of The group of developers, West 25th Street Knowles said the dev elopers' participating as D.R.D. Joint force main will go under West Venture, received a low bId of 25th to connect to the "Big M1 ,000 on the force main project from Central Florida Inch" Interceptor. The force will be installed on the Water Systems of Sanford north side of Airport boulevard Engincering and 1cgl frr to a point near Zayre Shopping make up the remaindx of the PtaLa where It wily i.itlitotal I1OIeCL ,. ontac I ? DISCOUNIPRICE OUR DISCOUNTPRICi 132 )ne uart I - 0, r— By 11011 JIAJYD Herald Staff Writer • - _'T•_ I a._ "Will a '' 6.99 , 01 99 • - .-. - I �- I i i - - .. Citizens Hold . 4A—Tht Sanford Hera lr ~ i.~ ;I .i :*. : ; t _______ ---- ,,.._v. - ,p •.v Ke y S. . * - -_ %-V - .1 Oil Use Must Somehow Decrease COPLEY NEWS The federal government may have been surprised at how readily the major airlines agreed to cut back their operations to conserve jet fuel and thus help relieve the pressure on the the task of bringing about a significant reduction in the auwunt of fuel used for heating and electricity across the nation, It is hard to decide where to start. William Simon, chairman of the President's oil Taxpayers 'Mowed' i bnor'r ge uT bTaTe Planners Termed ' Grave ' By Consultant ~ a, 4 I - . a Nixon's million barrels of daily consumption, this would more than free us from being att he mercy of uncertainties in the Arab world. Can we achieve anything approaching the all-out effort Mr. Simon envisions? As far as by t Jack Anderson 1 r I7 n u.S ,h!,jr r.Jit hT WASHINGTON — Mowing from John F. Galuards, GSA's man in San Clemente. confid• the lawns and trimming the ed; "Kalmbach wanted t; San Clemente the hedges at nation's petroleum supplies. Iteir response Policy committee, has noted that Americans are energy is concerned, the American people have and Key Biscavne retreats know if we could work it out " 0 using petroleum at a rate of 17 million barrels a surely had more than a little to do with the fact become spendthrifts over the years. To make a became affairs' of state for so the men worked (our da ys that airline traffic has been in a slump. on many day, and with an "all-out effort" at energy al °P president i advisers on the residence side and one penny-pincher out of a profligate spender routes planes have been flying half-empty conservation this might be reduced by 3.3 million who saw to it that the tu day on the Coast Guard sta. overnight is a major Job of character reform. tion side." anyhow. The airlines can operate more efpayers got clipped, too. barrels a day. Since the oil we import from North Circumstances are forcing such rehabilitation Eager To Please In letters and memos now ficiently by consolidating flights and putting Africa and the Middle East amounts to about 1.1 upon us. The Coast Guard, not eager in our possession, Nixon more passengers aboard each plane. the commander. confident that their to displease This is little comfort to travelers who now prose would never be seen in-chief agreed. Noted will find fewer flights to choose from when they outside the President's tight Galuardi: "GSA could conare making a trip, and even less comfort to circle, juggled the work tract for all the landscaping hundreds of airline employ es who will be teschedules and the payrolls of and Coast Guard would reim rn i G R the gardeners to make sure burse GSA. Cow.' t Guard is porarily laid off. This is an example, and a checking with their District friendship. COPLEY NEWS relatively mild one, of the economic losses and ttnentsa foundation of which to than their ties with Europe. the public raid. The While House and the office for concurrence in this With these two obsen'atlons, bum Sharing a hemisphere has had inconvenience for individual Americans that can General Services Adminis- scheme In i em t days the atteritioin of the Piresident has given his it is true that our Ues with a httle impact fundamental be caused by fuel shortage. How deeply Despite all the leger(leDr. Henry Kissinger has been secretary of date and all ofthe number of Latin American differences in laonguage, culture tration has insisted that most business, industry and our personal lives may be o1(tis work was done to inmain, landscape architect to more Immediate nations on the American con- nations have been less binding and temperament. affected by fuel problems in the months to come sure security Our investiga" Kenneth K. Karnmeyer matters, but just before the war v :i tIr1 I n h i r h in ;s thy:ir purr n d K ill depend n d! Fterri j!tic .in'1 mtt F'- brc-ke ut tL t. Mardi !4 Idler that there iis hi' any ith whether old Man Winter Is in a good mood or SeYOf sta te had called for other home owner, was to would he no savings. "As we a serious re-examination of our bad. ii t he grass short and the 'have previously stated. he c kc ) relationships with Latin It makes relatively little difference whether . €. 1/ , , ,aid. "this cancellation (of fl owers blooming. 1 100 people fly between New York and Chicago in Beginning in September White's contract) will cost / / . one airplane or two, as long as the airline 1969, the White Landscaping more in the long run....And Deliberately keeping the / I, Company war. Ieced by remember, we can grow a manages to get them there. 1 hus air travel disctnslon broad at the outset, / i t, 'N GSA to manicure the prest- better qu:ilily ardrn than . became the handiest target for reducing the Dr. Kissinger proposed a t i -iA~. dential gree n s and grounds we can qu ickly move one in." Policy "designed / amount of fuel consumed in meeting our nation's a at San Clemente kir $J.iSO a All these machinations, by all Americas for all of the -.trznsporta1cn needs, It wiJ jar different P , 1.. ~ month. while they escaped poor Ametfca" He requested F.cononi Wave I Proxmire, have now been unsuggestiors from other cowiRCA12L; Early in 1970, Sen. William covered by Rep. Jack second car in American garages, or to limit .- tries on how b proceed to Proinire, 1)'Wis., asked for -s- flrn • 1).Tp., after a '.-'-" "s' 1/ W! "4 b""' • __ ___ " an accounting oft public painstaking Investigation by 1( 4 I money that was being poured his [louse Government L_ I .. - -_ A new Latin American policy 111to President ,Nixon's vaca- Operations subcommittee, lion spas. Not surprisingly, the docu"Fit the punishment to the crime" ha.; now United States of America, but i This touched off a sudden ments reveal (hot the lax• r1e,V . not one which i designed, as been matched with a new creed, "Fit the — economy wave on the gar- payers also had to foot the pliiiantliropy to the profits." th,ning stall. H. R Halde- bill for landscaping work at thought that the Americas are Officers of a Canadian firm, reviewing a man, the top presidential "Project 500." the GSA code homogen ous. President Nixon 11 1 assistant until he was tired in name for President Nixon '% profitable year, decided that they ought to return recognized that fact the great tremors of the retreat at Key Biscayne a little of their profit in the form of some / )r.. addressed Cwgresis -1 Watergate scandal, held an More Landscaping *-% beneficial project. After discussion the firm set U.S. foreign policy Last May 3. urgent discussion with HerIn February 1959, fin-a! up a se ries of prizes in a completion in arts. -;' -h'rt ! !nbach, i'ne iresi' plans (or the landscaping Then. he te', wa dh'rt by I crafts and writing open only io th e inmates of other. dent's lawyer who was keep- were approved by represen' ing an extralegal eye on the tatives of the Secret Service Canadian penitentiaries. i) Sa:-i Ck'mente estate for the and GSA. A contract award to At that time the President -White House. the Bartlett Construction said that tu ' — "N . To make sure Proxmire Company included about American policies contained at ' didn't find out what was $16,000 worth of landscaping kast two basic flaws. First, going on, Haldeman sent Although some TELEPHONE of the work said, the United States tends to 1 % 3222611 stern instructions to GSA in a was requested by the Secret 8319993 take Its Latin American neighmemo marked "CGNFIDEN- Service lo perform its pro300 N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA 32771 hors for granted. Second, our hAL/EVES ONLY." tective functions," a GSA I Policy always has begun with I il/ .WALTER A G1 LOW, Editor and Pvblishv'r 'I) 11 "As far as the gardeners," memo indicates that the Ni the premise that all of the I : directed Haldeman, "they ns themselves decided on I, WAYNE D. DOYLE nations in Central and South / / 'I -' ., -., 1.J will be reduced in number some additional work. Advertis ing Director & Aøcie. Publisher America are lrrevocl1 ui and the entire responsibility I According to the April IS. I to us by commert and by FRANK VOLTOLINE. General Manager ttack! picked up by assigning one 1969. memo, GSA's Robert gardener to the Secret Ser- Clark reported that James JOHN A. SPOLSKI, A%Siate Editor vice in place of (Brigido Da- Perdue. another GSA official. DAVIDABRYANT mian) Carcia. who is now on had "stated that 'our Client.c' WINIFREDFGIELOW their payroll, and moving (the Nixons) had visited Key ing Ed$or Comptrofler G a rcia to the owner's per- Biscayne and that K some th s JRICHAROc om Says I sonal payroll" changes had been made in DEWEY ROBINSON St Editor Axe Housekeeper Circulation Manager the landscaping plan." Editor, Herald: No d.tail was too small for After the second article appeared, articles in the Sanfwd Herald.) JANE ASSELBERRY A belated note of thanks The result 01 the Presi Haldeman's attention. He adKathyreeyedsevej letters fi'i, ROY GREEN The Volusia Board of Education Wunty Editor praise (force of habit,! guess, I sent ded: "Kalmbach feels that we dent's changes was a contract Adweelising Manager interested persons who were has promised to make a concerted the first note to Sanford, Conn) to do not need a housekeeper on modification increasing the genuinely concerned about this efforttoobtain more teaching hours DORIS WILLIAMc you and two floe members of your a continuing basis, and that cost to the taxpayers by ..HARLES HAYS situation. for Kathy oo place her a,j Society Editor newspaper staff, namely Mr. and or 29 per cent above we can leave this the way it M.'cPv.nicap sup, One charming letter was received 1ass when the opportunity presents bing the original bill M... Chailes Edwards. is, with the daily check this week from a young man in Itself, a CHRISNELSON made as it is now, and the Tax-Paid Gardener RALPH HAYS Starke, Fl,. (just how far reaching V.a9izin Editor I am referring, of course to the dusting, etc. required for Once again, a fUll-hiii.'. Comp PrrFCj'j-nn is the Sanford Herald'). T yj Once again Farmette. how ran wø , readying toe house to tw ear- ieucraIIy.paid gardener pictures alid beautLun. man CV thank you enough? Without 'roL.0 to tell Kathy that he had SI,L VIt4CE;.eT, JR.. ned out by our own crew just tended the President's pri' RAY STEVENS written articles that have appeared been wasting his time, trying to your untiring efforts and concern, Chief t'hoggrapher Press Room Foremas prior to a visit." vate gardens. The GSA in your newspaper in the past few "find his thing," however after none of this would have happened. The contract with White employed Manuel Vera to do months, concerning the plight of our We are most grateful. reacting the story of Kathy and her SUBSCRIPTION RATES Landscaping was cancelled a the yard maintenance from daughter Kathy Withers and her desire to obtain an education but Hocrc Delivery D 55<Yleek $2 4O Month week later on orders from the time the President eduratlon — or lack of it since our Sincerely, was denied this privilege, he $14 $280 1 Year Kalmbach and a gardener purchased (nc home until arrival in Fkxida. realized Just how much Katherine C. Wither was hired by the secret Set'- July of this year when \'ero's By Mail In F lor ida time be was wasting and he decided Same As Home Delivery vice from the landscaping duties were reduced. As you are aware, after the first to "get off his dead butt" and make P.S. Will, send a separate note but, 10 ( company for $1,092 All Othe r Maui 70 Month 6V.onths5l6 a month. article and picture appeared we 17mos Thanks so much also for the marIn addition, I h e GSA something of himself. 'The young l'oor Garcia, who appart'ntiv thoughtfuliv provided a were deluged with letters from VCIOUS coverage you have given to new mare had this week enrolled in a U S P:'.t! p.de 'hat maI Subscriptions was paid less, was emplo'ed various agency's concerning this sprinkler 5)stcni at a cost of Vocational Training College and be paid in aciance the Deltona Woman's Club Baiaar. directly by the President but $4,500; new sodding for the Problem wW the gratifying Entered as .cond class majter AuQuSt 27. 1908 at IP POSt promised Kathy What would I ever do without you? took his - orders from the areas CXf cc of Sanford. Florida 717) were that Kathy was assigned a not planted with shrubs obtain good grades. (He mentioned, Secret Service's gardener. at a tutor or two days a week. cost of $9.90), and the Incidentally, that he had seen both Kit Pdo pan c? an material, ne*s advertising of thi$ edition of White Landscaping didn't purchase of new shrubs and The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any manner suffer in the deal but simply- sod which, from December without writfn of the publisher of The Herald wound up with a new Coast 1972 through July, 1973. cost Any nd'viduaI or firm responsible for such reproduct:cn 4t Guard contract, where I'rox' $4,93030 be considered es mlringinq on The Heraici. mire would be less li kel y to will be hetdl.abiefo,' damage under the law rrt r+c i Footnote Haldeman detect it. The company "was P ed r -Published da'ly and Sundays . . .Iur0 ___________ hired by the Coast Guard to through his attorney sent word to us that he couldn't trim the lawns around Tt,i' HE a member of the Associated Press E'ltor, Herald: th wouldliketopersonallythank Julian the remember the transact inn mesiutwrsof any Flori da Legisla tu re Nixon staff offices entitled ecius,vcly to the use for reproduction of all site local for £2477 a i,uj uie Recently I have been reading Stenstrom for his effottit nd I names were :.'t±! bt zn a zrt1cIes in 0theg papas cnJr.gjJp.g familiar. Kalmbach couldn't regret tha t he his received cyiUcj, But a memo for the file be reached for comment Any photograph could be copied Julian Stenstrom announcing the from people in the community Football FAmes for Seminole High here and, upon reouest, the original 1 because of IL Sdio oL TheEdi Other paper Of ti promptly returned. Otherwise, It Thank flU1CK Herald rea Corresponden s BERHIS WO R1) '. V indicated that Mr. Stenstrorn was would be preserved in the State's Ixoadca5fing our games for political I 'Irntot.rathu' Arclives in Use name Sincerely, Longwood Black Community of (1w contributor. advancement, wha tever It may be. Don T. Reynolds Ann Riley Marva Hawk inc As Principal of Seminole High Principal 31 9939 Itesponses should lx' Rddrtssed: fl 511 Schoc-il in charge of th .JlC Alleis Morris, Clerk, house of Program i want to express my Choppaquiddick ls'presentntjves, Tallahassee 34, Bear Lake. Forest City appreciation for the efforts Of Julian Lake Allen Morris J Spink Stenstrcgn. It Is Obviousby the at Editor, Herald: 37226i i ill tendance of uus football games this I note Senator Kennedy's pirm Freeze Prices 3-ear that most of the peoj!le In the activities concerning President 831 C •rRnlritv only cuip:rt a ilnn-r ixn's I ,.h1 - 1 i-. raM '11x-y ate onl there team 1ts not Ot 01 Stavia Enterprise Itost boutafreczeongovcrni,it,-nt lu wins Wa g rt' i- rd V frying pan into the 14, The dfor ci a few people, like c•-•_J Quppaqul4dick fire! Spending beyond government Jlian Stenstrom who take t heir StelY mconie is the sole cause of time to attend cr Football garzea, LeonardM, Greene Cputuota depreciation of our money, who are interested in aptEti in LTh Baker Mrs Clarence Snyór tu1anly called inflation. So why Needs Aid Seminole County have made a lot 365 5'07 _______ end inflation by halting spenni thestudentsapp'ccfatj,eanjtjnk. -!:tur, hi-raid: '1Ia:' lii! I nt-sent eriUcisn: from Winier Sp iflS Ai!arooiI Springs iosm' reader Itcis help me in IliMoncally tcnttob have ahays that do not support the schcil F ia tictt aseissbhing been a failure -they disrupt liiaterjal (or publication athlthc abilities, Whethet' Di 372 6/iS 828 in a liistort nil the Florida ietinii and are really a jnk god or bad, whether we win or oee, to A5Sl it-sit is-t something to try and make rw'sin tiI W) tt we 1?,,G(ii Jullan I -ly ______ Ii). i --i u c€-fr itui rapi tisicun - n l-r 'tt'r iippy Governiiwnt spending Sou in the Community that Tangjtwood. E Estate iunc. .dl beyond tmc Use real tlpriL pictures but estciah1y would suort the school and our E:' . H ,. ...,.i t-rn ________ ?s,t' 4" w. 31 nIW) Hit Q! any fThrl 0. trie ø*i '____ P(t turn. W would 838 27 hamnbcr of the Se na te and House IT' Athletic prtram in the Statec-p' Of or of Sincerely, it A i Phthgraphs of Floridil if atwertp0851bleAaInI TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) "Passage of good or out- ida professor on leave and corn- tentatively approved an quate funding for state and reconsultant, also recom- amended version of a bill to glonal plinnlng agencies and age" of people trained to plan pUshes nothing unless corn- mended the state "greatly In. Management Study Committee luring qualified planners from for growth In the state, a plan- petent personnel to carry out crease its educational output of in a report. other states at competitive ;Ung consultant says. the adopted policy are avail, professional planners, allied salary scales for state planning "Indeed, passage of leglslaable," Hartley told the planning personnel and support (Jon without a corresponding Bartley said he was not being Dr. Ernest Hartley told a citi- En vironmental Lanri personnel." commitment to spend money critical of planners employed at zens study panel Tuesday they they labor under considerable employable people to ad. all levels of government in the Committee members were and should consider making several handicaps, handicaps which recommendations to Gov. ueu- will only magnify In the future asked to study Hartley's recom- minister the legislation may do "Iii far too many instances submit written more harm than good," he said. bin Askew to ease the shortage, if prompt action to alleviate the mendatlons and require all cities and counties In including more money for plan. planning manpower shortage is comments by Nov. 19. Hartley recommended state Florida to have comprehensive ning and training more plan- not taken," he said, funding assistance to commu- development plans within four The panel Tuesday also nitles for planning efforts, ade- years ners. Bartley, a University of Hot'of the act's passage. age. - Florida has a "grave short- standing legislation accom- mittee - Latin American Policy xon Sets N ew round READIN', RuIN' AND 'RITHMETIC RE A DY to teach the 3 It's at Lakeview Middic School are (sitting, l-r) Betty Algee, Jeannie Lytle, Donna Landon, Cynthia Secor and (standing) Ronald Hunt, Eugene Petty and Wilson Gordon. "- / • Sharks - - __+. ___ -..- Other Thoughts _____ ft SANIBEL L - - • .. 1,h '\ . .'- - - it ',, S50 11111111V _______ -- F - - iT hip feralb - ( • L. I - - --_____________ I ffir - - — -• JOINING the staff at Lakeview Middle School are (l-r, seated) Marge [kIt, Peggy Henley, Debbie Moore and Pearlie Scott and (standing) Frank Reich, Elliott Bennett and Harry Glass. - -, Florida News Briefs • "A Attack!" Letter To The Editor a y' M '' Rape Center Traffic Bill MIAMI (AP) —The Dade County Metro Commission has voted to crea te a center for ra pe treatment to "at ta ck the myth that only bad girls are raped." The commission Tuesday directed Count)' Ma na ger Ray Goode to work with Jackson Memorial Hospital officials and police to es ta blish the center. The center was proposed by feminist Roxcy Bolton with the support of Dade County State Atty. Richard Gerstein on the premise that the re was a need for faster, more humane treatment of ra pe victims who are frequently subjected to heavyhanded police interrogation. TALLAHASSEE, Fis. (AP) — State Rep. Curtis Kiser, RDunedin, has filed a bi l l which would allow offenders of certain dri ving violations to surrender their dr iver's license in lieu of ball. Persons arrested on charges of driving while Intoxicated or under the influence of drugs would not be Included in the bill 's provisions, Kiser said. Bail Is a su bjective decision by a Judge and penalizes offenders "who do not have the monetary resources others may have," Kiser said. I, " Letters To The Editor rincipl A .- Li icjs - Bond ter — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) State Rep. A.H. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine, says his commit tee on oil spill legislation has been upgraded and given subpoena Powers by House Speaker Terrell Sessums. Craig said he requested the action because his panel may need the subpoena power to find out if the current Florida fuel shortage Is related to the state's tough oil spill law or to the nation's shortage. Craig said his conunittee would begin probing the flow of petroleum products in and out of Florida 's ports and tank fmtrms and fuel consumption by each of the slate's major users. ISLAND, involving highway patrolinn following . troversy over the shootir, death of a social worker near Lake City, The poli cy approved .. T'--•-'- --"-' the sheriff anti te at--' torney be notified Immediately and would allow patrol commander Eldridge Beach to ask the Florida Law Enforcement Department to assist or make the investigation, "It is felt that having a separate law enforcement agency handle homicides involving FHP personnel will assure a complete and impartial Inquiry Into such matters," Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Director Ralph Davis told Ca binet in proposing poli cy. A number of hlnt'k groups and individuals have been critical of the May 9 shooting death of Gerald Thornton, 23, a Gainesville social worker, The Columbia County grand jury found the high. way patrol showed "errors in judgment" by not having other law enforcement agencies investigate, - — MIAMI ( AP) Puerto Rico born millionaire Maurice lerre appears to h.wc won '; $,0X-a.:'ir myr' p."..t In Miami as a - flhe!J, i 1ji of voters selected him from a field of seven candidates coverin g a wide range of ethnic groups. In oth er voting Tuesday, Hialeah Mayor Henry Milander ..i VI-.' -• WOfl hi? l:tI -. -..-,-.. ;— .- ' . easy victory, and votm &4eated consolidation prcoowd for Tallahassee-Leon County. Unofficials returns from all Miami precincts late Tuesday gave Ferre 16,580 votes to a combined total of 16,360 for his opponents, avoiding Several hundred absentee ballots remained uncounted but were expec ted similarly spread among th e candidates. The city has m or e than 112,000 registered voters and a light turnout was expected. Ferre, a former Democratic State Representative, was Interim mayor u d ring the suspension of David Kennedy earlier this year. Kennedy, charged In a corruption probe, was cleared in court and reinstated but decided against running for meelection in the non-partisan race. owner of a meat market, won his 15th consecutive two-year term with a landslide. With most of unofficial returns In, Milander had more than 10,000 votes while all th ree of his op po nen ts received about 4,300 combIned, flail claimed reelection when unofficial returns from 27 of jz precincts gave hIm 12,748 votes. His nearest competitor, Sam Weiss, had 6,748. Voters in th e sta te's capi tal defeated consolidation with 12,665 votes against It, 10,907 for it,, according to unofficial returns from all 33 precincts. A similar proposal was defeated In 1971 by 14,740 to 10,381. In Miami, Ferre faced a woman, a black, a Cuban exile, a Jew, a legalized gambling advocate and a wealthy white businesanan The woman, campaign novice Gloria Calhoun, unofficially won 5,609 votes while the businessman, paint manufacturer James Angleton, had 5,205. 4_.-..S •' a.'.... --- " -- - - - - - ------- - s 31 . • N \ .1 .• __J - ('CMUSele ------- - ---------- Z- M - - - - =~ , I CA. N 1 PANE LI NG ")irowho" - -- l1 r I loo "T %M I AW in stock. Many others can be ordered _____ r DO iT YOU RSE' We're a complete paneling center carrying matching mouldings, 1 First Federal of Orlando pays Interest on Certificates of Deposit and Passbook Accounts equal to that offered by any other Savings and Loan Association in Central Florida. We're a Home Improvement Cent a uFlline W1th LfoL umber, Doors, Windows, Ceiling Tile, Floor Tile, Hardware . 49 . 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(AP) — The state Cabinet I'ha By late Tuesday, favorable AP — Hundi'e.!s of sharks winds seemed to be carryiru uuveti close to short along thb aost of the smell out to sea Gulf Coast Island to feed on rot- while an outgoing tide was ting fish killed by a Red Tide helping local residents remove outbreak, and some of the some of th e piled-up cju'casses. 5':avengers were then occoming victims of the lethal waters. "There are more sharks than I've ever seen In my life," Jack Thomas, a local fishing guide. said Late Tuesday. "There must have been 500 to a 1,000 along a l five-mile stretch on the Gull side of Sanibel." MIAMI AP Florida PowThomas and other residents e r & tJg,ht CO. has boASted of the island, connected by bridge with Fort Myers on $30,000 the rewards offered for Florida's southwest coast, said information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals many of the scavenging were also dying and washing who have been sabotaging cornpany equipment during a strike ashore. Thousands of dead mackeral, by electrical workers. sma ll tarpon, bluefish, Sflp" FP&L officia ls Tuesday said pers, grouper and various spe , they would pay $10,000 to learn des of rough fish also littered , .. U IUIILILW VS pet sons r34)uthe coast of Sanibel. for damage to five substa. "I've never seen anything tions In Dade and Broward like It," said another resident. counties and $10,000 for Infor"They rolled In wi th the tide." matlon on cut electric poles in State biologists confirmed the Cocoa area. earlier Tuesday that the The utility earlier had offered was the result of a Red Tide $10,000 for tips leading to the first spotted several miles offarrest of persons who fired a shore last week, shotgun blast at FP&L They said they had hoped that truck the natural algae bloom which k'&! Spok(SflU4I said causes fish kills would die off while it was offshore. But winds service to 45,000 persons was and tides brought the tide and interrupted because of vandalism Tuesday, including 600 the Fish to the beaches, apartments and 50 stores on The biological phenomenom Miami Beach. Is caused by a reddish algae bloom which in large cuncenCompany officials said they tratlons-& '!ases enough toxic had recorded 750 acts of van. substance into the water to dalism since the strike by 4,500 make It lethal to gill-breathing members of the International 1Teaiurt-. &uu*rnoou ut Electricans beResidents had complained of gan at midnight last Wednesan irritating, invisible gas corn- day. To repair the damaged equiping from the decaying fish and causing eyes and noses to sting, ment, the company sent a dozen Some tourists were reported to volunteer female office workers . into the field to dig ditches, set be leaving island motels utility police and raise cables. cause of the stench, s_ f- - Bank TALLAhASSEE, .,'la. (AP) — State Treasurer Thomas O'Malley says he will ask the Cabinet and the legislature to act as a bond bank for ci ties and counties seeking to borrow money for projects. Under the plan, O'Malley said, the state would lend money to munici pa lities for projects. They normally would have to se ll bonds on the New York money market to finance projects. The state would consolidate seve?al small projects and sell one large bond issue to finance the projects, O'Malley said. t r I . i-PL j ' iol Homicides mic, %. i Offers Revva rd For Vanda Info - - Ht San 'l* bel Islo ,Red . • - Wednesday, Nov. 7,)913-5A Th Sanford Herald 'I Ik MlI P, X~1 n 1\~\ \I,) I 11 ____ _________ — -.• --(--. A I-- - -_ I I �7-_-,-r- - - - E i..__,,_ , -11 — --- ---- - - - - .- - - -- - _- - -- - -- - - __ -------- - — -: inr- - - T ,rw - __ - I --- - - -- .- - ----- i —-' .-- 6A—TheSanfordHerald Wednesday, Nov. _1 - - .-. , _ ft -,._. -____ -. _ZI If . . m -I 4~=___4 Mt0 Calvary ___ __ 4 4,4~~ , . I- ci'ie W omen .I 1 Observance - ment ' I trust Ant' Pushes. I Bride-El - .7I k" V - — - - New Mt. Calvary ,Missionary Baptist Church will ob. serve its annual Women's Day, Sunday, at 11 a.m. The speaker will be ,Mrs. Marion Wilson, a member of West Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Jacksonville Th e m e Mans Philosophy in a Woman's World At the 3 p.m. service, the speaker will be ,Mrs. Virginia It. Jenkins a member of First Shiloh Missionary Baptist _.i. , - V 'I Concern in This Church, with the threme "The Challenge Age." The New Mt Cal vary family Invites the public to at tend oil cer li-es Re fl t Sims is Pastor. Annual Banquet Sla' ed - : ___ ______________ F1 rTnr fl ii ml t _f . __ - =-a __ - - il i ll - -- -- - - - - -4 ift- ANGEL K. BASS . . . Second Birthday -_ - - - __ * . - ) 0 __ __& - F rice RulesProposed , For rieaiin nausry - 01- The FCC has -_- -_- _____ _____ ' One of the features of the annual Deacons Anniversary at - -' r -_____ -- - - - ________________ -_ f. ___ - MMIEJENNS 2nd Place Winners in the contest were first place, Deacon Arnold Bentley second place, Deacon Tommie L Jenkins, and third Place, Deacon Matthew L Williams, thanks to the friends who came and voted for them D C McCoy made the presentatlon to the winners, L_ __ Brenda _. WI - - all industries to he released malns about the ume y from wage and price controls. would be allowed to Increase I t has continued to operate un- over-all charges for outpatient Feted d bab shoer as 1%tfl in honor of Brenda Henderson by hostesses Jessie Dixon, Fannie Moore and Annie L. Henderson. Guests attending the aff air were Lizzie Caldwell, Emma Kate Russ, Hartford, Coon., Margaret Davis, Annie Branch, Madell Henderson, Linda Morgan, Dell Hunter, _:. . M-1- c-; _- .r- -- - . - L _:1 __ -- t!4w- -1lie council would turn over Its regulation of hospitals 10 states if the states present their Doctors dentists and other own program that the council medical practitioners would be can approve. -Health industry employes allowed an increase in their fees of 4 per cent. However, will remain subject to a 5.5 per they would be limited to a max. cent limitation on salary inimum 10 per cent hike for any creases, plus 0.7 per cent on one fee or service over $10 and fringe lations. The proposed regulations ld provide that: - - -1---A-- -_ - Veronica Mitchell, Thelma Randall, Opel Collins, Ethel ___ . 4 .-- Johnson, Lottle Collins, Bertha McRae, Margaret Hugez. Lois Morgan, Gail Cummings, Bonnie Ervin and Bernice Birthday Party e1 Angel KeshAn Bass celebrated her 2nd birthday with a borne of her grandparents, Mr. and party in her honor at Mrs. CLvence Ford. Gues-ta were Edgar Bm III, Kimberly, Deidra and Jackie Bingham, Kelvin Bogart Miller, April Teresa Mitchell, Trina Beck, Gregory Pilot, Dee Dee Haynes, 1,avetta Brown, Cisandra Ellis, Sabrina and Ra Jackson and 1IS Higgins. Assisting at the pay were ines Fort, Mollie Miller, Tina Beck. Pat Mitchell and Gail Fort. - Pori ' - -- - - , ,_ -I . _ . __ 4 - & I~ _ E. -- - - ----. - ,- IM I .1M. I ______ .C 0 _~% - - - . . z -:7 _t`v* Z IL_-.-_- - -....- __ A , 111Z 1~~ 1i - ._L-I'LLnE - . 7- - M_3_== - i _ ~6',.I.. -_ 1 , " k.~. --~ -X _. ____ - _ I__ -_f - - - ~.1 for okra," she said, "So I had to the little pods of okra before . - T _Q90 - ___ --Kta-sm=__ ;*______d * -_ . - . ---z I-- _ __ ________________ Returns __` '17he live-hour walkout ended Tuesday when o ,I Ait'l—' PROVIDENCE BANQUET CON R W Wiggins, pastor With HeraldPhotobyMarva Hawkins) _ and leaders of the 10, Member Uniformed Firefighters Association, who had defied a court no-strike order, agreed to submit the dispute to a thive-man impasse panel. - - 1 - I " __-_% 1 • , __________ -1 % -_ and and senior author of the for- the adults, not only parents of thcoming book -. "An students, but all adults in aiding Introduction to Sociology." the youth of today in their The second lecture will be education, in lAe many given on Jan. 31, 1974, with problems that confront them in Steven D. Lols, chairman of the thiachanging world of ours and Department of Art and to learn how they, the adults, Msoclate professor at U, can cope with those changes teaching Art History. Drawing, and how it might affect the - Tickets will be sold only in a Art and Reality." complete series of four lecThird in the series will be held lures ice is very nominal on Feb. 28, I4. De. Rona ld S. However, If one who has p Drabman, Assistant Professor chased a series ticket cannot of ychoIogy at U since attend one or two of m 1972. Ills subject will be may lend her ti cket 10 another "Behaviorism In the 21st for that evening. Century: How Close is l9g4?,, For tickets or further information call any of the _- - = -- - = _' ____ Times i i i : - k - t- ç I i - I - I - - * i 11011 Tn~l A W 11JI - ~ 0 \. -,e ZZ F ..moo - . = 111%11 ç Seminole Counties participating Bands stand for inspection at 6 30 decision of the Federal Com- tificaflon process will be im. munications reffuniWon which plemented at this time. Photo of awarded U want Of Cl:ine1 applicant will be made, p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Checking instruments for the con. test, Lyman Rand Swi-pthpar! Carol Stein; B:1nd aster John Blair, in HeW JOF(lail Marsh Store, Altamotite .\la!l (Photo b Elda Nichols) (AW I .-. I W.-im-r - i'F71_~ il ,A1T_%_ -, , - -,r. .I -- ' - E~ I .,.11M,1%A&,,~ - , - ~ -_ __ ~___--1. -_ . .~~112';__ # I --Ia T , ~_J .i 11"C' and Band President David Nelson i t 1 .I (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) _ ;. I ~~ 4 ___ . . .-m-- ' - - - ________ . - _____________ ____________ - .. . Mr. and Mrs. Bart GaIlet dinner 0 (couple at left) hosted the rehea rsal g al L couple, Lynn Pruden and Michael Cavalier Restaurant Mr . and Mrs Neil Pruden, right, parents of the bride, and others attending were Airs. Loyd Brake and Airs. Pearl Pruden, grandmothers of the bride, the Fred Gallettas, Brad Prudens, Tom Grimms, David RiCharde, Maria Galletta, Frank Dunn, Lori Pruden, Karen Huffinan and Barbara Bailey. an FAT OVERWEIGHT £ ttcme the s'im trim person thatyou Scott Peirsol Jr., corresponding Mrs. M. E. Baker has stopped in Montgomery, Ala. secretary. Also district officer3, Mrs. returned from a recent lip to to visit the C. H. Jones family, Augustus F. Williams Jr.. Chicago, where she ac. former residents of Sanford. -.— =_ - - r ecording secretary; Mrs. W. __ wiutd like to bo. Odrines nas been usei succtsifully tri thouunds all over this I t tItUS tit and We lonifti. 0drintz Is a liffl LWtt ind ess.1ir director; Mrs. David Gray, coitipanled her son Robert to No star-.In& No swial e-strusill Odrinew PUn caits $12i and IN large assistant dir~r; .Mrs. Will reooive his Doctor of Minister3 Yci ujt ut se fit or you: mcnq will be itfunded No questions ked Accept no substrtutts. SW ~-.-Ih 1 i'jrIt by . - ? i ; ~, - 6) --- -11 each is al-I vn. u pay for professional r%^ Irstrafts of your child. .% .,Iect eithw lairgle ft 5xT5 A9 0 8 . or set of 4 wallet size , from several poses, ,r and Mrs Donald Rainier, who Mrs Ardo Whisler, and Mrs live on West F irst St. 11,11T been Abel Matthews. v isitin g family mnembrs and Following the cocktail party, plan to see that their visitor the state and district officers some sighLseeing too. She were the guests of Mrs. James will rentn in the areai lot the Richards of Fnterprise for next mon - . - David Rothschild, Mrs. Fred - I. - - president; Mrs. Homer Gwinn i _"F * - ,...4 - Also Mrs. J.B. Threlkeld, oldest daughter and her Mrs. E.H. Duff 11, Arlie husband James W. Davis jr., Hopkins, Mrs Franklin Jones, and son Wi lliam, reside Winter Mrs. Rainier plans to remain in the Sanfordarea for the next ,Mrs. Effrieda Ketalka, Mrs. month and is enjo) weing all A.C. Frank, Mrs. Ralph ofthegrandchildrenandgreat- Hewlett , MN Fred Kirchner, `*~ - - ''"1 j Also ,Mrs. James Wallin,11drs. children and five greatDonaldMiddleton, Mrs. James grandchildren IUth&th,Irs John Boffm,Mrs Donald and his wife have Alan Howell, Mrs. Peter seven children and three Maroska, Mrs. Eugene McKee -- ~ h AL 11 1 Miss Arlie Hopkins, parliamen Theological Seminary. Patricia Durden lie returned to Louisville. Perkins, daughter of Mr. and tarian. Others included Mrs Everett Ky., to resume his post as Mrs B I I erkias 2119 San Campus Minister at the ford Ave., has pledged the M. Dlrkse n, Mrs. A. Diaz, University of Louisville, after a Alpha Eta U te 0 De a illrs. F. U(li,ljer I isilin" R(1(l1i 1'('S Delta Del, sorori ty at Florida the DeBary Garden Club; Mrs. year of study. En route home. Mrs. Baker Ste Umvrsity, Ta llahassee. Harry C Durand, Mrs Cecil The Donald Rainier family is of Bloomsburg, Pa. Mrs. Italbert, Mrs. Ewald Korth and enjoying a visit from his Rainier is the mother of ,t the mot1hier, Mrs. Florence Rai ipr children and Dnnald i, I - i .- .L, ,,,I first vice-president; Mrs. D.R. Villareal Jr., second vice. president; Mrs. E.R. Jordan, 04--_ - - with poster announcing first in lecture scries. (Chiar1es arles Ed wards d Photo) -- 4) ____ WOMAN'SFIRST MN Wane Fuller, Education alalrman, "•' i School, Longwood, with bands from Volusia, Putman, Flagler and Appeals today set aside the The new color photo iden. = . COS \1 TIC 1)F PAR ---'.I ME \ I and daughter, .Jamiv, Iry different 1-I -- 1 )l - lv #7 -1 : _ _____ .. DISTRICT 5 Marching Festival will be held Saturday at Lyman High -' - ~~ - _ 111128M§F_~ ---.A - I - - - I I __ -.--- - . 1. -. V,,_, . - a F; - W;~' ill. - i- -- 074 r . j . ,* ' ~..'. Mrs. Peterson, the pe rf ect hostess, was attired in a floral print silk hostess gown. Among those invited were District VI Officers of the GCs, the State of Florida president and her corps of of. f icers, member oficers of her DkBary Garden Club and the Deltona Garden Club Attending were state officers, .Mrs. Sidney R. Davis, FFGC Mi __ - , - " -"-_ =_____._ 4 0 - - . .1 1129"Im. I .~~ 1 nit Mr5 lf h1L, Arthur I' k'eterson enteruimea i design - lip- . I _.. .-__ -1 _ - _.I- - Northwestern University. there will be a question and - __ - y FAN! - George Washington University answer period. These lectures a Iff , L%BARX_-LIr. - - 'I Garden -" C ' I til) VIPS Feted I ito ,)Ponsolt -n -1, Lectiti-es Nov 29 at 730 pm in the speaking on 'Education. Woman's Club Bldg on Nor- Yesterday, today and A Dl A ,, 4$ Tomorrow. Dr. Craig was the Title of the addre by De. founding president of Valencia Burton Wright is ,'Changing Jr. College, now the Valencia Pattern of American Life Community College In orlanio Style." Dr. Burton is Assistant All speakers are well Professor of Sociology at qualified to discu subjects Florida St,ate Uriversity. He they will explain in their previously taught at the respective talks University of Washington, At the close of each lecture, V c' was 'he ire if h ' t ii r rm'r I '' su-u1, modification with children and Hall, ticket chairman -or Mrs. Charles Edwards (Fannette) of 40 of her friends of the Florida the effects of medii ioknce on P Munk, 782463 Mrs ft The Herild il C8363 I cckration of (irdin Clubs 1)1 1 1O\A-The (irt in a children Inc ,at their home, 16 Madelra series of (our lectures, spoflFour th and final lecture IS Road snred by the Education scheduled for March 21, l4 The beautiful home was Department I of .. Deltona with Dr. Albert T. Craig, . ~7 . I F C lie-ilild Uorresponaent . I table gifts. — - - nI rN.Trf'IwAU! -11_ - . . v speaking on, "Contemporary - — 'A - •ittl;, following the opening of the many useful __ l? s th- w toMid Florida TelevislonCorp onOct.6,1972. one isit. The refreshment __________ 111_p 1 .' license prepared In(I laminated, all in - " ., , - . overlaid with a white party cloth edged with pink roses and highlighted by an elaborately !ecoratid cake in to shades of pink (ea turing pink roses Served with the cake were fruit punch, nuts and rainbow mints. Bridal games were enjoyed by the approximately 20 guests, (Cecelia Farmer Photo) - pm, including the noon hour, : 0 to r) Airs. Alichael Ansley, Airs. George Waldrop, Miss Nanc Waldrop (bride-clect), **' Airs. Joe Rawls , LYMAN HIGH HOSTS BANDS ourt I - - groom _____ SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECI' __ -, .- I ; ___ - - _ _______ _ % - all - encountering difficulty in switching to a1teate carriers some heavily traveled routes. ----- ...------- ,, - a #* IPIA ;. - from the hostesses. White carnation cOrsages were aL-,o nresented to Nancy's mother, ,Mrs. George Wal&np and Ni _________ --- __ - I-- - - ( "'""1 .. - . 1 0 ~ 0 Also affecting the city and metropolitan area was a continuing wfilkout by some 30,000 nonmedical workers at 48 voluntary hospitals and nursing homes. Across the nation, a strike by flight at. tendants kept Trans World Airlines fully grounded and air travelers were reported strike "almost totally effective" and said it had placed the city a condition of tinminent peril." The head of the firemen's union, Richard J. Vizzini, said he called his men back to duty because of "the gravity of the situation and because of the responsibility and dedication . I . third day Fire Chief John T. O'Hagan termed the f _____ L New Yorkers were unable to read election results in one of their two morning papers, The Daily News, as a strike by the AF!O New York Newspaper Guild went into its Drivers License Division will ____________________ ____________ Gainesville remen On I *4 I/ 0 fr __________ ______________________ y - __ W - the Universit of Florida at Change Channe19 j— .l - 'foundat,foris of education at __ - I\trs I),o' siid License 46 =w -_ - - - t, 1= z __ --Av = I - psychological omniessor of / - - ::::: floral print pants suit with matching Jacket and a peach tinted carnation corsage gift • history. _________________________________ . _ ____-_ am~m:lw- _- 7 f;.____ _- __ - . . __ __ - _____ I - 't_~7 -,lt-f" l _ `__ _-- ________________________ :'—. _____- - --- - __ - . department has taken no legal action als"11610. #:%.%"-6i.% newa ptc~amining and sources in th€ s%orks . Iiuintedtoknowif I as sure I okra too . sure m sue. s just It - I to teachers and administrators of the Seminole County Schools Friday, at Ih,. ovilonla Meb Srhonl Auditorium. Purkey jfl too. 1y -i Inip - J.- - _&M_ told "I told him I didn't know what Wf- they wanted to know what what marijuana looked like and if she was growing. -; , N - "I said 'that's okra,"' she re. this was marijuana it sure was , I ; ___ --la.. - .sissuft- officers ,`.'--'."--~-.. -:., .." -1. , .1: :...".~ - - - the U __ - I- William Purkey will speak .I---.- . . _____ MAW L WILLIAMS ... 3rd Place ", .'. ~_'.-*._'.;1,.-_ - - - '. ~ tncy e was ___ - I In Milwaukee, Wis., a work s1do by firemen moved Into a fourth day today with their 1,00D-member union declining to make a f ormal response to a court restraining order. they'd believe me." She said one of the poliwmiri told her someone reported was growing marijuana, point. tng out that mariJuana has fivepointed leaves and okra does, I , Sources said that Mitchell demum.d for fear that the action I 1wou;d be seen as an attempt to muzzle the preis.-' That was at the time that former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was harshly criticizing - - - 2 4 , _____ - It - ~_ ~ - JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Mrs John Dixon as Jarred awake the other night by a number of policeman stumbling around her garden. Asked what they were doing, 1 _________ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A special panel empowered to impose binding arbitration starts a review today of a contract dispute wch sparked the first fullscale strike by firemen in New York City's cliv officials ,f __ •. Mitchell that the i i. . - _ -. 'i, - honoring Mtss Nan Wald tde.eIectofJOeRawbat At some point, hertcomrntnd- H - - 4YC - Mrs. Michael A Sandra Burke i-I I - - - - 7V council said a two week stitutions, such as nur., period will be allowed for corn homes, ou1d be allowed an in ment on the regulations, after crease of 6 5 per cent on res I which some changes could be nue per ay. -Hospi tals would be all owed A spokesman for the council an irhxeaw of 7.5 per cent per said the health industry will year in charges per admission, p', --- ' i cent Nba - . .. . First 11th Chuh was the awarding of prizes to the deacons th the largest attendance at the evenine 'VI - the networks from holding finandosed price control gulaUons under $10 cial interests in independently -Doctors would have to pr od uced programs, but tile for the health industry, che uled to take effect Jan 1, have maintain a schedule of fees in • been announced by the Cost of the office. ReceiveAwards _____ cn~_--_.-_--__ - .-.---. -- ___ _____-1 prohibited -; !%k 11111111 Shower _________ After ard W. Mcharen LOZIUJA thzy.l Independent prodcers'. from _14 A&M and Southein Unhetu, you ma, make reseations b calling Mrs Katherine Alexander at 123.636bs Thursdas ru F irI F Mmnott s Cl tpttr PrtsmJtnt - - ~ 1. documentaries and sports pm grams, The government suits claim that the networks have shut off competition in the production of enter!ainment programs by ucirg many themselves, and by retaining ownership in1"... tt-- -0 - _ ____-. their own shows. ih I WL do not -- _ _. _ Alumni Plan FootbaI trek The Florida A&M Alumni Chapter of Sanford i1l1 _ 1. - - " Guest speaker will be Mrs. Carrie Bouie and gues'. soloist, James Bouis of Altamonte Springs. The Everl)m R. Clark choru.4 will a'iso sing. Mrs. Bessie Brooks is club president ____-.,~_ - and seeks a court order prohibI Mi - ___ At ., the late 1950s and Nicholas l)eB Katzenbach in 1964, detided not to file the suits TV entertainment programs -- - _%. -_ The government contends that the networks have Illegally monopolized the production of Z, . rhe 22nd anniversary of the I.,es Bon Amies Club will be 0 ' - -1 Les Bon Arnies Celebrate ~~ 4 -) "The Horn Of Plenty" annual banquet of the Providence MisMonary Raptis; Cliurch will be held Saturday at 0: p.m. at the church annex. Committee chairman is Mrs. MatUe loll __ 9 ARNOLD BENTLEY 1st Place - = .1.! the mid-1950s but two attorneys lengthy process of obtaining ex amini ng network coran ç X the , . ~ I Honor~~? d -- VW viq , The antitrust division had 1 tecn preparing the cases since order cleared the way for go 1. - wed by the disclosure of major antitrust suits against duction of entert,ainment pro,- White House pressure ta ctics the three commercial television grams. ews media and Questions about the motives net works1, networks despite (ears that the on considered ' the public may question its m ir. Justice CBS, NBC ABC lost the ment sources say that first round and in the 18-month President Nixon's well-known battle when a federal judge last antipathy toward the networks actually delayed the suits. . eminent nttomne)s to begin %--6 and E of r I ect I * unfa _7w;.4,o-v-__~ _a;=A 12z" 1. Su*ts JusticeDepartmentwaiststogO of the court action were re- WASHINGTON .- ia ~~ - TV A' . n Gover -0 J " 4 PP "' I 11 % " S- - - _____ ' ___ .1 - -_ .,_- % - __ — r ('_ -- Wednesday, Nov 7,1973--7A The Sanford Herald - . - - _ - -- - __ - __ .yl. dinner th. -f WEA_4i -1 - rdiL __---_ i~_,- 1. -1. i __,". -- - ,__ . - - __ -- ;---- - - ... - I - i . - __ - - I - ., - '. . -------.-, .1 - i so 7-" _. ___ ___ _- - I7_0 1. - - ___ - - - ____ - _ ___ ~__:_:. --- ____- __--__=1 - -- _ . ;-----~~ _ __ 1-1 ____ - . -.-I -.-- - uu .- - _._________---------- . . AwT ;- - 1W___ ____ZA1AW -I - -zi - I — _ ____ I - - : ____ . 00 __ _____ ALUMINUM 4 s0 - - - unanimous of 41 isions of the the FCC CommIssioners - 1 VLSI IOts. O'- L. a 9- 11111111111_ a---=AFF___ 'n= --- -409- ~_1 4 ,. -__ A_ -- _- _ _ A __V 7!4;~ -__ ~ _ _:9 Rowena (Mrs. James W.) Davis. -_— ~am -- . il ______________________________________________________________________________ SHEETS 11 141 % SkA -T - _- 7- - ____ the decisiop of the hi:fflahsttatire Hearing Ju1,,e --m-mm =1_WfflZ__ o fflZ _Z - 11: __ . it,- SAL11 0 . ~ - 9 and had iperator of Channel . -- ____ - FOR 1 - 11 - -I #.II ____ - - , 1 I ..,-"- - ___;T - zffllwiTT~_ MT - _____ - - ____ -- .M --IW_ _______ L. litigated cam to the FCC for further consideration. W_ ____ __ - - - & -- -- _ - --- — - 741M . rea t'ictIvlIIes USED OFF S ET PRINTING PLATES 23 INC'JHES BY 36 INCHES p J ---- 1 -- FESTIVALOFFE11OWSHIP "The Garden" and "Crafts For The United Methodist Women Christmas." of First United Methodist and Toursday from 9-12 in flie adult sector of SJC. The stress is on indiiidual style and thi annual bazaar Friday No. 9 Members take field trips during - - - -- E; I I __ ____ —_ I _____ . . - - ____ . - ______ ____ X - $I. . _ - - ___________________ i __ ___ __- - 11 - I Thecasewl11 flOW the eCt _ ____ - __ 1111111110MENNEW111 - 19Mkv ~t _ ffiffiligm- - - -- — I __ _ ____ - - - __ ___ Z. _- -, -0 . == _- I I _____ - -t- - - 110STML-`SAr1'D HOWXtF-F, AT SHOWER I VV-Mf -A F - .w - I DE AL LINING MATERIAL (Ihey Just Fit Between Studdincis and The words of the scriptures offer the con. on ak 1a1 ony a eep, auiuiflg EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN 193, CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS 1 .a "Festival of Fellowship." NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM . ft construc4ed the station and oprit'r in F'Lra:r1 k A complete chicken dinner will be ser%ed between 11 30 in and 130 p in in some of their paintings in the Artist's Corner of Senkarik's during oemher There are landscapes, still life, portrait and Magnolia. Fast service is Mrs. Babcuck has taught in profliRed for those on a noon the adult program for about IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING to operate Charml0In Orlando. )1 , E Johnson, B1Ienk F 11&it - - hoon mwrQtAd hv thp rmirt ordered representing all five imnten&rs ' a" a an m do I ?R116 4%"*tfr** &X r-.. "::--ar Boothtd ,.%ill dl~PIFIY iteml fnr-le, m thei ' Ere "Trash and Treasures" (dist*s used clothing etc.) "Country FRENCH AVE - thijst Women Idr =&&&A& I X IC wrason-ticnemerger ivionuo" JW ,- _-, doors and using Mother Nature's palette of beautiful __ _____ colors. mN00 You DoWI Have To Be AMILLIONAIRE ______ - , V L Of the i doss some iembers had never a1--usu ."- L w-& L-t U' had of tN-, (ourse with Mni. NIX.Ock, All find It a fascInating and rewarding hobby. [e group cc's o Tuesth day - ciii With ~ r 11 ill-_-4 Electric CE N T RAL CAI L .... PLUMBING WALLHEATING, INC. 1007 Sanford Ave. 322. 6561 ft 6 .6~ - appearing in The Sanford Herald are for $3. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 • And we never charge for ii ij delivery, ixy is available only - - through JCPenngavr a - . lunch hour. Tickets are nine years and is a well known ute to the dead and a comfort to the aAstl il Junior College are dIsplaying n 17 Y _ - sin • V re •A*t ,ctkral pro lings _Nl__ ________________ -- . .r - Md-Fl daT - — I . ,_ result of an appeal of the lodq i• applicantstoreverscUhe FCCs _______________________ - vi I^m . I — .- - j%,, renney SANFORD PLAZA, 10-1 and 2-6, Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 8.io - I. . - �- _________________________________ ___________ --- fl _____ - _____ _____ - - -_ - - -0 - _________________________________ .1 - - -- - - ___________ - _ -I . _______ _ w - __- CA-The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973 Evans Breaks SHS Cours e M ark hkw i .1 ." .;i ,-_-X* -M- j.. 1 VM1. Sports -Wa.." Irl - I 1;t Spotlight -K. . -% .. ByJ RICHARDS Squad gave the Middles the Herald SportsEditor Sanford Na at Auid€niy '° . , men" that pushed the remisisCallowayto take third group oI'middle men," to take Middies a close, V C 01) with a 13:51. while the Tribe eighth place. Seminole's Langston over the bigger Four-A school. star ran a 1406 Calloway, a Sophomore, ran a 13:20 last Menafee finished 19 seconds vans 17 03 first place clipped seconds off the week that set the school course ahead of the Middles Steve Von Zabern, 14:37-14:56 o a e mark set week b e es C s c nsc ame ninth Dicken "1 e final our runner Willie Calloway P lace , in fifth, just two seconds behind places fell the the Middles' but the one-up finished of A rmando o onzaez, Brian Dickens and Tim Calloway, whilee "middle Theroundballersarestartlnguplocally th ts weekendout at Seminole Junior College. This Saturday night Joe . - ---- Sterling's charges take __ 1. , — the floor against some of the tifli(! graduated Raider basketball stars from days gone by. Gametime set for8p m atSemmole High School gym Speaking of gymnasiums, Sterling Is tickled that the course funds have been approved and the building is underway for SJC's own gym. The multipurpose facility is scheduled for : p Raider mentor hopes seven seconds at 1200 ill - kr 0 -- . L. .I - ... - - . . I ; I . . - - -- -.---', 10111 VI (11 _.,~,;- jib alumni ganie will be the only opportunity to see the SJC roundball contingent in the area until Nov. 27 when the Raiders host Florida College. There are three contests on tap between the alumni ame and the home opener. November 13 sees the locals travel to Flagler College, Nov. 20 they will visit Polk Community College and the 24th they will go to Palm Beach Junior College. . - "_ . ~ _ - - !_Y! _1 r. . 1~ ! r f t 74_~ok - -" . I --- , 'r -M - 1~____ - __ I -] . , t .~, -.:. I k "- - . - -, Annual Seminole Thanksgiving Basket.ball Tournament fk - - AKZ~ I T_i4 - - -- 1_iiQ %~ - - Z- - - ) • - - - - _-.•. _--_,.__L__. 1V--r-7_,!Ed_-i&!C,_n.17r, _. - I mz ~_ - - ,M __ ___ — T - __ - __ - - -M __ - _.__.- - ______ . - . _._~ -_~~Aj~; ____ ___ - - 1, - __ _ ___ J- - =_ ---m * a - r =_ __ ~ - R~~ ~ - " ._.F_;1. - ____ &"Xhe==_AA4= zr~~ __ ____________ . U the T ribe will be iiliWehickiernexUjmearowid locals could _~r - - _~___ 0 lid name F. `I I_;;~_ sented - ,__ - __ -, - ' ha Last time out for the Pan, The Sanford ball club thers quarterback John tAttoo Backing up Raines is __ - s Coach Uncomfortable Leesburg. Last week Croorm up-ended Lyman by a 26-14 - ( Herald ruuw D might have been dIfferent if Dill Vincent ) - 163 Yard Avera"e Finley Again _________________ — ______ _______- - - Ahem' Seems as if Chancy 0 "'~. __.. o _ .-, - __________________ __ I = : — - ~A!~!- . -!e- --_-M__ -_,Il . t ~. - ~-___, =,-_t _i __ . - __ , *I -t -- !X~ i - - - Ilk -' -. -. - e.; can't get his name U , 0• _~_,;,zif~_:.1 '' ~=_ - -__J-7 ,~-1 ,_; - , - I - - - :: The Internal Revenue boys are &fter the renowned owner of the Oakland Athletics It appears as If they have found discrepancies of the six figure type that are not easily forgotten. As we all know, 'Revenoors'are hard people to get SouUiern Met.hodist last Saturday, has blasted - lila way from third place to first bloodhounds In a Louisiana delta after Press' Back of the Week who came within eight remained the total offense leader He is avera! 350 by Michigan State's Frft Allen in 1971, t Shade's secandpldce 237 5 and the third place averaging 163.7 yards per game, a mark suz. 230.9 mark of Freias. passedoverafullscasonbyonlyuu-eeplaye11..... Jun Jennings of Rutgers, fourth in rushing C,llie Matson, Ed Marutaro and 0 J Stml with a 140 4-yard average, Is No 1 in scoring He , has collected 17 touchdowns and averaged 149 last week 's leader, Mark Kellar of Northern points per game Kermit Johnson of UCLA and Illinois, slipped to second with a 152.6-yard Bart S th (RI ti m nd I Tony Dorsett of Pitt is Uiird at 142.4. - i'. Would you believe the SJC Raider bweball team is the '!' . . IWI....-! - .A 'II', ,'._'- - I--. - % I .. I f - .. . - - - -- . . _.-, 4 -1. ' - ---i i-I , _~" ._v _.- ---. . - __ __ - - 4 f:, A: ___ ha%e settled down and should be ready for a .-, fine - = - --_ . __ r - - - - - . _-Z Chamberlain T0 ar em iO May __ - -__ ---------- -1i I claimed a bedahect banner e 0 ers ~_ --'----. MSHVILLF T ____ AP ( lic farewell Tuet4ay with pa- Is'1 - _ JJ 1. __ ~ ~-_ - ~_ - - . . I. . __- ~__ =_ - - __ - --- . ___________________ ~_ " __- .. - ___ _ . ~ _~ ----------- !_ If he zeta to play he'll pi-obTc* Hirnl3on, a Globetrotter ati! stick wi th it for a couple or for 20 yuirs before han in ii A . =-=-- - __r __ - _________________________ - . M54 I * - - - - Eo - o_=_ - I - - , _____ - _-_ = ca -We also were proud of Mrs Tw eed y, uperalor of Mea&ir Stabie. Secretaria! now will go to Dickey compleLad 22 drive that hoisted Houstzm to a 31-77 triumph over the Colts, the The 24-yeu-old three-)ear Oilers, first victory this year ended an 18 game '— ___ The amazing Missouri Toledo 20, Marshall 6 - _____ - upsets - beating Nebicka _______ Noothert'.alfbackintheIeagu That'sanlceroundnjrnber'I inside, outside or wasn't about to argue with an)reasoften ashe turn Against Kansas City his 39 Still It boggles the mlii- ---- c- —. I - . runs _____ .- " I - ir '_ _________ carries broke an NFL record. d...2,000 yards. Then you think Yet, he rarely gets hurt. about it some rriore and you I 4,, .___ __: T Wal He always keeps going He remember thiS is not Just 1. as the same way at USc. an "I think the secret is - s-niMENEW . I-'P, _____ , __A %L~i-7 -i__.- -i— Zad . _- -.. 71 __________________ As IRENE FAULK shows off a nice string of bass caught recently at Camp Seminole on shiners, all Ifl the three-to-five pound range. It isn't known ifgrandsonGlenn had anythingt d with the catch. Utah .4;t. 33. New hlex. SL 14 (N) Sports B rief jai Alai ReSUIts the Ok la ho ma Ohio U 30, Cincinnati 21 Wot- _____________________________________________ Qu*its Head Coach At Ivy's Columbia .............. - Utah 47. New Mex. 12 another runner. This is O.i. that Like the man said, why not' Frank _______ NICE DAY'S CATCH Purdue 28 M in nesota is MissourI 24. Ol'lahoma 20 Nebraska 37, Iowa St 14 N Carolina 21 Clemson 8 N Tex St 15, WichIta St 7 followers ____ 1 Michigan 32 I ll Inois? figure in another big one Saturday Yac, dear readeis, I have sad news for the gifts, like his speed and moves, season. the trait that seems to separa te "I told them I'd like to shoot O.J. from the rest of the run- for 1,600 yards," he said flerStn football ts his durability "Reggie said, 'Why not 2,000' - (Iqrj) and losing to Colorado - will a— are planning to ambush the 'The difficult barn burntr to coin a term, - - — . __ - .1~ - - I I -- - ,. 2 Vest Conference Clubs ill tangle in the Lone Star state Texas A01 will entertain Southern Methodist Univerity al College Station in their 66(h rent-wal Tex-is Chr' s- . __ 'riit fLru!h1 ~ A. ;_ 4 _ - _.- * I - - j pçp - har rumph - aq - - i,.,, T WELL-EAkfi 'U REST C'1T*Ae.,.. , ovoil-l3no duai cross country meet Tuesday, Kenny Evans (foreground) and NathaniAJ Perkins (walking) enjoy a weiiearned rest while awaiting the rest of the two teams to h The Hoople S'stem dear its customary grand stylt Willi the eyes of Texas (and a g(x4) , number ofollic-rs) on them. six home-grown South- - - ~_ - atxyed Iong and arduously to teye Miami 28, Kent State 21 - - 1~--i m mr _I f - __ ~~ NP: I!Y X~ _~~--jw - M ~ . , ~ .. . - __ __ - -. e 4 -, -- 1 ____ ____________________________ 9~ ; I - - 4 --- __ - * I __._ __ - ,_~__ ~_ - . __ - - ____________________ -4 II . UCLA 39 Ore'on IS ac ,c 14, resno I1III '/ 3 ill i NEW YORK (AP) -Stdt.ing The six victories included the that any school can have a first triumph over Princeton winner it they want to," Frank since 19-45 and the first over, \3',arrO subinittd hu resigna Dartmouth in 10 years and Na lion Tuesday after six futile 'arro was named Eastern years of vying to do it as Co. Coach of the Year b the Foot. lumbia University's head foot- ball Writers A.ociabonof New York. and I report to you. .some- % lit Noire Dame 35 I'ltt 14 Universilv Longhorns. Howling Creen'21. E-N11cli. 8 Brigham l'oung 16, Arizona t'C iGi fQ' II'$ '1'C smac overtones similar to game against Brown on Nov. 24. those surrounding last winter's N a va rro said he hoped to stay HhIIlMl'1IIAM, England re'ignationby Princeton'sJake Sharon Walsh of San Rafael, in the coaching fieK NI(Candless, who indicated the ,jico- Ns'wIit.c_7i, , ,Li. in Artiffift W ! ,.--' ,,';zu' lln, __ tLa ', tJ ("I UMA - IW Predictions are for games IT)$ D.l.i 1 Naarro, 42 said he would Pcis,achov of Israel 6-2. W in recOilimiend 37-year-old i- the opening round of an inter- ate head coach Norm Gerber as ' , St. 121 California 37, San JOW 1) Furman 27. CILidel 1. Houston 20 Colorado St ii ( urnt'il 1.1, llio n I - - , ment of Lh a etes he recrui 1U. Washington 49. Idaho 21 •Ji Tampa31 W TezasSi 16(N) ._. - Mike 1961 Columbia team and an as Fstep of Dallas upst,t sceded sisLint 1- 141. 0) William College, where he had rourx! of the $7 15,000 Stockholm 28-1* 1 mark With three Open Tennis Tournament games remaining this season. . Wm & Mary 33 Colgate '3 Wisconsin 19. Iowa IN 38, 'Vale 21 (N) Night wll t41!0N a I I, EIGHT" - Dwebor M =,Irmrl* '4' WAN game $ Aflv*l-Mwia(3) l 1) W4 44 4 II I$'*P*ii()) P'-3 Ti l (1) I)P IItOIT iii, psckmis p). __ 1-fefte_11). — Anm 171, Wfwl (1). __ ___ - i - - - A-T.w1li, . Columbia remained mired UEJn~-4 t_Uo : - -"- - - Competition would appear to be while even Brown, the per. Australia hic7t P4040A 1141 &hool wasn't admitting many national indoor tennis tourna. his successor. Gerber's chief near the bottom of the league AJt'rV S. Carolina 43, Appalachian St. 10 (N) So. Cal. 27, Stanford 15 Temple 21. Rhode IrJand 8 Calif, eliminated Paulina coining in life - I ) ________________ Auburn IT Miss St take (he measure of SMU, 27-22, Texas Tech's Red Rasd"rs to outscore TIC 37-21 and Darrell Roval .., jntwrnc in hip t he I1;ivinr following Columbia s final TENNIS c0,a(:h,,t Boston College. 6Gff ber, who was promoted FOUST%. D"bift pleft0a 1441 11:6-64 I in the Australian Indoor Ten- last spring to tile newly creatt-d M 11 I Iwo 0 I.? lot% 6114) OW" i~rl! nis Championships, while Jim position of associate head Right Wrong Ties I JU &-if" &Z I Art"dws LW1 "$me 113LO". McManus Berketey. Calif., coach, was named to handle th NO IM41 of Texas A&M 27, SMU 22 e eliminated AustraLin ° In head coaching duties until a -Texas Tech 37 T(U 21 1 1 0"61M Now go on with the successor to Navarro is hired. a Texas 25, Baylor A 4-t 1 I" :2 to It forecast. I Tulane 26. Navy 14 (N) I. vlbw&-yu 01, 111"48A (1). SrOC N1 - Jimmy Con. Navarro, a 1953 graduate of %= 1-31 $4.319 ~ f-Anit off* Air Force 2s, Rutgers '.10 Florida St. 33, Va. Tech 10 1: Arizona St. 42, Wyoming 18 Austin to meet the Te x as L~ San Diego St 13, Long Dcli e h-fle ducked at a .745 clip for thtt first eight wee ks of t he se aso n. II e re's J - impossible the Tigers will prev ail 24-20 taroluna 1?, Richmond 15, - k -: _~ , __ . - e do un ions: East .- ~__ ~m~ - __ff , - - - Slcw~- - ant] uell in Ove Ilowstor L-ick- minute game-winner to cu field anfj the Wers ... well, rw'.c a c%si, Viecise 6s,.yard stud at Claihorrie Farm in veteran from Kansas State, that - -- Well Lynn Dickey is alive touchdowns, including tie lastthey're alive anyway - promise - -.---- Memphis St 13, So %Iisa 8 visiting Sooners. In a real he tossed a coin') _~- M -, - - __e~ si~ _~ _!P:____ Lynn Dickey would never some doctors said had ended his anOdw Pr*2810nal fooftH career, made his rirst start of game. But then, a week ago, IM on Sunday against Bald. r saying abotit the Houston Oil. - ______ ' I.aurin ther%ught, handsome 3-year. old coltofwho the public's year blocking buddies made a Besides his more obvious to O.J. before the _____ - - Louisville 31. Opylon 7 have - kaff - kaff W_ season ____ ________ 7i Virginia 14, Maryland 10 I Winners from the losers but takes a little longer, - __ - Dickey _-Ameback At QB Gets Offense Player Pick _______ true to the Iloople rnot1w ~ •==• Charlie Davis, who was riding - C W It -bives pl ying the game tno the Ijas Anrele5 .I., ation - I fia5ketball lhui 1 al ic Assucsaton to become pla yer- around We world .4 coacti of the San Mpgo I the University of Kansas to play Cvnquistadom - Conference title. Th ese (o9,r clubs a7 s % dl ost -I- - concentrating on something away from the whole Reggie McKenzie and his % The crowd of 32,990 ona cold, NEW YORK (AP) A year tional Football League esarT°' ago, th e doct'rs were saying with a hip injury one which his; shoes last seastm to become ar advance publicity man for him play, tw'll get out quick, the famed court jesters, thinks lVill has Mou pulerifidl to be a turn to the Globetrotters in two great coach but We interest Jus the Glotefrutters before lie lakers howeer ud to pmvent aleir Joining the NBA. gone I Aqueduct betwetri the t1lird and fourth races, "There'll never be Chaniberlaln rece'itly quit interest ft,'r $600000 a year but --------- (0) meeting at kent ill claim the Mid Ameriian Hon Turcotte once called "she tories were the Kentucky Den- lat into the paddock shortly be- Cd 1):Irk to the Harlem Globivt- iition Learn until W NBA con. rottvrN, ,i former Wammate tract expires, -;=" _'_ ~- - - - - .- -- ~M ~ yl__ '__ --_- ----__-- I _~ - __ . _ people's horse," rnade his pub. by, Preaknew and Helinont. fore The start of the third race. - -Z, 4- in - 3 Tigers who have figured -.1 two of the season's biggest (erence race and (tie winner Secretariat, whom jockey 21 starLs. His three biggest vic. pony Billy Silver, I t-- , _ ~ _ seconds, a third and a fourth r (N.7' Greenville, N.C., should decide the South(-rn Conof the Kent State-Miami, - a"74--- - -u-N" i a - - - lowed a horse player "Secre- for thoroughbreds, built on a and cheering when groom J4 Return a _______________________ _AJ V - __ tariat, we'll miss you," pro- record of 16 victories, three die Sweat and exercise lx)y .4t% ____ I Kansas 22, Colorado IS I ---I, I/ and back to the busints at hand. From now iIi the end of the season league crowns ill be up for grabs and this week could see to titles grabbed off. The Rich mond -East Caiolina clash r* - I Tweedy. "Yea charnp," bel- 808, fourth on the all-time list windy day began applauding _______________ - -14 I NEW YORK (AP) - "Oh, $6.08 million sytidication. And Stakes. for the coach when the. players do the cutting. 'C Theyebe:ntllup r thranrno 'th e I sure hope it doesnt happen young, aggresse Bills are that way. It would take another goal _ ,L _.M Northwestern 18. Indiana 14 Manse while - 'A 0 -T-Tyv Holy Cross 14, Syracuse 7 making his But enough of (fiat 0111- , 4 Yards this year and a lot of f'W champs someday. 't even think about it. Buffalo has away to go _ •f Georgia Tech 29, VMI 6 Harvard 32. Princeton 21 /r-C I I . I .0) ays Ie ft early from the jolly llow - beh-heh - lest lie i' - Secretan*at Makes Final Appearance seasoofmalIystartsznebruary-makea1ikealiuleeasier ! A remember to order Martha's Los Angeles at the half with a -, I ----- E Carolina IT, Richmond 15 Georgia 20. Florida 16 Christmas. Jove: I must ' - Pantelias said the boys have preUy much found out (or themselves who the first stringer will be when the base shnpir S -- - Z ~ , 7 - Egad, friends, would you believe that after this Saturday there will be only 37 =- ____ "The same thing could That's what we're shooting for %iL T MAJOR HOPPLE Pigskin Prt _.: :-t being national champs at USC. I_ _______ - 7 and the dppointed because they were Trophy wasn't as big a kick as IIC) C) D I e s c hat AW -1-15i Ttz Season rushing record is I,W ycar but a lot of people were Even winning the Heivrian ______ for games of Saturday Nov 10 "But to me, there's nothing to Is chasing Babe Ruth 0 J is Well, then some things caught something together Nothing dogging Jun Brown The o,* up with turn He still had a good like being on the best team — - i ," - 11.1w -- ~ ., ,* ^. NFL year, 0J has become the people were saying he was . Ot? /ftW5 - " This Is just beautiful,,, 3ald 66-42advantage. In punting, Chuck Ramsey of Wake Forest is y oubcautifulthrng,"saidflelen hegoeswithearningso(;,3l, - Now the attack has the best teams In the league become more diveN . fled. /00,04R-05 , . It WAS only the Cava' third in the first period as scored 10 W t t began. Initially the Panthers victory In 13 decisions this sea. point.1 & lined up and ran over t.heir son--and it came spl&et ON of Cleveland all but put away opponents "''-' " : _-_ at halftime. Here his Qmlarid The contest was t,he 0 y Cavaliers Were winning tO,' a in the NBA nIght Change, and he didn't know tIe American Basketball Asso- Panthers since the season Jose,State, and now has completed 130 of 211 State. year - on to a 115-96 National four at games end. AusUn Caff scored 20 points Coach Barry wenhold has Baget.ball Anociation victor yand shut off Laker star Jerry the Los Angeles Lakers West in the Cleveland victory made some change in the of ° fensive dtparbrignt for the Tue3day night. The Cavallers tr4k a VW6 lead with nine points per game. touchdowns in the Aztecs' 21.27 tie against San 444 average of Mike Patrick 'f F - Mute .~If — — e' more ttne were aUowed Against the Patriots the Panthers were down 12-a what to say clatlon, the Meinpttht Tama Last 15 minutes "I've never been more tin- beat the Indiana Pacers 102-96 coming Into said Fltdi way inwci Augt.i1scwe aets localswereblownout24.Olnthe Silence was golden-and so trimmed the San Db'go Confirst period and came within WeretheCavallersastheywent quistadors llO-1G4 jumped from third to first in passing. He tops with a 46.5-yard average on 61 kicks, foicomp1eted 29 of46 passes for42lyards and three lowed by Tennessee's Nell Ciabo at44 Coach Jack Pantellas ishigh on b1s charges who he says -- - . — - Meanwhile, San Diego State's Jesse Freltas College and Florida Tech the Raiders have compiled a 9-4 mark - It". 1_71K~ft--. ___ ,t -I_f ,`ii 4:_ -_"_kw_~ 7FVM_4. ;1 V _ firs4. place entry in the Fall league over at Tinker Field? Playing against the likes of two team from Valencia Junior .~r - I, _.- national with a 17 9 pergame completion average, (01. Yards of the nat.lonal single-game rushing record aging 258.8 yards per game, well ahead of Dtamona Note ____ ut David Harper of Davidson is No. 2 in passing lowed by Brigham Young's Gary Sheide at 17.8. The WOO14 I. M"ound junior, The Associated Quarterback Danny White of Ariz= State __________ - U major college fooftU rushing staWcs. prisoner don't have a track record as good as the IRS -They cot Spiro didn't thes & llrnmrnm May be Finl ey was in on lhLs Water ga te thing. Boy ! Wouldn't that surprise everybody? , i- UJ U NEW YORK (AP) - Roosevelt Leaks, who passes for 1,659 yards and an 18.6 completions. ______ -, tr i.. ., III NCAA rumb!edfor342yardsinTexas'42.i4batterrngof per-game acrage - - ks Is comznlsslorer'soffice-nowCharley has really messed up un tracked - --_ Z;01 = ! just out of the papers. As if the bad publicity coming from the World Series wasn't enough--then the fim from the tL.1 .. - - L_ .1 l, $ - -- - __ IC Ahiins1 very ___________ __________________ When Team The Young Bills are a team have a lot of luck. But having a center of attention, created in his image, and the goal Like that makes you work main man. magic they've woven this harder. "I guess individual success is starti.1119 IM WA= makes "In a way. I wish rwople a big thing to gu)s who have them look more and more like a didn't bring up t.hat 2,W( yard never had it before," lie ex. co ntender for the Super Bowl thing so much platned But I've had it right tournament. "It's a little like the Wilbur along. In jumor cz" ge, at USC That's a pretty good story in Wood situation in baseball and then here last year. I've itself. ButO.J.isabetterone. Remember how he got off to been player of the year at every At the halfway point 0 . this such a fantastic surt and level. It's been greaL In u W Hughes sport.s Network has cancelled television coverage and no na tional coverage Is " PRESS -1tc i to 20 Both blotches on the Crooms 'y pleased I feel Bill Fitch Was lOSt for words good, but the guys feel better." record Indicated the results Winner E made nonsense of the bxk. - 2~ _;~____ Lake Brantley tied the Panthers 12-12 and . 1fowd' /o-yq-ozo the field will be cut to the low 70 scorers for the CD r not - -."''] I 1 At least no one could before off' Can he crack that In. acleanshotatme Ircailydon't O.J.Simpson came gliding credible 7,000-yard barrier' take much of a beating during around end and Juking off "I'm sure," said O.J. by the course of a season" tackle and bursting up the gut phone from Buffalo "That's a O.J. is used to it by now, in Buffalo lot of yards and you've got to anyway He's used to being the - 'r R41&1,46w11V5r4Y XZ Z4,Y,P194R,ol~ .. more Jun Taylor was Like that, thousand yarits It was just too this sport has produced In some on ' fina72 holes Nov. 14-17 44year-od who ranks as one of the top at- -: - Of" _______ mu(h to ask. In two years, time will Lie centered on O.J. in "I'm not Like UiaL I'm always nia)be. But in one year? No one could run like that. Can he do it? Can he bring it something 30 that they don't get 1J , ,' drew, lull wasn't completely recovered from a holes Thursday through Sunday. At that time, knee operation, and Floyd has tendonitis. "It looks like there's $100,000 just sitting there that no one wants," mused Arnold Palmer, the ç. 0. 16/. S/Afps fluenza and would be unable to play. Dave Hill Crenshaw could be the top favorites. and former PGA champion Ray Floyd also withThe format calls for the entire field to play __ contest the Panthers sport a 3-1- completion percentage," udd provided for them by one of the I ledger The locals opened the Panther grid boss, "And finest off ensive lines in the their year with a 184 win over now I UWA the quarterback is county. . cica,iti Tuesday Hctoldtournamentofftcialshehasin much of the year, and the dynamic yowi - stratosphere Out of reach, short time before 1, -' c , 1963 ,-.;: _M_;t It *1 5gO,ø'/,,963 'r li Yarda e Goa 16 .. Open and five other events this year, and Lee Hubert Green, Forrest Parley and J.0. Snead, Trevino, who scored his third victory of the the winner of the recent Australian Opens season just Last Sunday in Australia. Player, apparently fu None of them entered. Miller pulled out major surgery which, hampered his progre33 rusher this year. v - 'I.- ,ij' "S Copley News Servict , C/fZ,4ht419, /689 - yards, esta'-*!Lshed by Browti in tacklers only . get a rgeco rne." said Simpson. "Guys seven games uuWfl IAC ( Larry) ..aona and The number used to be Simpson had 1,025. No one Nag Marry) Brown oa has! up L \, I ~ I- . " winner, Torn Welskopf, winner of the British winner this season, Hale Irwin, John Sch1, Rat leading scorer a for a 730 commenceznenL completion three runners have had the Coming into the cross county "We would like to raise the advantage of gaping holes (,' jfl T"IM 'urnnii. II'Q iYlIJ.JJ.#4LnJ £LLL4&L' FINISHES clash with arch-rival DeLarid -a contest that has always _ (4TE5T - 21000 In One Year .- titles this season and second to Nick1au on the NA aj with the unbeaten Dreadnaughts — after that the Seminoles close the season with a Thanksgiving Eve, homecoming r. . But the absentees include Jack Nicklaus, the money-wfting List; youthful Lanny Wadkins; PrPsent PGA champion and leading money veter-an Billy Casr, ,r, Like Wadkins a twoUme k_ - -kONAU-St.- -- - 44__ ~ - Some of the other leatling contenders in the btiiky Iieid Inciuoe rookie sensation Ben Cren absenteis fur tli 0-J I 44 The huge prizes have drawn a field or 240 Trevino and Miller are missirig. professionals, with more than 20 countries repreThe others include Crampton, winner of four _21 ~T iI ____________ it-''- — . .1 . V I ,I, \ / . k all-around receiving V'- . Both figures The biggest Sam Snead, and all but a handful of the 197i pre1oUs prize money for a single event was Winners of regular tour events $300,000 by two recent Japanese tournaments Of the dozen men who ha,e son $100,000 r and in the Dow Jones Open, a onetime e vent rnorethsseason_theflgurethatwjubewonhy played in New Jersey in 1970 the champion here only Nicklaus, Weiskopf This season still isn't o-.vr though, wd the sahgeat1eastacouple1ns TheSemtnoleeleieajjnow i-s on the year and face &abreeze later this week Then the en Club. It offers one-half million dollars in total Roberto de Vicenzo; Masters champion Torrul Prizes with $100,000 to the winner. Aaron; England's Peter Oosterhuls; agele&i A edo JVs ' 14 I statistics I' . til , 1 my since 4i A guess Young i",."_____ .11.11- of Boston; California's Bill relief pitcher named among the Oakland, and Kansas City's Palmer called the Cy pitchers votes, PaurSplittorff. Award a "dream come true was a distant fourth with six The 28-year-old Palmer, who somet hi ng I've wan ted points. 11111cr, who saved a had his fourth straight 20-victo- growing up in New York." - by Alan Mayer -.. 1~ I represent records "I still think we can run right more aware of what I want him at anybody we play," said to do." Bishop Moore and went on 10 0, J. -- I . - . Those The new World Open begins a two-week , 144- Texas Open South African Gary Player 0 -14 - I . 0 Open champion Johwy Miller has joined a ,, ff with the bloodletting pWM an average of ten yards per fullback Jeff Anderson. All ___ - - .-, - - CLOCKWORK ________________ Out I and 8 for third. Detroit's John Ifiller, the only Singer; Ken Holtzman of were pretty good." were nine .. I Seminole Memorial Stadium off Thethrowtngwasgoodfcw Rob(nsonattheotherhalfwlth EFN@!_; -1- --_ ~_____ - __-Max ______ - second finished 26 points shy of Palmer in average of 2.10, gave Palmer 14 second place. first-place votes and six for Ryan's total of 62 points second for a tota l of 88 points. f ashion ed on nine first-place Poin ts were awarded on the votes, three for second and (lkrakl Photo Rv Elda Nichols) -- ------ Miller Amon T~ agw~ . , _. - throwing Angels' star and lengue-leauing earned run 10 • meets the Oviedo Junior threw 23 times and conpleted 9 arsity Thursday night at while two tosses were picked --- _QP --___________________ -__ _____ - fine game against - I the lid on what has been up till offense" season - -_-_ a-_- Umgwood Lyman and many uw* they desm,ed to win. 11 jut hun't been the year of the Seminole in IrM Hopefully '- ______ I_ - won-lost record - further tmpro%c the Pats standlnizs now a successful footb3ll . _ - Congratulations to the members of the Sernimle 1110 ________ __ _ ation of America, noting Palm- the accomplishments, the hard- place vote, as well as 13 for Coleman of Detroit; LuLs Tiant league-leader Wood's 24, "but I er's 22-9 'i36 ,AitamonteSprings - out the winning. Herald StafI Writer ________ -=- ~~ victories z ~- - . - reet an — season cith 383 and pit- writers gave the Oakland conFive 20-game winners wasn't in Ryan 'a class, and his Writers Associ- ched two no-hitters But despite trol pitcher the only other first weren't even given a vote - Joe were two short of Baseball - Crooms To Host M..'I-11Z._-A - - ____ — NirhoT; provtiI'd th{ In the event the game The Panthers of Crooms should be Uirowing the bail dm not provide the needed Academy wfll attempt !o put more in order to open up the -- - -__ - - -- - 1 at noon at Jackson St Wenhold, "But I think we a __1 __V4 — TURKEY SHOOT swond spot ahead of Trinity's Doug Dyson, who 30 prelitninary win over Trinity Prep to round - - The - 1973, past _______ - $ jj W - -- ,,- SOUTH SEMINOLE JAYCEES' sponsored Turkey Shoot acts in a few practice rounds before the Nov 10-11 and 17-18 events l to help pe1ray the cost of the Halloween Funigt in •Longwood. The shoots will start Matt Sitei, of Lake Highland, took a 14:24 sixth place finish while Brandey's Pete Rogers k the next two positions to --- - -cliS - Florida Horse and Rider Magazine for the benefit of the Central Florida Bagpipe Band. It se,ems we said the horse show would be Sunday instead of Saturday - possibly causing some people to miss the event. WE ARE SORRY. 1 -' ________ - d.- __________________________________________________________________ _ _____- , volvedtn the Benefit Horse Sliowwhich was sponsored by the - clocked a 14-08. - ____ ___ .. - Y' ,.J' . _H Without the senicer of Ptar runner Mntt R,)gers clocked a 14:36, while Mc(Uin csune Schultz, Coach Mike Gibson's Jim Srrdth (Wed ir, in with a 14:38. thi Ran t.r the Fc.r'it Cliv nnn.' - srin fir-' . te ørIru &nt V't! Y _ffa - ___ ___ Apologies are in order from the Herald to the folks in- md Din crflhU .t'hoo152.5mllehornecours3. I - - . - . It- -- _~.. -_.,~ I -__~-_ 5,_V~_:__-__, __ __ __ __ =JIZi 1- Apologies -i- -' _____ L -- - . ~-. .-- 7 I . - -i - a- - Florida State Bank. U.S. Bank and First Federal. _____ I .- eight for third. Twenty-four record 38 games and on 10 rY SCOfl in is the frst members of the BBWAA - two more, was awarded a vote (,ç It "imore ptckr o in the - I . :i SmIth's 1356 clocking edged out Eric Car of for the Trinity Saints e7-#__42q - - - - ___I- - --am., ___ sponsors football squad. The reallyplayed a - - _-, Meet C ptrltr t(JIII dcpth The Brantley Harriers easily "runed Single _____ AM Siu,s uiue fur dire opener between Daytona Buili Seabreeze and Merritt Island is elated to" i p.m and the nightcap featuring Seminole against Eau Gallie will begin approximately 830 Local for th e event are Sanford Atlantic Bank, r-, — - -,I.- .~ Arm — -- - - -• -. mention of another event would not hurt I---W I - __ - a __ - i-.7, Md - 9I _Z w , - __ - - - - - - .-. - tal the by-word for winning cross country team, Patriot Harriers wit.h that "Staying power" in -1 and Lake BranUey's strong showing in the the middle to pcopel the local runners Past thek i middle of the pack gave the Pats a 0ax-e-wav opposiHon, taking fourth and fifth, respectively. Grant's 14:09 timing was Just One second meet victory Tuesday over a pair of smaller ' J third place time, . %1~4 F ' -__ -7 %!f ' -- - "2*,4;_, ", - - ~* ,~ I, . - r --_ ._3 . ins ThreenWay i- - - -'' -'---e ome Op 0 ener - - ' - last If you want to glimpse the Raider five early this season 1. tkr In it ut t' U' S.turd i n hi cpial The F.I. . . - _. ______ - - - - -_ .- = . , oung Y _ insCy W the Baltimore Orioles, was for third. from each of the league's 12 se,ennd place and three for award outright. In 1969, the named today the American "I'm really thrilled, " said CiUes -participatea in the vot, third. Orioles' Mike Cueller shared League's Cy Young Award winPalmer."Jt's nice to know that irw. The other pitchers recognizd the prize with Detroit's Denny nerforI973. You're recognized as it- '-,, Hunter was mentioned on in the Cy Young voting were: Me in pitcher in the league. Every nioreballotsthananyplayer_ Wilbur Wood of the Chicago The bird Although year l'.e been close and this 22 but still fell well below White Sox (3), Milwaukee's %Gfl in alk or an 111ii Palmer I finally made it. Palmer s runaway total. Hunt- Jim Colburn (2); Oakland ousgroupof pitchers, including prised by the award He felt he yan, a a 20 -game winner, er, who had the gaudiest record Vida Blue (1); Bert Blylelven Of California strikeout whiz Nolan des"rved it. Ryan and Oakland ace Jim established an all-time major of the three top Cy Young play. Minnesota (1) and Gaylord ec r IS ers wi points. The Perry of Cleveland (1). "Catfish" Hunter. I Palmer's strikeout total of 158 ( _~' J, " I .;.# . . . . I - 1 _____ . I ...: .- Z~ 1 -1 ", ~w _.- ______ - 4 Klein, who all beat their op. second edge over the Tribe's Parker, Rick Van Zntwerp and . tt a . c rown. posite numbers on the Seminole Da vid osse to open next year in fits "home" gym. H - - The NEW YORK (AP Jim basis of fie for ,i first place Palmer, the right-handed ace of vote, three for second and one ~ . ~ -* - I- I _: SHS team at the mid-way point- Praay, Ross and Dickens both meet Bertot and his ac- ~_&" ~ Tribe started off with a torrid Ross, Charlei completion around the first if September. At ary rate the - Dora !`;. .-j , record over the season In both takingallofthetopPlaces large and small meets ter'thefirst half mile and only According to Coach Tim Evans was ahead of the entire Bible star Flash Bertot by 0's Palmer I ' pink : Academy to rival Mount - had ever come to defeatipg the il The Biblemen have a 3-0 . ~ I 7~ f ~% --- Fourth 20 Win Year -, _____ In a similar situation at the next two slots, SNA s Tim Klein vance to state level from there. SNA harriers this I- I The Sanford HeraldWednesday,Nov.7,1973-9A _ 1 Eg a , 10~. , __ 1 2629 - S cross country star Kenny Evans abolished a recently set Perkins, Senior track sprinter, almost overtaking Fossett, Van Antwerp was 10 seconds off course record at Seminole High finished 39 seconds behind the while the Seminole 's Victor that pa ce. in a two-way meet Tuesday, but Junior distance ace with a Johnson was just one second Evans, who recently lost his $ W e It was the efforts of a trio of ti g htl y p ac k e d course record a . 0 Naval ..- B'-' Dan G jim arfin % 0 recorded "excellent" races, Gonzalez finished with a 1500 complices at Mount 11)craproving both their times and timing, while Parker came in Saturday in the state-qualifying ng running form The bigger school's Not finished seventh with a 14:12, seven seconds behind him and disWct tournamenL "I ~ I, e eminoles, SNA Harriers N ___ - year at Co- Dick Ritger of Hartford, Wis., defeated I,arry lunibia came in 1971 when he Laub c4 San Francisco 2D4.180 guided the tions to a &3 record. to gain tusthird t1tleof the year their best since 1961, and a i , iin, lurnt I-: :n . - 7.. MP i ( W" Ckdbwm Double Knit R e $23 1698 I Sizes S ML (12 Only) Next to Jim Spencer's Restaurant on l7fl _____________ -- �a - -'- -1OA-ihe Sanford Herald (tPJ ('\NAVEItAl., Fin. -The kyiab3 launching, scheduled for Saturday, probably will be delayed five days until Nov. is r cracks in all eight stabilizing fins the first stage of booster rocket, space agency officials said today A NASA spokesman said the cracks were discovered during 1 DIAL A Want For The Unwanted ' SlIE GLANCES Cardso(Thanks by Gill Fox 31 - I 1 ihru5times dthru23limes 37ca line 2lcaline HouseslorSale 11 32 Houses Rent convenient to shopping are-a. 5)9.500. 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, 1 child. $170 mo. $100 delOSit. Ph 327 7N1. HOMES and APTS. for rent. From 5100 mo. Call 42)7661. HOME RENTALS-broker-i (Ct 9. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIIILE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF NOV. 5. 197) DOnP.Newsomsr. SANFORD. Pwi and 3 bedroom unflhOusrS West 2SIh St at Holly Ave. Rent startS at 5225. 372 0661 t-r 647 C'290 NIce 1, 3 & 4 bdroom houie nrnI for Small Lot 2 FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for iate or lease, call us apts Will make nice residence with good renthi income, S71.00 Hall Realty Realtor, 323•5lJ4 Payton r ReIly,37? 1301 ) iinknnwn hiir S 3-TV Radio - Stereo SI-Garage - Rummage Sates SS-B.3ats & Marine Equipment 57-Sperts Eq'Jlpment 58-Bicycles 4n'' Si-Musical Merctsandsse 61-Building Materials 67-Lawn and Garden 43Machin'ry and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent 6SPCtS and Supplies 66H0rst5 67-Livestock and Poultry U-Wanted to Buy 49. - COCA COLA 60-Office Equipment Ar.d Supplies 5t t,ps - Coins 70-Swap and Trade 7)-Antiques 77-Auctton - ... - Transportalton - - - ...... -. id Traile-'ri 7 --Auto Repairs Parts Accessories - 77-Junk Cars Removed 71-Motorcycles reorganization of the rail si'stern of the Northeast and Mid. wist rc'jJ,ion of the United Stairs" proposed in current bills, Hrtke said. -'-"" - 'r.- __...._- ., -. .-.-'--w •z-r-x-. r--v' 'rk.- .'j''; •' . . O,itJfl Jrew 3 bedroom, 7 oath homes. Many extras. Good location-I per cent fllIb'(esl. $7L000. 3727397. - . -------- -- - -. -- -' -' - __ - -'--.. - Realtor JACK R. McCLURE Businessnowgrossingp,rw,ek Ekcellent potential for quick gain with an iggressive Sample and sate-i program. Delivery Salesmen fee-did for taps t*o flours to r,n iuvery proau,s 10 ioca, ?t.:t grocers. After on Die oø l(i,nr, INTERESTED? excellent earnings and ad Call 322.2611 vance-me-nt Opporfun.ly. S day week Benefits indult, 9rOUp Help wanted male of female Exinsurance, annual vacation, and perle-rice necessary. Fibtrgfi retirement. Mutt be- 21. and h6ve lamination in profit sharing sate driving record. Physicai company, vacaflO.n and holidays e.am required Personil ' paid, Good starting wage, many fervi, 9 a.m. to S p.m Apply to advantage-i. Contact Starline Orlando Cocoa Cola Bottlng Co Enterprises Inc . Blog 1)1, i!00 M1'CY Drive-. Orlaqtoo Sanford Air -i, $ am, to 430 API EQUAL OPPORTUNITy 3230431. EMPLOYER ' t.'jt inapper S clay v,cCk Fr.' '(and Mtn- iYtjt hj,e- or be aoic ho be-ne-f Its, Apply Rich Plan. 101 W gel a chauffeurs llcerne-goorj 13th 51., Sanford. pay, many fringe beneflt in ____________-_____________ cfud'ng hettfl and accident in Gr'oomr Pro(,sslonaI only. tm surance. vacation pay, holidays, 'nrd'ale opening. $150 guarantee "d POfif 1P1(iriO, Call Gregory Prt. 3725752 Lumber, mo5 -. Upstairs large 7 t,ecfroom apart me-ni, S blocks from downtown, $170 month. $ damage deposit .t.. - - 173 4 -- , Home 372-9320 _____________________________ Brand new 7 or 3 bedroom townhouses. Choice locatloni No ;'c;;rw;r:'ati' carpeting. Dishwasher, disposal. range and central heat air. Hurry I There-i only 1 of each. 372 14- I - - $ li--Trucks and Trail-9r1 B0-Auts for Sale J Al' advr'ftis.aq app..a:in4 in 'the admirustratic,n's reor.'l '.-tord He-nb on WedneSday wdi rnca' iv br pitced irt Tt:' rnzten proposals, ik.r'kt s.nd, - . . .. uL,,i. £-MiiY RII$ l4'. rvrsent "crny a uurny ui,5.- SECTION ' is u,ttr.buttd to an .jise'd effort to pull the urtace diN 17.000 tiqnej me- ar.. transportaüorundwt.'y into the AUi'erl.ser; ktii.k$ rclut I -; ;nSrtNv1 irt cnmpv!i their tarred fakis of the g -i.at %%'j)j Jf (lOok. - ______- -- --- i &' TAFFER REALTY iii.rarxur. JII I,Ja Altertiours: REALTOR 327 04.48 322 9294 322 3991 BY OWNER-New Kingsberry 3 bedroom, 7 bath. Central heat arid hr Range, dishwasher, disposal, fully carpeted. Lob 151 x U'. VA and Conventional financing. Ph. IlOOf 7SthSt Sanford 377 669% --_________ 7 Mobile Homes Mot,.ie Home- flank Re-possessions IS to choose from 131 7373 Deal" ____________________________ 3 bedroom, front kitchen, 17 * 55', air, $2850. Call 3fl-4' between 9 S ____________________________ CORBETT REAL ESTATE, - .___-_ Let a classified $d help you clean Out REALTOR L611791, DeBaryhIl 1615 your attic. garageor base-me-nfl iiVL11 IUPbT PUULJJVr4 "",' 0' - -a Forrest Realtors 97 900 ' - 4195 South Orange Avenue $.4070 "4 0810 24 Hours I %..2 lirilroDns .'Ij)IIrIIllVIl l.s 15,000-lets for cash. GEO. WILLMER ASOC REALTOR 131 6900 Large-corner lit, near old NAS. 75' x 273'. Reduced for quick caSh sate. Torn Bryant, Rt. 4, Jonesboro, Ark. 72101. ocxyarc IJonlsayweo,dni?ell you abOut ut/i ('1l - '1 it 3 bdr., 1'., bath, FHA low down, or assume and move in. Holland fleatty, Broker-Owner. 323-7025 'ms Apartments 69 _________________________ -:';.c: Gooc Condition, $33 - ___________ --------- - PAYMENTS 61 * Call 83$ $865 P,'agnovcx Building Materials - - KACTUS KORRAL, 2158 Sanford Cactus 64 65 Pets and - see _____________________________ 3096 Orlando Dr 323 543* Al IIJLVJI V U I%1 IUV I ;* Country 3 bedroom home. Central heat and air $3,000 down, assume mortgage of $14,300 Phone 373 1129 '3 Bedrooms. 1', balhi, like nrw Large lot Sale price Si? eco 5/,000 cash, assume 115.600 mtg Monthly payments, 515893 in dude-s everything Call Ms Cross 373 4670 .... - Ak Con PugPuppies,AKCReg. Stud Service Available 37.3 Horses - -- _________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS lii W.lst. St. ADULtS 140 PETS JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy dire-ct from boxcar at whole-salt, price-s. Jelly Charlie- guarantees In writing lowest price-s in Fla. Gormty's, E. 45 past Beardall at RR tracks. ____________________________ 68 Cash buyer for used articles, fur nilure. etc. HWY £6 ANTIQUES, 327 6977 ORIENTALRUGSWAIaTED Top price-s p-i'd, used, any cOndt 'ott 6.44 $178 W.nter Park _________________________ Wtdcrs F itt€'rs Mechanics- Painter YOUR MONEY FROM A SANFORD HERALD ROUTE. Arloihor Quolily Home Devdopm.nt by i3rilcy New by builder', Sanford, I bock of Lake Monroe. Ibr., city water, no city tax. Call 377 1503 am. 7 8-30, o. Orlando 293 5439. Odtim 4 A kai ( fjt Gv.a Ta B.irititr L.vIg Ph. 830 _________________________ FL'llIineGE Appliances S.,'ford E?e-ctric Company 2521 Park Drive, 372 1567 i ---- _____ - Attic lnsuationj This NdWSPAP1R does not 'knowingly accept HELP.WANTEO ADS lhpt indicite a preterence based on age from em pfoyers covered by the AGE DlSRlMlNATlOP4 IN EMPLOYMUNT ACT More information may b obta.ned form he Wage-Hour f IIce at Rm. 309, Or lanejo Pr-cf. Ctr. 72 W Lake Beauty Di'., P.O Box 7) 4. A, Orla.)do, Fla. 37805, Iciephone 241 443 EARN 535• to 57Q• WEEKLY Insulation, SANFORC HEATING & AIR CON DITIONING. 2609 Sanford Aye-. 377 6390. EXPENSE - 5- - Buldoiing -. BULLDOZER WORK Clearing tots our Specialty. 3231731 .'fter3om J 5rum1c5 JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln dealer. 10 5 Closed Thursday 8 Sunda',. 377 7921. H&A CERAMICS E (rltr Ar 5irtcyd ______________________ 5% DO-N -" Crui'ru r MItrQ BLVD, SANFORD, FLORIDA hi - if erald 33-467o --..-.-- r --- -.- -=- ----=,=----. - - - __ __ -==--.-------.--- ..- LUE I aac Concrete cERVICES UNLIMITED A GOOD AUTOMOBILE, CASH BOND AND SMALL INVESTMENT FOREST CITY Handjman OILHEATERCLCANING CALL RALPH 3235951 - - - . - - - -. - -. .. FOR MORL INFORMATION ,ASI f$f'U (%. II LPS.LL J1LIO I I THE SANFORD HERALD PetCur - Dog trairing in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 131-7370. Groom.ng PtOftfliO,Sel w$tI'i love $ a.m.4 p.m Animal Have, Groom.'sg and Boarding. - J-p__ -- Home Improvements Pimbiig -- Ph. 3fl 1335 -.-.-- lt.JCKER PLUMBING, Inc Rep-art, Remodeling, hot water tanks, bath addi ions, dependable service. Free estImates. 373-0400. OB DRYWALL•WRAYING 40 LONGER USED CAMPING -_____ Gertngrady to move? Sell excess items quickly with a Classified e-him s. 323-7567. eprces C.ali painting by hour or by contract.)fl.1$55. ____________________ GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD :n'tyred Sewing Vacuum Cleaners Custom made screen rooms. car ports. Top workmanship and materials LEACH ALUMINUM FABRICATION, 3234675 ADCOCK BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Srralt J.ts Wartet 12 1)13, - Lake Mjr Land CWarin9 - sh.ngtes tacked on by square with at. or by hand License-cl & New Palnting-infetior- & exterior, repairs, roofs phint,-d, free honest I *11 sew custom mad, slip cove's experIenced estimates. 3230191, See Mary L Ardeq,. III E Orange Ave , Longwoixi Carpentry R.moling, Additions, custom worx, ree Estimale. 37) 0099. KIlt liv dACUUMCLEAPIER Only authorized sale5 8 service 'n Sanford. Open9 5, Mon-Fri., Sat 9-) 107 W, 27th St Ph 3231130. FREE Home Demonstration y,jnt to selIsomdhing7 '1 .inveslmenf ifl a ClasSified Ad wit Lung 'e5it Waoper Hanglng PAUL SLATER Prcft-'ts.cr'.aJ Aa; - ac-rr 11.,r.O.r Licensed Residential Comnme'.lal - Fre-e Estlmati'i. Ph 3776873 - WelDriIg -- "- Hodges & Griffis Land Clearing - Fast, dependable, c-coromical. Call Victor-34$ 37a3 it's Fix up" Time, Hire an expert repairman from today's classified adsl - - - Make room for- daddy. Have a garage sale w.th a low cost _________________________________ dass!ied ød! ______________ Dreftiág Drawings. MOWING, EDGING 8 TlMMlNG ALL322k'4i KEN'S MOWING SERVICE :.creage. LoIs i') t.a*c!, Frc'i. estimate, call 37.3 ).4j, - Have your heater serviced for winter. Call Geneva lila. & Air. Cond. Sq-vice. 323.J431. - ______ COGBURPl FENCE CO Pit 8305)U Shrubs, trimmed 1. shaped. Flower beds cl.aned 1. edged to perfaction, Specialist. Mowing by request only. Free eitimite. 323£68. Heutng'' - Excavating & GradIng Ph. 37.3 DICK JOYCE WELL DPlLLIf,c °r'3226313.dayornit,. 3' and larger, pumpn, spf;nkfers Wzter conditioners, 322 1620 12 '.'. - Lawn Service WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typ*S arid szes We- repair dncl Serv'ce STIflE MACHINE 8 i4,.rk G.ird,-n 6. t,, awn Ser,ce I 'flibSi..l'i'V4 .toi,1flu T D eBARY & DELTONA I Lawn Service - SEPIKARIP. t,LASS & PAINT CO. 210 MagnolIa Ave. 323.4522 HANDYMAN REASONABLE PRICES. CALL )fl Applications being taken for routes in SANFORD- Gu-Mrrors Roofing&SheetMe$aI Gutters 8 Down Spouts l00FrencttAve,372.9351 ___________- _______ CONCRETE,PATiO - WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL All type roofing repairs, free TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harnie-tt's Beauty Nool) 519F Pne.3fl5143, j5) CASSELBERRY I Ad, ieuiiivCare" WORK ONLY AFTERNOON HOURS - II you ever saw Hagan - LONGWOOD 0 & PAINTING Builders, Sub-contractors Comple-te house Plans and Snot. 'i i _,____.•I__ ,''\.,, bi - For PtihJj4J E'rrj ')tt)ljy Ti - es -i A&RAPPLIANCEREPAIR All mke-sservice - Road Lifestyles PP - I1LRJ 322 6.457. Alter 5.372 111) Atl( t-f',i"r a! N. Hwy.17) -_Loi'oQd$24fl99 - _______ T -u- - I . ________________ . Pat.o covers, carports, screeneo porches, pool enclosures 8 repairs. 2S pcI. off 323. 04.53. J JOHNNY WALKER REALTY -______ " ': -, Handyman Repairs, we specialize in smdll lobs. Call Ralph's Home Service. 323 5954 Aluminum Wanted to Buy NO SUNDAY DELIVERY 11W 2nd 5t - _____ Central Air Conditioning. For free estimate, call Carl HarrIs, at SEARS in Santo'-). 372.1771. Feed BE AT HOME MOST OF THE DAY WHEN YOU EARN NO BABY SITTER ,,-' _______ -- and heating service Ph. 8)09217 830.9702 - 67.A nig B&DAIR CONDITIONING - 66 YOU CAN SUPPLEMENT THE FAMILY INCOME AND STILL , - ''an,_____ F"ee.et SUPPLY CO. Lawn Cleirs.Up, and Light Hylin Tremblay, 373 2171 . &- ______ Fern Park ,_ Sanford, Florida -- ______ _____ _____ -" in 3727269 _______________________ 'eEPIMORE WASHER, parts. Service, used machine-s SADDLE EQUIPMENT BOOTS MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 Ne-item Wear, Save it the Old 0897 Corral Western Shop. I? 97, 1 mile S at Deflary. _______________ Pre Christmas Sale on floor m1e: Whirlpool Appliances. Come In. MAITL AND FLEA MART them. Big Savings. Geneva 1911Hwy. i7 9). Open Sat ISun 95 He-iting 8 AIr COnditioning Se-nv $38 2970 - A . Directory. . of-- Experts Ready To Serve You! 1.101i Welsh Pony Gelding Very Gentle 7 V ear (7 Ia Many to choose from Dick's Appliance Sales 8 Service. 7617 S I rertcl't Ave., Sanford, 377 7638 -.- . -. .-" Basset Hound, AKC. male, 1 yr. old, loves children Must Sell Ph 322. - Freezers -. _________ - - DOG HOUSES Upright freezer, IS cu f' $75 3220213 Ave. 373 2932. - -,- New, largeLimalI 2003 Adams Aye- - Washers. Dryers, Ranges. RetriO 1.3995 Repair all makes Myers ApplIance-, 210 Sanford - -. - Grooming 8 Boarding Kennels ? 5751 Appliances 'all ----.' _______ _________ '6SVWCONVERTIBLE Nothing down, take-over Cc'Il deale'. 321-6230 DahshuncIs, Ar,I miniature, black & tan, also red, sire 1 lbs • wor mcd, shots 16% Anmal Haven tPrvi(P -- RECONDITIONED ROrlgeratorj, i%asher and Dryers. .%'ARRAP4TV Free Delivery, Wi-lIT ESIDE APPLIANCES, 64-1 ---- - Supplies Console l-4iFl, $75 Rcde'ad Settee and Rocker with f..tm cushions, 575 377 8181. 52 __________________________ ari w , Ii you have-things to sell or consign, call reEIectrkCarpet __________ Ford LTD. lOpassenger wagon, factory air. Make offer. Ph. 372 l9S2FordDumpTrtjck Good Conditlon,$750 Phorse3fl.7,i; ,' *AAA. AUCTION * Eqwpmentfor: 1969 Datsun Sports Car. 1600 SerIes, Convertble, top condition. Call after S. Trailers pm. e-r lantit 701 USED CARS. Aye-, 32)2960 1913 ISO Fiat Spider, under warranty, iac'itice. 323-0700. nle-rnalional Scout. Iwheel drive. $500. Ph. 373-7211 after I leg table teakwood screen marble top French end tables, 2 piece Victorian bedroom suite, cut glass, Dak rockers, lots more furniture and miscellaneous too numerous to mention. Open all . Lawn a n'.'ixaruen - l97 Chevy II, standard Irantmits'ion. 6 cyl, 943 3flTh9. -______________________________________ 196% 'el. wrought I-'Tn hall free, piclure frames, unusual 3 piece car-ye-cl living room suIte with faces ii piece walnut dining room suite, oldMorsechaIr,leetttertoptable. ab, ____________________________ 62 Trucksand Cippendal, bedroom suites, 'CS'.e-r' rke-rs., S pcce tltver tea flew Lumber For Sale Reasonable 373 5470 KULP DECORATORS Sanford Every Fridiy night 7.30 p m lb you .139W itt St 377.73)5 have things ID sell or consign, call Stan VermIlion at $38 7220. Large, olive green, three piece sectional sofa. A-i condition, 1.30. SHELLEY FrenCh ____________________________ _______________________________ ....:-,.., All sizes and models, IC SPeeds, 5 Speeds, and Standard bike-S now ae,ailabte at Firestone Store Call 322 0744 -- Provincia, r-.j'cne with niatc:tng tables, Zenfti color TV, Ph 373 4317 eve, & weekends Monogram wall furnace, used I WILSONMAIER FURNITURE year, complete with factory drum buy sell trade 8 blocks, 1)73. 6' Bar with tIe-c 311-315 E Firit St, 322 3677 trlciIv. 540 P.,f.r'lIon space Rug and pad, KarastanEstella, heater, 140. 377 4)5. moth proof, I? x iS ft. 7 yrs. old, $775. Clean. Call 6616171 atler 3 1973 SINGER zigzag sewing machines, (7) never bee-n uSed. These machine-s have built In Twin sIze bed, new mattress 8 springs, $75. Ph. after 4 p.m. 32) controls for zigzag, butthoIe, sics blind stitch, fancy patterns, monograming and much more, $39.95 cash or terms United Furniture Sale This Week Freight Sale-s. 3530 5. Orange Bargain prices. Example; Baby Ave ,Ortando. Mon Fri. 9109, Sat. crib complete, $15; New tables, 30 9 to S __________________ pd. off. ott Auto Batteries lii REEL's BODY SHOP 1)09 Sanford Ave-flue 79 ________ i;.a Dodge Dart, automatic, radio, he-ate-f, excellent tires. ,Iu$f 1530. ______________ antique-s from New York City consisting of: 9 piece satin wood bedroom suite, Wicker fern stand, ; .,..e- .;,.,. . _.... table, Chippendale console table, 6 ti. odrd tna'an Larte. d.'... DJfltef' "iiyix' evv sea?, several Bikes, Bikes, Bikes .- _ Theanswerto"Whattodowilhyour çlj Car Seil it ,'a!h a CI.'t'tf& Ad FrIday, Nov. S'th,7'30p.rn. Large load of fiflt furniture arid - Goods Auction /', BIcycles -- i - TO buy and sell gold or Iil,er Cns. toflthCt us first We also buy bulk Silver coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, l W 1sf 3734352 -------- :.':' 4o.hotd ________________________ '69 DODGE POLARA. Loaded. Nothing down, lake over, call Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories 16 Stamps-Coins - POISSON MARINE 277 Hwy t? Ave. Orlando. - _______ _______ - $1350 ' hp. Merc. I 0. Depth finder-C,B. Ski'splusmore. 11400.Mvst Sell. Call 327 2129. JEEPS* Sanford Motor Company _5OS_Fre-nchAve..3fl-43S2 J - - ______ Call 322-2420 Anytime ' for used burniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 ferns L,'lrry's Mart 7)5 Sanford Ave Children's outgrown rlOthe-s, toys and furniture sell quickly with a classified ad ASSUME ipeclil 1,5 llfl (be-find Win On deluxe Necchl zig zag. 3 needle Chester Mobile Homes.) pOsition, built in buttonhole maker 373 7340 Sanford, FIe. 323 7431 with designs. Pay $31.30 or 6 Magnavox entertainment unit ((olor payments 0111 per month. See at TV),Medite-rranean,3yrs old. Ph Sanford Se-wing Center, 307 E. 323 Sfl6 First SI., Downtown. Freight Sales, 3330 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon Fri 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to S. - ._ ,_ CASH377 4137 6' Motorola Solid Stale Stereo, AM FM Radio, I track tape deck, record player. Perfect condItion, 1123. fl,ocsi. sell, consign, appraise, or . OverSized buiIdng site, with tre-$. Close to Zayre Plaza. Zoned Ri. -- - For the best buy in American Motors, arid Jeep vehicles, see DON BALES 10",' Open Road Camper, Good COndition. Complete. Phone $ 5-449 or 3231772. Wantedto Buy - - AUCTION good condition for only 122,500? Just 10 years old Fenced "Sanford'sSalesLe-ad.r" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local arid National MLS REALTORS 2$4SParkDr. Ek1inA 1 1() J"J(trj(II Av('t)I Terms. 904.734 6991. 68 MILLERS 7619 Orlindo Drive, 377 0)57 mirror, All Ipieces for just $9993 Also some living room sets available. Cash cr terms. United Freight Sales, 3530 S. Orange I rCrih StitChe-'t, buill.ln buttonhole, blind hem, decorative deSign, full factory guaranlee, 111993. Easy payments ave-lIable. United - _______________ acre wooded tracts. Paved road. st John'S River Acres 1 mile we-st ,4 WpHtef5ir Bridge, DeLand. - 71' Cubby Cabin Sportcratf-'oi. iio very . - s Lots and Acreage ------- - Pr,,'utt7 P(IItf, fIr iIfIIf'fl' f•' /(U i/)/)('(I !'k S 13 - k26' Camping Traler for Sale Canbeseenat *AMC * ClubDiamofld.D.fl,ry * ANTIQUE ci , * A.A.A. AUCTION - I a ...SPECIAL... PURI.IC .AUCTIGP4 EVr'.' MOPIDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV5, MIscellaneous, rw a"d u441 furntur "i j;'ances. PIuS !emi*! !'tl -"±'fl ad!) *PUBLIC AUCTION* - Tn r,,i..a.... SAN SEM KNOLLS OKAYI WHO WANTS a 3 bedroom. l' bath .n - -a BEDROOM SETS, lust received 7 new 4 pie-ce bedroom sets. Set Includes dresser, chest, bed & * SEWING MACHINES, slretch stitch, (7) natiOnally advertised brand, Psas all the new stretch D LAKE HARNEY EXCLUSIVE AREA-NICE 3 bedroom, 7 bath in excellent conditi on small lake. Has deeded IngresS and egress to Lake Harriey Also has climate control, double carport and many other extras. Only 133.930. II('(if (, -hr (!ublu.,u,si' I.(Iflfldr't' 44/jq,, (:(:r,)tz.% TO All rightl Let us lisow you this splIt] bedroom, 3 bath with equipped kitchen, heat, air, Florida room, shallow p.11, covered patio and other extras. 1.32.500. FInancIng available. Condition? ExceilentI Beautifully landscaped, too. 23,900 1250 Lee Road Winter Park 131 7770 SOME THING real nICe? 't., Boats & Marine Equipment Fire-wood for Sale by the cord or cord 83$ 9959 after S p m. Hwy. 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estates. 2 ml. IlorOt of Hwy. Realty WANT 3lO3OrlindoOr 373. ilthis week only, 60*13, 3 bedroom, carpet, shvtteri, many extras 94995. Place Homes North, Ste n stro 111 c:TY-- 'IOU Sanford Auction SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED in shipment, S new 197) zig zag sewing mlchines, nationally advertised brand with full factory guarantee. 119.95 cash or terms. Inspect and test at United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon.. FrI.9tot, Sat.ito S. __________________ Mobile Homo for rent or sale 7Br.TraIlerilxlQ Ph. 373-5855 - DOWN From Miscellaneous For Sale SO 190N Hwy i72 L ongwood GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500FrenchAve, 2735200 WHOA.DOn't throw awavuitful idle ferns Sell them quickly with a Herald Want Ad by calling 372 friendly 261) and asking for Advisor FOR SALE: Ma,ee OIler: Rugs, lamps, picture-i, sofa, 2 lounge chairs, 7 bedroom chairs. 373 6098 redu(tion WE TAKE TRADES I'-, oatM. on 10 acres, By owner. 349551$. LIMITED TIME - SALE! The boss Is out of town buying new home-sand tPieoldone-s must go at 7 itedroom, NO CLOSING COSTS l'onl - GENEVA ADULT CONDOMINIUMS IN (:,ltr(1! Inc. ________________________ ariç1lewoocf Villa 5 % (ireene, 1)134W Fairbans' MS 2133 SAN MO PARKS. 1 2 3 Bedroom Trailers S. Apti. 2 Mull parks, 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy 17.fl. 5jritcrd,373 19)0. Day. Wk. - i1... In 15 years you can own this clean 3 ........... p 11111 Free and Clear Jim Hunt Realty en .4110 ____________________________ ....• 7 bedroom furnished apartment Adults Only. 9150 mo UIIIIIIeS fur'tlsIv4 Call 373 0110 - Sn.ei*Iitt, rD1ifresEwypaintedmar down IO - I 2 BEDROOMS. ADULTS OPdI V PARk AvENUE MDeILE PARK Park Drive, 372 2161 -- I.. -- --- ' ixme with wall to wall carpeting. AIr conditioned, nice lot. Close to I-I entrance for downtown convtflh(e- EVEREST REALTY INC., Realtor, VA & FHA 3237710 8651 YA NO.LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD.' Buy. A. .1. PennlngtonMsoc. - _____ I cH' - TV-Radio.Stereo 53 5,000 q. ft. Income producing UNIT EDFR EIGMTSALEShaSIUSI received a large shipment of property, 164 ft U.S. 17-92. 259 ft. deep. Call Bob Leigh, DON PAGE brand new 1973 stereo cOnsoles AGENCY, DeLANO, 734 9642. and components Some have built in B track end Gel'rard turn tablc. WE SPECIALIZE in commercIal Prices start as low as $99.95 for and industrial properties See us consoles, $1995 for components, for choice locations Cash or terms, United Freight Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ase., BALL REALTY Orlando. Mon . Fri. 9to9, Sat, ito 3894335- VA- Plo down, 119tO3, 3 bedroom Miscellaneous For Sale SO COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Realtor 101W 1Sf SI. Income and Investment Property 16 AucfioneeringServic KULP REALTY home. Palalka, Fia ,kr 372071) ____________________ ivo bedrm duplex IUtfliSIIPd apartment. 1720 Ortando Otive. 5antord - tO Acres w,,ø a' moo"e homes, on-i now rented. space tc 3rd mcbJe Pea lIon Apartments Rent Furnished ___________________ I Bedroom garage apt., water furnished, adults only, no petS. 1)00 m. Call before 7. or ater 4. 372 1305. rea ncIudes Ge-ne-va. Like Har ney, Rest Haven and .Mulle-1 Lake p. ath, carpet, 4 lily rtg.m. ,i' ItS L-.n 5 down. $143.47 per niontlt on mortgacz. '4"4 KULP REALPr - Lanqwixjcj Extra nice- brick 3 bedrm., ic, bath,j oar El.'Three bedr.er't, 2 o'. BLAIR AGENCY 0. 0. Blair Broker AIfMiI - -.'• * 0JU'3W Realtors Home, tO be-droomt, bathS. zoned commercial H need busineis location. I ,,ment negotiable. Owner carry mortgage. -___________ U , Roberts & Gilman sale. - a Regislered Broker 372 Nfl - Irucksana raiiers Want to sell Something? A small One 1972 mini 'tome two 1973 mini inveStment in a Classified Ad w;lt homeS Save plenty on these-9 bring results, specials See them now. New ______________________________ Wor'd Tiav.'I, Hwy. 17-92, Lon3wood. E.4 9171. 80 Autos for Sale 19195. French acre-son State- Road 48 3.61' front. Very near I I Ideal conhrnercIal - DODGE PICKUP AND CAMPER Self contained, Nothing down. take over. Call dt'eter fl3 67)0 DEMONSTRATOR SALE I room, new stove, hot water heater, wither, IIY.fOO Low Low down payment $34 7867 -- iv Travel Trailers location High & dry Fern Park -. tampers - - 9-- wall to wall carpet. Well land'caped. Large lot, new utility 4 bedroom wood frame home-, large oak shade-trees. 7 adlacent lots for Reatty, 323-7025. • .- F) Trrei- ti''irc.um, I' b.ttt i''rr' .'. 'ITER SPRINGS NF' .rl:?ct, ti(lJyiniJ, utility thed in rear, payments, QUICK POSSESSION $11900. Assume mortgage, no qualifying, immediate polliSsiOn. Vacant I year old, 3 bedroom, 1k', bath home. Ideal starter for young JOHN SAULS AGENCY couple-near Hwy. 1792 and 434, for 711 N Oak. Sanford easy access to all points, shopping 377 llllday, 323 OliSe-weand conveniences, For ,rore BROKER ASSOCIATE cetalts, calf Joe Rube-I, Asso.. Nice i Art --..--.,.. Siiwtnn ONE OF A KIND Ideal location 3 bedroom. 7 bath, FHA.$I$.SO0. $900 ci,.,i.n. $134.10 mr.th, Holland I bit ------- Elmer Bakalla, Inc. VA.-Nothing Down - ' aie Eve - Sunday, 372 7374 -or 32 1196 Till We Succeed!" 1)1 C??? .i w Iii t TrtiBORNLOSER ---_ .... __________________________ 3 bedrooms. I bath, air conditioning, CLIFF JORDAN rOR ,. tor - ))) 4991 Lon Biutt ii GENEVA DeliveryMan ----Carpenters lrid hylpers io, f.-aming. Ph 3270433 between 7:309Z pm 56-Camping Equipment IN li(e-flSk Kv-sslrr's Junk, 1)0 N ;.e , Sanitd. ..- ,ta't- d a'nr"ints.tc. '-.-r' : -. , SEMINOLE REALTOR ORL., WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "We Don't Stop III 6300 Convenienl .jnd fiir,nin9, iu cOmpleting 4 new 3 bedrovrn homes with garage, air ani caroeting, Located on a u.ic' ttree-t with 1651 brenes Walk to bopping and schools Low down payment. Only 177.500 to $71.25v Roberts & Gilman 'Congress sLmply cannot al. ford to turn over tc. the adiiiin mstration and to the Department of Transportation 01 to some , . Stemper Agency I bedroom, pluS work room or studio off 2 car garage. Family room, dark paneling. Over-sized eatin kitchen with pantry ,- AUStIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. BEST VALUE. Stop Urn!" Urt-nt, Aye-- 2640 Hiiwjthi Aye- at I? 91 ON GOLF - .... *..... 3 bedrooms, i' baths Spanish. For real living on cold winter flights, a 23 ft. paneled family room with fireplace, large kitchen, formal dining roo,n, located on 2 lots, carpets, all this and even more only 135,900 Some tirms or refinance. Beautifully decorated O.'.ner has moved. Price $36.)0'2 6. pcI mortgage to assume. REALTY SANFORD SANFORD CLOSE IN Day Before Publication -- :'. 1 hrc?rncrn, Ii: cv two baths, iB 573.J4) 7Olh Street to i*ust, turn lefi li lath St., right on Valencia Court Norlh. Model oç*n I 6 p m daily On site phone )i) 7010. .-droOmS, 2110 Orange Ave., 1)25 it 37? 0274 33 Houses Rent Furnished -- CARRIAGE HILL 3 1 paneled dning room. central he-at area, Eli. room. Call 373.2702 alter S p.m. 120 Like Minnie Dr. between 9-1 p m. says, Playing tennis. Bread in breadbox. I opened the peanut butter ja; fr you '!" - CALL OR DROP IN AND SEE and air, with hardwood floors. 4 fireplaces, on corner lot $74,900 nuu j 817 W. 1st St. 322 5641 _____________________________ 'U CHARMING, LARGE OLDER HOME, S bedrooms, 1 bathS, 4 br's., 2 bath, living room, dining .. B ALL REALTY OBSERVE ill our tower priced rnet like our special 3 bedr3om among the pineS. Only $21,500. COndition, 515,500. Terms i--,;t, 322 1)01 14'awatha Aye- at Il 7? c.In -. - Congresrional supervision of railroad reorganization, Hartke sad, "Lsakeyfactorinthe long range transportstion planning _.4T.. 7story. SEE THIS impressive I bedroom in garden like setting, choice 3 bedroom, I bath home In excellent Great RETIREE INVESTMENTf Building includes 3 attractive Payton - bedroom house, conveniently THIS charming older 3 cedroom in cholCC locitiun among ?o.vering oaks. 172.500- Fut bedroom, 2 bath, ce-ni, ji ?eat and air, two car garage, fenced yard,witii I0atsorfed CitruS trees. Unfurnished tlousoc,fnr ETE Near 436 East Phone 3729180 Payton MldbCst. . . - tINDER j3OOoT.t plCTURESsay,hlme,comeb'o's1 through p4ctures of cur Mmcl. Beautifth Riverfront ?'cre,IQe for sale. 17500 per ,tcn,' Furnishedapartment. AdultS only Plo Pets 'Hotline' duit% or Teens Ask for Want Ads Apar'ments r; Furnished Newly rpniv&ed. Class A ratn. ___________ Nrc I bedroom house for rent Family units. efficiency & over 18 Male Help Wanted tronauts Gerald P. Carr, Wil______________ r'9'. Low ..-ekIy rate-s 372 3.40) I ?4 Business Opportunities ___________________ iam It. Pogue and Edward G. Announcements -- - --------- -- S."tetntan•Clerk. Prelerex. SELF SERVICE COIN-OPERATEtI Realty, 3fl-1301 Ierleni.edmaninlumter.buHdinq 9 Gltzon were concluding their Good Things to Eat IAR WASH available San 76.10 Hiawatha Ave. 4317 92 .________ ;naeclal, or hardware. Good pays traInIng H(ALSton's . _________ 'G.'d anc urround'ng a'ea. Very r.rn- Fresh moriam "ty frre benetit:, lnc. -, ::ent. ". t. 'flanc'ng 1 Bedroom furn:.hed h: Space 1-'4t Center lr !Jk 'rn ccrnmur. rect :•t'nt krrae. '" !nvetmrn' br ?nir wnC country, Shy mc', plus s0 3-Cemetariel rcord 85Jj pound, 372-si)). Pliday and 'acatJon py, and '.uST SUCED and r,e that darb'je. Call ater 5p.m. 323 6211. prfit ¶herin. SU Gre-t.ry a_PerSonalS ' prov.de yaf5 Of steady in Tht' Astron,uts are to ride -lumbrr, osoo. .. Poc'I Table faking up too much -, re Call oilect. 901 7S'7l s Lost and Found ou F-IC K purple hull peas s.io ntotirbittn an Apollo ferry ship room! A ClasslfiedAdwillfintci it a -______ __________________________bu,, green beens, 94 bu. Cain buyer. tostartanelght.hourpursuiof 6-Child Care Farms, Lake Motwoc, 323-OS0 Want to sell something? A small 19 Female Help Wanted 7-Motels • Hotels before b.eO on.., after 6 p.m. - - - - - investment In a Classified Ad will the 85-ton Skylab station. btng results. Accout,tni Bookkeeper. i5 34 If they remain aboard 85 e-Eatlnç Places Mobile Homes Rent up, dpendtng on experience An QUAIL days, they will exceed by nearly e-Good Things to Eat ctrson Employment ServIci. 8)0 LIQUOR LICENSE: Orange Count1 2 Bedroom mobile- home available Fcr Sale. Ph. 322 597 between 58 - 30 I cop-t50000 cash a month the present space to-Do It Yourself Oct 21 and 7 bedroom cottage Plc' p m. Lake Mary, Fla. atruholic beverage-s. no pets endurance record of 59 days 1l-Instructi . Seminole County 6 cop-S37,5QC Camp SeminOle, 322 4170. • he1dbytheSkyIab2astj. cream shop. Apply in person to ---= 11 Instructions COSh The Big DIp, 7439 French Ave., Travel & Recreation Forrest Greene, Inc. after' 7. PIANOLESSONS 35 Mobile Home Lots ____ 1 Y PISIl to continue the t, Week Chord Course For Rent medical, ?arth resources, solar i -'ir VeI Agencies Rrillors 1304 W. Fa,rbank Maid. Full or' part time. ADptf itt Harry Wejter, 32) 1379 d45 2333 WE TAKE 1RADE astronomy and space aeTrailer tot for rent on canal. 300' off -Carnpifl;-RS..-t; ________________________ Person to turing experiments started by St. Johns River near Mullet Lake 13 Travel Agencies GV.I cash hu1ecs for IS-ActiOn Sports small in Park Older couple preferred 277 the First two Skylab crews. -- -. - _.-___ CAVALIER MOTOR INN .-Shru'nI PIaCC 1 lOw COSt 5157 etter 3 FLYING CARPET TOUQS, 'IC cliss,t.rd ad br results, 'fhey also will spend several 32005. 17.92. Sanlctd Airlln tickets. Cruise ana lovrs ____________________________ weeks oboerving the comet at official rates. 303 Semoran CLEPKS-S. Orlando area, Plorrell 41 Rentals Houses for Sale COIN 1AUNDRYCOIN Blvd. Nwy 436). 831323]. Kohoutek which is streaking in has immediate openings for you. ________. .-7211 Lee Rd., Winter Park, Fla. C A, Whiddon. Sr., Broker from deep space and which will 29-Rooms for Rent Ph. 647 8118. Ill N. Park, Sanford DRY CLEANERS 14 be most visible as it swings 30-Apartments Rent Camping-Resorts 372 599) Unfurnished WalressforcounterandSnack Bar. pp1or'e"eqwppedcointauttdry ______________________________ around the 5w') m tate loCated at E. 25th St. and Do yOur Camping and canoeing it S'i dayS a week, h's. $ to Rolling HIlls-Fairways front and 31-Apartments Rent her and early January. Palmetto. Low down payment. Camp Seminole Plo alcoholic cellent pay. Located in Page back, 34 ft living room, i Furntshed easy to qualify. For information; beverages. 372 U70 Ttrminal Building at Sanford bedrooms, 2 bathe, fencing. Call Ge-a. Cattelo. in Winter Park. Airport. Two space walks are sched- 37--Houses Rent Unfurrsished l,'sndScaping, bearing Plum trees. at (305) U-I 8728, or write to MillS 7'. ixt,, stock mrmhr-rshp and tiled, one on Qiristmas day, to ..3..--Ho(jes Rent Furnished Ia Male Help Wanted ttinte-i RNs and LPPls Apply ifl Pearen Corporation 5925 Carrier golf 'an intlixied 41% 7017 _____________________________________________ person. .Sano,d Nursing and jew the comet with special in- 34-Mobile Homes 51. NOrth St. Pete.. Ft.. 23714. Rn? Kitchen h&pwa&ed. r' ConvatetenP Center, 950 struments. Wefkend days. Ideal part tI?75f Ob MEN OR WOMEN If. you are in. M. UNSWORTH REALTY MeltortvillC AvC. Sanford. 35-?viobi$e Home Lots for tudent 16 or over. A?pty In ----. ferested in earning $1,000 per eO)W F,rst5t C4by sitte-r in my home. 3 p.m. to 2 For Rent r'rscn. Bihama Joes month, part time with only 13,300 32J 6f'I .'n Own transportatn 373-1424 to inveSt, fully returnable, cali Hartke /¼sks 34-Rcsort Property '372 9979. Workers apply in pers,nlo COLLECT Mr. Crow (714) 743 For Rent ST. JOHN'S American Woo) Products. lfl' 01. Live i Baby Sitter, 3 chlt'en, rce ___________________ -I Charles St Lorv3wc.od, FIt REALTY CO. U-Business Property home, qocd salary. Grandmo"'er I (:: t Return Peg. Brokers For Rent 29 Servce Station Attendant, no cx Roomsfor Rent lytype.$3OS335beswenIOm, Sanfyd. Fla per;enc.neCessiry. Apply in per7pm. . __________ ____ Oays3fl 517.3 To Congress iB-Wanted to Rent t Sanford Sunoco Service, i. Slumberland Motel NIghts 3223171.372 7352 NurSes Aides, Kitchen htlp, part and West 46. Sanford. time and full time. Apply ColorTV - Pool - Phones Real Estate CASSELBERRY Eip.rierscedonly.gr.der operator's SiminOleLOdgeNurslngHom,300 Extra clean rooms & efficiencies, MIAMI BEACh (AP) - U.S. 41-HouSes for Sale Apply in person to Whitakee Bay Avi., Sanford. By day - week - month. 323-159) SPANISH BEAUTY Paving. Sanford Airport, Building Sen. Vance Hartke, D.!nd,, 12-Mobil, Homes 7;30 and sio a,m AVON MAKES CHRISTMAS THE I room furnlhed, private entrance, COURSE called today for gress to SEASON TO BE JOLLY. Earn 13-Lots and A creage bath and parking. Call 3fl-7790. )'7 8615 Spacious new 4 bedroom, 2 bath, ._________ extra money for gifts as an AVON _____ affirm itS Control over the hi. Il-Farms and Groves 7030 s. ft. living area. Large CuStodian wirthod. Apply at Enter repte-Wntativp in your spare time. -terM.at.e Conunerce Commisfamily room, fireplace, beautitul 30 Apartments Rent CalPdiI 3079 prSCtvaol. 211 Main St.. En IS-Resort Property !iflfl. 11._I .....ii,riu eat.ln kitchen. Price-d rc.sIisticaIt'y r'V' I7C. u,uur For Sale at 149,000. Ca;l ',k.jry Tr's:k, io Male-Female . - -- - -;c'-i ar mechinc. excellent pay In what was billed as a major Two bedroOms, 1 bath, wall to waU -b----Income And Help Wanted .cirk,ng conditions Working carpeting, drapes, central heat transportation message, Investment Properly kno*ledge of all dcmetic and air. Fully equipped kitchen WAG PAID Hartke said the ICC was import cars. *pply in person, Jack with dishwasher. Call Mrs. For gre-en bean '3raders, Sanford 7-Real Estate Wanted Bill Davtt. Baker' Volkswagen. 830-5500 created as an "arm of Con-. area, afternoon and evening. .e4th, !Y 323-4452. 3219 S 1792. _________ RigPitoH Ilexit, Hwy. 45. Ph. 372 gress," but has been transRealtors Longwgoo Inc. GENEVA GARDEN Mercnandise ' 20)1 ________ Grill coc&. experienced preferred. _______________ formed over tIle years into a APARTMENTS - -. ----------_-- evening hours. Apply irt person. SO-Miscellaneous 1505 W. 75th st. 'MOSSIE C. BATEMAN tool of the presidency. Tilty World Restaurant, II fld SANFORD HERALD 3 bedrooms, 2 b.bfhs, carpeting I. For Sale SQLS. 3727413 BI7OKER drapes Pool. Kitchen equipped.) DISTRIBUTORSHIP "By executive reorganization 5Household Good! t.l to work in scrap yOrd. Full Or children accepted, Call 3; 70-90. AVAILABLE ______________________ part tlmt Mutt have chauffeur's plans, by forfture, by sleight S2-Appliances - , - 11 i.. Cl. flUU)Va 'U' JUi -. U 323 ¶695 ________ Persoi__ Seminole 322.2611 Winter ParkTROUBLED? Cali Toll Odando 831-9993 ARE YOU o.0 70fl lot "we Care - Thedeveioprnentc.ameasns- I "lplantodoevcrythlnginmy power to make the Interstate Commerce Commission, once again, what it used to be an arm of the Congrrs.s," Harthe said. Hartkc' said Congress also must ketp conunuing control over plans to reorganize rail Y5te!!1s In the Northeast and ..-. - ... I Nice 1 bedroom trailer, also apt. quIet, near stores. Adults only. night as the launch crew was 22c a line preparing the Saturn lB rocket. 75 times (s1.75M$NIMUMCHARGE "It looks very serious," 3 Lines Minimum spokesman said, adding that S Lost and Found thefinsprobablv will have lobe The Longer Your Ad Runs ________________________ Ie )oOdie, drt The Less It Costs Per Line rTc. t tram rf'plHced. That would mean a lt3 Magnolia Ave. collar gre Per Day. launch delay of five days. of. rhnStonrj REWARD. 323 fic:als huddled to make a deliLost Black & White, short h,'ir Rated For Consecutive mte smill mixed dog. 17 yea's old Insertions-No Change The fins are located arounfl Ravenna Parkarca. REWARD''' Of Ccry. ?7 490? t,:st cf th. ?2-sti.ry nd are used to support the yeWant Ad Get cath buyerS for a small n vestment. Place a 16w-cost hicleon the pad and to pro1de cIsslflf2d ad tot reSulls Department Hours aerodynamic stability during ______________________ 8a.m.. 5:30p.m. the early portion of flight. 7 Motels-Hotels S3turdays& Holidays __________________________ There was no immediate re 9a.m.. 12Noon Ixrtonwhat'ausedthecracks. SANFORD CT. MOTEL Deadline-12 Noon of hani and tiy any other .ivailable method, the Execuiive Branch has cceetIed eliminating Congr-ess's direct er.ie of the development .ind conornic Lie of the trans. port.ation induitry," Harike aid In remarks prepared for dellver' toda' to members of the Americ'n Trucking As-sod- --. -. - PRO RI. EM I rr,-c Alcohohcs Anon " Can Help PPori.i23 45f7 WritepO Sntord, Floricja aroutineinspectionWeinejay . '.-_- -.- The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1973-1 IA hO fried to heip me Imd my lost li?ll dog. Thank Winifred Stiles I ... Wednesday. Nov. 7, 1973 Fin Breaks There Is Postpone i' INFORMATION Skylak WANT AD I ----'- '-..- __ - - :"' .', 2nd St 32? 6-iT? - i_:. = �,.-- --- 2A-The Sanford Herald U.S. officials said Kissinger, of the Red Sea, and Egypt's playing the middle man beSecretary of CAIRO (AP) State Henry A. Kissinger met in his conversations in insistence that Israel give up Iween Egypt and Israel, he is today with President Anwar Sa- Washington Last week with the territory it occupied after confident that the Soviet Union dot, seeking firm evidence that Egyptian Foreign Minister the First cease-lire order Oct. or another government will use its influence to enlist Syria, the Egypt is willing to move toward my, detected willirnness to use 22. U.S. willingness to exercise other major combatant in the a negotiated settlement with the good offices" of the United States to smooth out cease-fire pressure on Israel to go back to October war, should a negotiatIsrael. The Egyptian president andproblems and to approach the lines it held on Oct. 22 as a ing process between Israel and prelude to complete withdrawal Egypt develop. his American guest posed for peace talks. Kissinger came to Cairo after photographers on the lawn of The principal Immediate is. from all occupied Arab territothe Tuhira Palace, in suburban sues for discussion are Israel's ry will be the test of American meetings in Rabat with King Hassan of Morocco and In Tunis Heliopolis, then settled down to demands for a prisoner ex- good faith, the paper said. Kissinger will convey Sadat's with President Habib talk privately in a third-floor Ii. change and the lifting of the Egyptian blockade at the mouth views to the Israelis. And while Bourgulba of Tunisia. brary. - • R V V •i I I I MACHINE I - 91or 0 Stuart 9 0 - love (1,11.de ' - - G -, Cal i* forni* ans Reject mit Plan NASSAU, !hamris 1A111 Robert Vesco, the fugitive financier who spirited between these sun-baked islands and Costa Rica while avoiding U.S. warrants, has been arrested and ordered to appear at an extradition hearing next week. Vesco was arrested Tuesday in his office at the Bahamas Commonwealth Bank by Asst. Bahamas Police Commissioner John Crawley. Officials said the arrest was made on a U.S. warrant charging Vesco in a fraud case involving funds embezzled (torn a CAMERA a M"Is I WE FILL MORE PRESCRIPTIONS THAN ANYONE ELSE iIN ROSE BUSHES Vesco-leaded Iüm. He is also wanted by the U.S. in a conspiracy case involving former U.S. Cabinet members John Mitchell and Maurice Stans sod a $200,000 contribution to President Nixon's reelection effort, and In a civil suit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. FAN O,C,, 0%0%06 Ala 3499 I I £ t&4#09 MMOWN01 Theopme %C , too ft~q 'a'.,, ofW* MG. 99c / i / AM P . f News Briefs ILICTIICA.Uv .- / SUPER STRi TCH - 97 -. U C OUTDOOR SET nil WIATHIMM A PI - 101 9*5(04 01 'I'/2 F!. UUUULR rrn 100 C1 MULftPiViTAMIPlSnIsIITI) I 299 CHRISTMAS TRE REG. $4.99 999 to 4 ( 44 O*JTSIDt - C9 tIGHT lULlS E I S 8 I drawal Last November. and France Is quitting next June 30 of ter owing inactive f or years. The rcmaining SEATO members are the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Thailand and the Philippines. TYLENOL 4 59 TABLETS...... I I 110 Soviets Issue Warning mci MOSCOW (AP) Defense Minisler Andrei Grechko told the Red Square crowd tt the annual anniversary celebration of the Bolshevik Revolution that "successes have been achieved in the relaxation of international tension," but he warned against "reactionary Imperialist forc e s in tk world shich oppu.TC the proce5s of detente, are for increasing the arms race and are trying to revive the spirit of the cold 'tar." New weapons shown In the military parade for the first time Included a small, low-slung tank for airborne units with an antitank rocket on top of its short cannon and a SAM6 antiaircraft missile like one which the Israelis captured in the Octtber war and turned over to the United States for study. k I) -l2 Oft 2OCt 'RIG CHRISTMAS 10110 - 1 2 51 3X1 FT. EMBOSSED DOOR FOIL DICORATrYI. IN A350fi110 COt OSS - S ... 99C S _ _________ SLIMLINE " ..... - if •' ) Montreal Transit Strike - -- ' i SOUTH 8EP4D935 CLASSIC SPINNING REEL - CARpS 24.TRIM 2" -4 lUNCH GRILL \I/ WITH FOLDING tonight. Mumma Now Q Vietnam Rice Seizure Befiew-31d Aim Of Reds 1999 !J . ',. IT%fPn .,,u. BOX . . 2 I 99 rme,k - 90 lIG9*HZSOlT GARDEN HOSE RAP'L'- 1 to4of VIII?El iot 299 t thes- (oosm&I for -an adt be noticed or eU,ctive? Ynu're reading this one! . Gen U 12 G1 CAIV 49 1110. 1 4 an tar a 2 FILM PRINTS rrri KODAK - H - '-1 • !_5111 &A CHLL05. SCHUTZITC \ftiP.IsI JR. PULLMAN.!... 7 99 it , 77' • 37 7211 721. It 31 (4' a 9'. It 21 331 33, 4$') 30 )74-p (34') . 71, 25'. 25 1 . 751. 42 31'4 31 1119 fl' 44'1 7. u'. i", 3' • ;3- j' 3' 40'. 44% I a Fi L-.J M s j', 419 40'. . , 31'. C,00dj)( C. 10') 10') 30', 20'. 20'i ma 3'. I.'. - .f CI ;' • -33a 41. 777') 375' 3I% 7% ,, flu, a,$ 44 II') 1444 7%'. 73 J3 41': on4y*f'4I IOM !rt HIr, ml TAT list Pep Jan Lou K$.% Alum Pl,,if l '. 3P. - 9. 73 44 WEEKEND HOURS9TO SUNDAYH0UPS 1010 1 SANFORD --::' -* __________ - - so State St antord Plaza CASSELBERRY Seminole Plaza and St Moran Blvd. • - (10V. ItONAI.l) liLA(A not revealed but Nixon was known to be considering such steps as speed limit of 50 miles per hour and ordering power plants to L".rn ccal lr.st.cad ef vU or- gas. The White House has said iNix new energy policy, which was to be unfolded today at a morning briefing with congresslonal leaders and in an . ~. -- ________ TREES HELP Ii)LL) - r 1* ,,• ._...... lilt: SP&W FUR WINTER FUN, AND (STORE WATER FOR SUMMER USE Help Ls'i'p out wildfire.! $ICCI M*ed Co Minn M M AAobI 0 N•bigo Net OlitilI P11)4) Co P1't PoIarod Prod Gem RIIøis P RCA Rt1) Sf1 R.-w%ov, St Peg Scolt i' Sra Ctt 1)n. St a n 0ffi Co Ss Ry 5c3ry P Oi l 'd Ste v . iss 30'. '.tl'OI Ci) i, •,,, S's ', sr. Area Death! 23' 721 3 73') 72', , IA)RIMER IIUBLEY ', sr. Lorimer Burnett llubley, 77, of Bramn Towers, Sanford, died 74'4 'o se'. Saturday. Born in Ohio, he U' • $3 a $3. • I1', .,,'. moved from Cleveland, Ohio, in $4t, 1967 to Orlando. He was a "'4 $4'. 44'. 14 44 oo. W. member of the Congreg a tional *Si IS'. 45. Christian p-, Church. p, 2S'. IS, W. He is survived by a sister, 44 47', 4$ Mrs. Lois Kirkland, Ontario, " Can.; three Sons, James Foster .,. is' is'. is'-. Iiubley, Columbus, Ohio; Jack 73'1 23'0 23' Bartlett Ilubley, Glendora, 42. 4$ , . " 37 V SO'. 4 37 Cal.; and William Bartlett Ilublev. IA)ngwood, Setnoran Funeral Home, . I", ' Altamonte Springs in charge of . 30'. Tiiaco arrangements. . ,, 5o'' . - Ø% Std Scdi Std Oil Cal U S 5(444 S. fli , P4yfl UMC I nd On C.,,bid, Or 01 Cal UrrcaI 5'. 7316 4314 is'. is'. IS'. Phi Textron T,i*t Gull 42 14. 14'4 1*. P M'i 37 LO4MI Wlthovi 41' Weitg (I 77' WryprP, • WIfYS Omi. If. W00%*o-ffi Smokey Says: SALE CONTINUES ThRIJ SAT 1IRflV -- • 2p. Us. ,,s TRAINCASE...",l.".499 ru_wi '4 Sol PpULLMAN '"'"10 9 9C for STEIN flu. 57'. 57', s,, ii'. ', IS ill') LI" Tel tt , $', 1$4, %I) 31'4 142', III', 117$, 31') $ t p', u. Mcw JTALIAN - -, Specific measures were _____ ______ Lock (Id Air 35 711 . 311 0 Gen fitc Gen F00(ft Gen ill RIG - . 399 A in 4*e 7110 E Gen One'n ° - -40 WD LUBRICANT tc,t )eor. 31'a Ga Per ICE CHEST - fl'i rs PAL rord &*Ot Gin FA 71' a Foam HARD on, sal he felt the Watergate sc n,...,,..,. 3Ss list Enl Air LUGGAGE nation in IK6. But he says that as of now he has no plans to be a candidate. sumption. Iml S CNpont FOR ROME OFFICI 4;m Co K?OQ4'f H41$ L ow 1.4% fl.q'I (0', 101 C 1%', 71', 71 , iI's U99 My O*CPqni Duke Po*'pq 118 I- rtheGOprIden(ialno Noon Stock CPw,tl Coca Cola Coos Ed Coc,? Can 0i41• Air \SPOT OUT !sfts 49 o NLY TABLE itto LIGHTER. ner among Republican voters ...'- p', 31 73') 721. •', PRESS dal had no effect on the state issue. He accused opponents, led by Democratic Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti , of conf using the people over the effect of the 4 '00 woedproposal.I The defeat was a victory for . Ifere, at a glance, are the re ults of e top elections held across the nation Tuesday. NEW JERSEY Democrat Brendan T. Byrne, 49, scored a smashing victory in his race for governor against Republican Rep. Charles W. Sandman Jr. Byrne also led his party to control of both houses of the sta te - 1/\ItepubliCan candi da te Mil ls E, Godwin, a ormer c governor, won gubernatoria l contest with a row victory over another former Democrat, Li. ficni L 11oell Jr , cho Ld'I is an in dependent. There was no Democratic party (o NEW YORK CITY Comptroller Abraham D. Beame captured the mayor's office on the Democratic ticket, outdistancing three other candidati for the pt DETROIT - Democratic State Sen. Coleman You. #C d the d: 4L y - . black mayor, defeafing former police chipf ection. ald Reagan a setback defeating his propoil't would at ve taxes a nd spending by future administrations. The plan trailed by 300,000 votes with half the ballots counted when Reagan conceded that it had lost. WASHINGTON - In Washington state voters approved a citizen's initiative cutting pay raises that legislatorshad approved earlier th is year foi themselves and state elected officials. P'$ IILADELPIII D Democrat F. Emmett Fitzpatrick ousted two-term Dist. Atty. Arlen Sixctor following a race inwhich the major issue was Spector's role as 1972 sta te campaign manager for President Nixon. H ouse S e Nears A On Social Security Hike - .... .-"-.... CP,mp REG.39-99 SURE BRITE 4 CRICKET TACKLE AM to-se .....'....'. 5' 144bc-Ock Beat d fle?P, $I) fto.irq Iiort3en II,,) I nd INDOID1111% NA is Introducing the new _PLANO NON RUST \ - Ar- Can AmC,dn 3499 / affl uent family wi th •-ina'nmø nf v,,wv tIA (WI flL'r1 th r!1pfmI _t Is... 4& ,....1....i e. ,1.... l.I'Il •ni,I UIU 1Ll5V LIIUIUUI IdLC UI •I,IR)i uiutiu,ai would have spent $6330 per consumers cannot expect retail during JulySeptember. That would probably includt week in September for a "liber- food prices to decline much was up seven per cent from the proposed legislation. PRESIDENT NIXON al" plan, compared with $5810 during the remainder of 1973, second quarter and 21 per cent ... Considers national speed An energy source said th4 last April. The forecast was included in above a year earlier. legislation weuld likely see) limit specitic new powers Nixon feeL he needs to cope with the grow ing national fuel shortage. Reports The President was also cx,t Krll 'rO4F AN '.' -i-ia S'o-.t'. nfl ,'. GREAT GOT By GILLETTE 4-" PEG. - - Am TAT I:; ' - j.J1 VJ7'J •1'4IL41 388 -- - food prices through retail and wholesale ceilints. Am Motors liRfiCt S er"" ____ MONTREAL i AP) Montreal's 3,200 bus drivers and subway operators struck Canada's Largest city for 24 hours today while they studied a new contract which one union official said would give them an average wage increase of 27.3 per cent by July 1975 and $700 in retroactive pay increases. The union members, whose average weekly pay is $170, were Ic vote on the contract f 4dr : the fourth quarter," the report s.iid. Officials said the retail ice of a market b:'ket of U.S. farm-produced food, which does not include imported produc ts or seafood, cost an Au$ CMI 349 '.' -1 BOYS OR GIRLS cVjT77Y Ing which the Nixon admfnl,;tration tried to curb soaring In ano ther report Tuesday by the Outlook and Situation A moi AUTO 2011 BIKES .________ Under a "moderate" plan for a family making s.1i,000 to Ouu a year, groceries in Soptember cost $51.70 per week, compared with $47.O last April. U!. 3.41 0A I j .' - p------- - _ .%J'- ,; -- P1RMANIIY REQ. lIc CARD - 2 - OR LAMP POST.. 0 - - I 344 NOEL CANDLE ' SHIRTS INCh 1ftHTED 42 - FLANNEL "" - - MEN'S THF" SSOCI %'FFI) billiOfl line 30, WASHINGTON I AP) - Pres- pected to renew his appeaI to naI approval on Social Securit y 1974. Unless Congren acts, the itlent Nixon legislation that would bowt propong a the public for volun tary wi ll to ticall drop au ma y new energy policy which conseatjon through lowering enents by 10 per c#nt in mid- ceding to i ts permanent level of 0O sources say will in clude a re- thermosta t setti ngs and d 1 4 97 and payroll deductions U( na in ri vin g billion Nov. 30, at which time quest for broad authority to in- less, but his top energy advisor, January. the national debt is expected to crease domestic petroleum pm John A. Iove, told newsmen The bill is before the Ways be about S*7 billion. duction ,and to decrease con- Monday after a weekend meet. and Means Committee which, government figures show it cost were included Tuesda)' in a marketing and transPortation 4 fly Recent polls have shown Rea., Jh Nixon food cost figures a summary of a report on the a family of four at least O per - routine -weekly publition situation to be issued later- this week to eat in September, up Food and Home Notes, which is mon p.30 in five months, even if the sent upon request to dali)' and Middlemen, including wholefamily bought plenty of beans weekly newspapers. There was salers and retailers, are and avoided expensive meat. no official news release by the rently tr~iq to catch up from last summer when margins 'rhe budget was compiled by deVirtment. were squeezed by price con. Agriculture Department acIme mice IYPCS 01 IOOU ouug- trots, the report said. cording to a low-cost plan for a "As a result, retail costs for four member family whose in. ets, for most household sizes, were up about nine per cent in market basket foods will not come is between $4,000 and $8September from last April. full)' reflect the expected de. 000 per year. That covered five month$ dur- creases in returns to farmers in 77 q. si r it a personal defeat, and he said I! wntila cffect (In his Political future. Reagan said. His proposal have won, but I do not regret MreIU, a 37-year-old Detroit %; a U it w 7 per We attempt we made. native who has worked his way cent over the next 15 years, "I look upon the campaign as in spectacular fashion through "How Can trying to reduce a first step alerting the the legislative ranks to hold the people's taxes be a political people to the incredible rate of state's smnd most powerful defeat?" Reagan asked at a goverment growth " he said post. To WASIIIMIThN ( AP) New The :a, - P0?tffi / /1 npl!t ' Rneiraf ccor Ifl MS COTTON j fww ...Plan defeated total Personal ncome of state residents, The percentage is midnight news conference. about 8.75 per cent this year, "Naturally I wish we could C 65% CACAP NAS I - ___ , :: °Y - 1 ___________________________________________________________________________ CORICIDIN '0' TABLETS...... THERAGRAN M VITAMINS...... -. ii MarLFaf PANTS 8/RD COLD FIGHTERS! BANGKOK (AP) - Pakistan withdrew on schedule today from the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, leaving the 19-year-old alliance with six active members and a seventh that is about to quit. Pakistan, one of the three Asian members In the alliance John Foster Dulles forged against Communist China, had not participated in SEATO's military maneuvers since 1967, and its participation in civilian programs diminished rafter the 1971 war with India In which East Pakistan became 1 SHANS ANTY HOSF i2• 99 EARLY Pakistan Leaves SEATO AM socoftos TO - P ____ AEG. 19.991 SILEX JUICER t*.a & 99 - PRMAR • ' -- I Reagan Id he did , There were 1,723,034 yes votes and 2,06Z711 no votes. The proposal con tained a (ormula intended to restrict spenaing to a percentage of the RENDEZVOUS IN Sl'M'E is simulated by NASA In preparation for the two-planet Mariner mission, scheduled for a November launch. Model depicts the 1,100-pound spacecraft's scheduled close approach 625 miles to Mercury In late March 1974. Also on the Itinerary is a 3.300-mile approach to Venus, with the spaePera(I lCiC5lt catnerps nd 'eknii(lr lns1runeni epvted to adu grealls' to present knowledge of the mysterious cloudy planet. -: 1 7 ER S J Z11 I control plan. With 12,819, or 90 per cent, of 14,237 precincts reporting, the Proposed amendment to the tate constitution was los4ig by 54.5 per cent to 45.5 per cent. 61 MO. 691 who of;ef -COUILI K1111T t- f1- "1 shall continue to seize every opportunity to hold down spendlag, the size of government and the taxpayer,a burden. ,, ____ iff PANTS A - - ___ POLYESTER ORAL HYGIENE APPLIANCE - %VWle his name was not on :he W ""', I ws TODDLERS 12'S ....... 921 told that their main objective fcr Vc reminmg two mnonth5 of WW' -PULL ON ILMIX Rih La misn Mgitrite Err.nuel Osadebay, who signed the arrest warrant after it was sworn to by U.S. authorities in Nassau last Friday, released Vesco on $75,000 cash bond. '°° WATER PIC HEATER World Vwt C-mg soldiers have been L 6 ":>CfJ 44 £ DAYTIME 3D'S.......1.41 meats, North Vkthe anti - - .- US ft tr; uu-h im.elltgence anaysts believe in- - possible and to prevent It from tensiik-d Communist attacks In getimu, to nurhet In towns and South Vietnam are aimed pri. cities controlled by the Saigon manly at sering die important goverment. rice Cf3p. ______ tax them to finance its pro. irr, _ -'' i r"owso FW0111 This allows us to sell consistently for FLORIOA less Volume keeps our drugs fresher. too. P According to captured docu -.,__ d. "s10NE-(VfRF[ASH 10 _ These sources said that documents meats captured by the South VTucse Indicate t he Canlimcaisl command has not yet ordered a general offensi v e. However, analysts said, such 00 offensive could come early SACRAMENTh, Calif. (AP) California voters rejected Gov. Ronald , Reagan's plan to put strict limits on how much the state could spend in the fu. ture and on how much It could - 12 I At-A-Glance 1 • - t) S _ I'III the nation," said Rep. Charles W. San dman Jr. of New Jersey, who suffered one of the GOP's biggest setbacks in that state's gubernatorial race. Democrat Brendan T. Byrne, a 49-year-old former judge and prosecutor, whipped Sandman by a margin of 24o-1 and led his party to control of both houses of the state legislature for only the third time in the 20th Century. Democ ratic State Sen. Joseph Merlino said the victory was a signal to the nation that voters will punish the Republican party until it decides to "dump" President Nixon. -.'' ri Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973-lB ' - 8)' CARl. P. l.EURSDOHF an independent tna race with nol)cmocraticcafl di date Al' Politi ca l Writer Elsewhere, however, Republicans won few important Democrats scored strongly in off-year elections with a races in the scattered off-year balloting Tuesday, a year recordbreaking statewide victory In New Jersey and after President Nixon's re-election landslide. municipal triumphs in New York, Philadelphia, Minneapolis One of the GOP's potential 1976 candidates, California Gov. and Detroit in the first national balloting since the Watergate Ronald Reagan, suffered a setback on a constitutimal scandal erupted. amendment proposal. his plan to limit future state spending In Virginia, conservative Republican Mills E. Godwin Jr., and taxation trailed by nearly 300,000 votes with half the once the state's Democratic governor, eked out a narrow ballots counted and Rea g an conceded defeat for the plan, _____________________________________________________ victory over liberal LI. Gov. Henry LHowell Jr., running as "The Republican party has thk'n a smashing defeat across 1311811AAMIN 0*1*4 - Extradion e t* Sanford Herald I • 515!11C - ---- - -- ---- in New Jersey And Four B Cit ies off" $195 SECRETARY OF STATE KISSINGER Promcks peace in Mideast - - 0 while ru "I AVAIN Vesco Faces '- ------ - ---- .-------- NEW RIBBON , iT - ne - - - w w UEMUUUU ., - Sad at Meets - 71t - - Kissinger . - ------ Wednesday, Nov. 7 1973 ., z--- E- - _.,-..,-.--__-__'*., ,, , ', fl 41'. If, )0' 30 30 (3'. I?'.. 1316 $ 3$'. 31' a'. a. W. 10', i:, 31' -, 3-4 3115 (3 34'. 34'. 34'. 301 . 3Os JO'. 73 , lv. 72'. 3$). ). 31' 10'. 20. 73', 147' , (1)3 . i; Nam"____________________________ and Dates Added Country 00 RwW Al its West of Sa nWd Ing with the President that untary action just won't - be enough. love previously advocated - ------ The financing provision of the i -, -rr--' Republican plan to raise the So. clal Security benefits and the Payroll deduction tax base. However, final approval U2LLy tao caus for hiking to $13,200 on Jan. 1 the amount of earnings from which Social Security taxes would be au ornatically withheld. Tne tax rate of 5.85 per cent would he said could conserve up to 5 which would have sent the bill per cent of the nation's energy, to the full IlouSty 'as delayed But that was before la s t until today by Rep. Al Ullman, remain the same. Tra nslated , this would mean month's decision by the Arab oil fl-Ore. Ullman said he looks for a worker and his boss, each of nations to cut supplies to a full House vote on the rr.easwhom paid a maximum of friends of Israel, threatening an ure next week. $631.80 In Social Security taxes estimated 14 to 21 per cent of Meanw'ii!e, the House pee- this year, would pay $772.20 the U.S. pe troleum supply. paredtovotetodayonabju each in 14 -- - �-.1 -"-_-ill-- 2—Tte Sanford Herald - -.--_-----.-------_-- ------------------- - ---- — -. ---=._ ----'.-"-.. -- - .,. , Wednesday, Nov. 7,973 ,. 6 lloWto IjvaL The fall onion crop is plentiful. This means that there will be a variety of this all-purpose vegetable in supermarkets at reasonable prices again. If you use onions often it is a saving to buy them by the bag rather than one or two at a time. Onions will keep well if stored in a cool dry place in a container or bag that permits air circulation. Once cut put them in a plastic bag or covered bowl and place in the refrigerator. Chopped onions may be frozen. (q . Iigh(ot :Of B Food ll.F,F.\ l.IflE wmi 14 - -- .• - r--, . - ' - , - - " - .. . .• - •. - - - " I -t . r .. - - - I ____ 0 / . fl - " - - - -, _ - - BARBECUED SPARERIBS . . . With special marinade Makes eight servings. SAVE Mouthwash BY u;uILv HROW\sToE 1/2 teaspoon ani se seed ter and fat, return ribs to pan ASSO('iJiCd Press F'ood Editor 4 po unds fresh pork spareribs, and brush with marinade lipping into a Chinese r(xk. cut Into individual whole or Heduce oven temperature to book, a friend found an interhalf ribs esting marinade for barbec u ed In a small mixing bowl thor350 degrees. Tightly cover pan spareribs and fro m it concocted oughly stir together the soy with foil 'or with roasting.pan her un recipe %h(n e tried urn syrup shur gar cover ifou htIe one i and ke the adaptation we thought it tic, monosodium glutamate iii 3& 1n$nutvs, brushing % . was delicious and easy to pre- usedi, pepper, cinnamon, ('love nade twice. Removeith,narl. foil (or pare and SI) %C are passing it and anise. Pour this marinade other cover) and bake unc. alongto%ou over the cover refrig ered until cris p and ttrid&r . . . UIIINFSE.sTyt.E crate about I hours. a bo ut IS minutes. longer H \IWI ( (fI) SIAIl UlH Cover bottom of shallow \Iiks 4 serv ngs 2I cup o sauc e roasting pan with j small Four hundred recipes are gi 2/3 cup t or lrk(ornsruP Upr:tngOsf water to prevent en in the illustrated -- Cecily 1 /3 cup drs sherry drip from scorching. Brownstone's Associated Press I clo ve rnin1 Place ribs on rack in roasting Cookbook**available by sending I teaspin fnosodju,n glut;i. pan. reserving marinade 495 'check or money order mate, i f desired Hake in a preheat ed 4 0-de- made payable to 'The Assoc l/2teasM)fl pepper gree oven for 30 minutes Re• ated Press") to this newspaper 1/2 teaspoon around ',nn.•nnn in (mm .,.,,.n 4 remove ...-.. -'I -' s,u.0 U,,11 III dI L' UI 1I 1-1#JIITUJi. Tiox r 1 /2 leispoon ground clove, ribs and rack and pour off wa. G i _________ - n perrignt - - Core, rinse and drain let. Wce, chill crisper or bag. Cut enough cucumbe slices into strips to yield l cup. Mix oil, sinegar, orange rind, sugar, salt, pepper, pepper mint and onion in Jar. Cot letWee leng th w ise into halves, place cut sides down and shred fineiy across heart to yteld4cuf lettuce in bowl with CUCWD, ur, strawberries .es an dress. ' 'S Spoo a P°° p •• ..4 ... ,_qi_•T ' : SALADE DE LEGUM ES ET FRAISES (Vegeeand th Strawberry Salad) 1 head western iceberg lettuce nU 1 un''red cucum ocr , sliced tj CUP O 1 4 cup white vinegar 2 tablespoons slivered or ange 0 1 teaspoon sugar I 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper teaspoon '4 crumbled PCP ' fV/jm P119 AC cup chopped onion V s aw l' cups ries strips of pimiento and serve wi th remaining mayonnaise mixture 1 dr essing. GREEN PEA SALAD Combine mayonnaise, lem(Makes 4 servings) on Juice and seasonings; set 1' cups mayonnaise aside. Combine peas, chopped 2 tablespoons lemon Juice egg, pickle relish and onion. 1 teaspoon salt Add enough of the mayon. 14 teaspoon each: pepper nai.se mixture to moisten, , about cup. Stuff the predill weed, oregano, d-) pared artichokes. Chill until mustard 'eady to serve. Garnish with 1 package 110 ounces) Vox SCOPE frozen green pc-as, cooked according to package dl. rections, drained and cooled 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 14 cup sweet pickle relish 2tablespoons chopped onion 4 artichokes, prepared as directed for stuffing and chilled Pimiento strips By SUSAN DELIGHT Copley News Service The salad portion of the meal Is far too often a monotonous combination of less than crisp vegetables unImaginatively presented and flavored. Is It any wonder, then, that this part of the meal receives cool acceptance? ARTICHOKES STUFFED -_.. • •_,., - Salad For Your Meals &,S . ' aliz __ C 6)1iP ,._ ., - SAVING ONIONS -_--------_ —1 /A - iV( WEEKLY 'i0w PRICES / c / j SAV E :I I A DRIAm Toppiii ng COURTISY COUPON 5 SIZE 1 40c :Lr U t 1RA' STAMPS Adele (4.1d U SEft Mix 14 24-ox. I BOTTLE SAVE99 — QUALITY REGULAR OR MINT / (WSFIIP - Quantity tTLU*e, I Ig ig 'j J, Rights W.D BRAND P0 K SHOULDER WHOLE FISCHER'S — 9c. 6.4-ox. PACK TUBE 12-ox. NRBi I 6 HEAD & SHOULDERS AlUMINUM LOTION Arrow Foil . . . . 4 25 IT O11S 6 THRIFTY $100 Charcoal 69 . . . . . 99c 20 Link Sausage p a . -- - a • '' a MAID SWifT ' 1-te. 88C PREMIUM . . . . . • 3 ROLLS I $105 BOB. PEG. 77 22-ox. OTTLI 5 BOTTLE SAVI : UUUI I . • : $139 IIB Cbeese Cheese Spread RONCO ELIOW $119 • • PKG I Macaroni N W D BRA D USDA CHOICE MAC Ch SHOULDER °5 STEAK $139 '1 g I 2':A - ,. - - : 37c 2 2 . 37c 89C . IF I I fJr 69c 3 KELLOGG'S CH CKIN 01 MEAT Stuffing 49 --:- C BISMOL I I I SAVE$129 20c 12-ox. BOTTLE APH - MIXES CAKE - #b 14W DUNCAN MINES LAYEr . .' _JUICE PERSPIRANT— Oas0 __________ - SUPERBRAhD INSP. GR . 'A" FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITE LARGE I - d - - - - I - - - - ROLLS 10 99 G MA R 14$. BAG LOTION ASTOR . . 'YR I L COFFEE • • • a a • Cocktail 77c ' Alai 75c . . . . CAC,-', Lemon Juice 59c • HYDROGENE PEROXIDE . . 3 . . . . $100 Cof fee ...................... i - 16101CAN$ - , a • a ,- ico ri..': a I a 2 Y.' 73c . • • • . AN 9" . 0 6 0 0 46mi . GREEN GIANT (CS (O . . . • R 57c : OR NIflLFTS Starch WK Corn 5 • a 64,, a a • • • •ROlTtt App es 61c Ii Cleaner, • • a t • 67c ' JACK'S DEVI L T000 S quares . . . . . STA P01 FABRIC $121 Softener . GALION 41c 'C1j14'ac r k e rs ';' 55c - sI STAMP TOP V ALUE STAMPS cnO t36 ., 72 of $199 - 14 Dinners Pcaut Butter I Viva FOR 89c 10 • • • MINUTE MAID 3 . • a 4 ....................... .. .. . 2 • . a a ... IN '.'•% Cottog0 Cheese TAc 49c E . Meat -- nner' . . $119 10 J - . • . a a a • --------a..e.. a • a • 2 . . 4, PG °°' ( iNS 8 ------------------------•_ (ONSON GOOD IPIRu POY - . PIE 39c a a • PIE $129 . . 2 Pr iOos o $100 32et 100 $199 Tissue PKO 601 CANS ONE 10113 BAG S No I VINY VU , 99c Napkins '60cT ---------- - * 1''••.a•.e...•...._.t a a PrO ............... 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. ST. 4,3C 79C a BATHROOM REFILL 3.9, Corn-on-Cob 2 HAWAIIAN , HINESE. ITALIAN Vegetables a 4PA PKGS $100 DANISH. 0* JAPANESE 2 PrOS SIZE Dixie Cups lC-CT. PKO. 56c ________________________________ POLO ItS 2 Coffee $213 — Pota' ces No 37c SCOTS FAMILY ----------------------------------- . 25c • a a a a Breakfast BIRDS EYE GOOD HIU NOV I __ °' PKG5 VAHLSNG 46 ot Ckke . JS0a.*_SSB4IIS...ppp.p.p_,,._ 2 9c Frozen Punch 4 s 89c Pie Shells A— . . a MORNINOSIAR FARM PATTIES çI(S OR LINKS (CR Mince Pie •'_• L PKO. SCOTTIES FACIAL OCA (10 PIECES) (IN A BASKET) h lx -i-IriEx-I-iA I I TOP VALUE STAMPS : VALUE STAMPS tjjJJ ' 69 HAWAIIAN ONE GALLON Hair. 88C 89c Muffins C icken MORTON (TWO PACK) I.'. On 4 18 CAN SWIF T 1EMI'JM Cr- ',;C-OD THAU NOV 14 SB •'y CAN, °' 33c Pumpkin Pie . MRS SMITH TOP VALUE STAMPS --, t Topping BAKING --------e.se.., ONE 2 LA PIG, ,RL(IR QUEEN n rees Mix HALF GALLON MORTON BLUEBERRY óot MORTON But-ter TOP VALUE STAMPS . SUPERBIAND WHIPPED 49c 3 . flEXFR I I - 1-LB (lOO' FLOLDAi °° Orange Juice 3 ,c LAIJO 0' SUNSHINE a 3 . a Cranberries 65C MARGARINE OP-I (01 TURkEY, BEEF, SALISBURY, OR SlURrED PEPPER DOUBLE ;' 53C Potatoes c's ,\ ___ r CEllO BAG RUSSU Biscuits 41 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th. Si. 12 KIA?T'S I 5tB5 oa$ (5 LB RAG 690 . . . r TRENCH'S TURKEY GRAW SUPLREIRAND ______ _________ 499 55c 23c Celery FRESH YELLOW 59c Onions • • 1"9 - IR(SH PO RI Avocados $ORDINS BUTTERMILK rnPVAWEQs ON! it Crisco 01 C~ODD Impu 140. - PJss • a Teez Dips 47c . . 0 0 DOME 1E )K Lettuce, Ye ow Corn 69c . . . A ks S1 JAR JuwaO Lemons . ................................... NWAL 11 . . . FANCY fj3H FlORIDA Pinwheels 2; 99c FRESH JUICY . . . . . C BOTTLE - AM (ISH FLORIDA HARVEST FRESH ''i4.( Peas PXO FANCY LAS tIN RED DELICIOUS ip DEC.AF B o, S7.4 4 as JAR 110 JIQ UIL) NAR1SCO CHOCOLATI GREEN 9 n o 5729)01 STA o Cof f ee 39c Nectar $ 1 I5 VASTER S CNO10E INSTANT i1 4 PKG ; $100 Cof f ee WHITj Potatoes . . . DARLING PECAN Twirls , 1(AT % DELIGHT APRICOT Sandwich NES(AFI INSTANT ;o Coke Mix 39c ,CIj A ; oQuc( cTA'o P f t' I i?? aa nr*; J'J'TAT Saltines SA( 9, DIkIE SOEtLy !4U Ai'1II.I' "/ CRACII coon Creamer Ii Polish ''Ax',FL , -- CRE O IL A RINE CORN I.B. fl1 - - -- - POTATOES DOZEN INTENSIVE Dinners CARE 7 SEAS CA1SA1 (94 - r. Sfo 04 RIMY 174" SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR SAVE I 7c FURNITURE s479 L B. CLUSTER kLU'I GUARD 69 C 1—BONE STEAK '- DIXIE DARLING BROWN N' SERVE SEEDED OR EGGS DEL J'&ONTE GRAND TOUR ',' Syrup USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE O Dressing '' SIZE 'OtT" , - I W-D BRAND -- =- - - . 59 ANTIM PKG. - ON SIRLOIN STEAK SANBORN APPLE . - - 7Jc -- - --:--. USDA CHOICE CLUB OR ASE & - THRIFTYMAID - 0 -- OR Vermicelli Ii..,. w I A RONCO THIN SPAGHETTI FARM a Ila PEPTO- 5IZ( CHF DELIGHT I - SINGLETONS (THREE I La. 89c UpERBRANo MILD DAI STY I tBsoRP469 . . . . ,, ,1)r •••• 1o$J49 Fish Fil lets ---------- • Mix LICfD 'AIFTY PAl Pimento Cheese FRESH BOSTON BUTT PORK STEAK MATER PALMETTO cHoicE) • C / / P&G. Shrimp Cocktail i 88C LUX LIQUID 39c '1 - TASTE 0' SEA T iscit j BROWN I. SERVE Sausage r; LUflCI1 Meat. JUMBO LILAC Paper Towels OSCAR . . 2io:: s49 Porc Sausage • - Pililluly PIE CRUST ,- -i. . $239 I . . SUNNY AND HOT OR MILD DETERGENT . - - COPfLND SMOKED CANS 1A0 - $499 3 . . . ;;ji' i. '. sprerne C11 ,4. VtLMUNKO STEAK - ---L- 78c moked Picnics . . Canned Ham 9c 12-ax. Mandarin Oranges 3 • SPAIi. SHAMPOO 29t x9c . AMU lOc BEER PACK S SAVE OLD MILWAUKEE BEER ALE - -• . - - PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 8TNRU WED, NOV. 14 - . %(uOnfify R ights PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 8 THOU- WED NAV 14 W1NN DIXIE STORES. INC SAVE C 43 PKG. fOtut*'I INSTAN( $.)5 Coffee ID-.:. JAI $159 -- �-. & Ii __:_._ - •:_..__._ _-.._•___.._.______. .-____ -_-- - ....... 48--The S.Ld Hrriki - - - - - r—, too, — I UI L111 RV CKCILY BROWNSTONE As'oetaied Press Food Editor iw inc cranberry, here in its fresh form to make the most of Whether cranberries are mg for pork and baked apples, in a rel ish and salad or puddings and pies. thts add tangv and relrt'ThInhl:II)r ________ -- . One good cook we know in. CHANHERHY NIT T HMIS vented a recine for Cranbirrv ! /2 CUD mrn-'out liars 'n HVI ldlliti Ci)- 1t2 CUP firmly pacxea IIh1 joys. These cookies are super brown sugar when served the day they are 2 tablespoons molass. bak ed bet the' rn:v be kept 2 1/2 teaspoon salt brown 211 to 25 minutes. eggs and beat until blended. 1/2 tPfloon fl'" .. iàti LU tthJj ., riact, p.w 1 Cup walnuts, chopped thoroughly stir together the completely . 1/2 cup raisins, chopped Cut into 3 by I inch bars in flour, hking powder. baking 1 cup fresh cranberries, chop- soda, salt and nutmeg, add to pan and remove with a small pod moJasse mixture: stir to mix metai spatula. or turn 0(11 of overnight They pick up a little 1 cup flour, stir to aerate before Confectioners' sugar. if desired well. Stir in nuts, raisins and pan and cut into bars, Before moisture during 1t1e overnight In a medium saucepan melt cranberries measuring 5t'%mg. if desired. sprinkle s tay but they still taste de- 1/2 teaspoon tuking powder margarine, remove from heat: with contectioners sugarBake in a preheated 375-dcliiuus 11 teaspoon biking soda Makes about 21 bars. stir in sugar and molasses. Add gree oven until top is golden- . I iJI , e lii hts l g (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESE RVED ) . MONDAY By Gaynor Maddox hope. helping people stand the pain medical symposia. Nor is it suppiernents as a means to hurting, reports Dr. W. H. ck ar.d crippling of arthritis, But true that eating meat products ease their pain. brell of Columbia tJniversiFrom new paperb a there is no specialized "ar- causes arthritis, that eggs "Medically prescribed use ty's Institute of Human Nutri"Food ai Arthritis" (J)U if thrifts diet" that will cure the worsen it, that milk should be of vitamin supplements may lion expressing the 'lisea', IaUrar) avoided by sufferers. These bring the patient's diet up to Experience has shown that best research Am e r ica, Furthermore, there is no and a thousand more ideas nutritional requirements. Hut a large percentage of women is rather upsetting food known to cause arthritis cd:nies cc like them are simply old these supplements will not crippled with arthritis have a vi — upsetting but hope- Those are the best opinions wjVc3' taks. affect the arthritic condition. been able to continue as 1W. gathered From research laboMany arthritis sufferers No, the vitamin supplements homemakers with th e help of (uod food is imnortant in ratorit. hospital clinics and have blind faith in vitamin unfortunately cannot stop the 'xpert guidance. - Every year nutritional and niedic,jl scientists know more about the causes and possible cuies for arthritis, suffered in some form by IS million Americans. To date they have not been able to sole the ,;rfolem but there is definite It r Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973-5B -- . COONG IS FUN . . MENU - byatteen Sliced tomatoes - L ('heese souffle — ________ -- _____ ______ ' Fudge brow nies — TUESDAY &II I -. IUI I I Salmon Icaf Pineapple custard D;p FSHURFINE" SS'T'D FLA C1 pç sotil SAV NG DISCOUNT slices Apricot tart THURSDAY ITE MGS&PRCES ARE 00 Oz. byaileen - DAYS A WEEK —1 ___ - __________ ____ ________ NO. 3034 JUICE rnJV. 0 THiw. I WW, II 1 j SUGAR - stra:r;:eam I. I 1 I LIt I 1'/ /."K(i. I -. Oz. FRES O A .1111111 3A°' STRONGER THAN DIRT c 45 2 25 SAUCE 11312' a I. CANS "FOOD KING" WH. KERNEL (OR) CORN 5 NO. 30 CANS 39 k, $100 the consumer places pea test value on. SAUCE Supply and demand? 'The economists say when there's plenty, the price will be rel.lively low. Goods are al located to mci'e consumers becaur of the low pike. As the supply dwindles, the pike goes up; and as the. price goes up there will be a pester supply. produced. "LA CHOY" 79c $L C ui L. TOWELS owl*4bw 't that there would be a short supply because by the time 11OZ. M 1Ii _-- — - - --- A 04 TEXAS CUBE STEAK Home econormst.s have said it a million ways, proven 4 "BLUE SEAL" SOLID 49c' 10 Oz- DONUTS MARGARINE rnuld mean buying a very ,it h:h tit HRj1! rather than a (at roast with lean portions at a cheaper price. They continue to say compare. Are prepared foods cheaper for you or can VtJ vive ('fl portion c",:t by I - L i () COUPON rLrE w;Ti- OTHt J I A _ M 111MV) ;7; Is H CREA - ,j -I C , ..., REG. SUPER UNSC. SUPER UNSC. WHY PAY R - 1301 CAN HAIR SPRAY C,% "CVt tflDw", crumb WHY PAY $1.09 - $1.26 POT THE EXTRA STRENGTh BTL. PAIN RELIEVER ROAST Fat for shallow or S Have the heads and backremoved from the fish. Wash and dry. In a shallow container with a fork or a small whisk, beat egg with salt and pepper Just enough to cornbine yolk and white. Dip fish, one at a time. in egg and then in cruI Fry fish, in shallow deKrees, tuitil cooked through and browned. Serve a once,. earnisiwith lemon wedges.Makes P - • OF 2servings. - 0C A II 2$ LB. BAG UU I MULLET I BALSAM SHAMPOO 1 PLATE or SHORT RIBS MUM `ED P01470 YOUR CHOICE oodO11 rwip" PER VALUP . 29 50L ,55 jCtl.. ' IS C0U •'- , '•• - w2p A 3 ,. LEASE -.-- _J FLOUNDER — LB. VJ LB. I O "FROM QUfl OAKEFW AN ;o.dost1 LF 4" ezrt5W UDA, c; a:; AM1L1 pU*SE VAt.UAB COUPON 6.3 85c SHREDDED LB. .. - PURE '-- __ WT - - ' DELICATh'SEN A-J DEPT" :... :- LB..-.. - I _OPEN47i,,DA~ —C %! ::i - SPICED HAM .......................Lb. 88c BONELESS HAM •........• . /2 ...... 1 Lb. 88c -- GRAPE BAVARIAN CREAM A make-ahead dessert. : UK- SANFORD * jy SANFORD AVE. STORE • MON-THURS 8:00A.M,-7:00 P.M. 'FRI& SAT 8:00 A,M9:00 pM. •SUNDAY 8:00 A.M..l:OQp,M, * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE • ICA •M A,/,., !..,,. P.,,1. CHANGE OF HOURS SUNDAY . - - - - •Lb. 88c ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ...............Lb. 88c . _ fu~% t'nies, until wilted and hot-, eitlier way cooking should take onl% 5 to 10 minutes. Makes, 6 OLD FASHION-SALAMI .............Lb. 98c l A A1 Ib r SALAMI. MLMIY,s ............................... -.- e if desired Cut a thin slice from each end of each zucchini and discard; scrub in cold water; do not pare. With narrow fleshy side against a coarse gra r, and using long downward strokes. coarsely grate zucchini there should be about 5 cups. In a 10-inch skillet over moderately low heat, inelt butter; add zucchini salt and if used. the pepper; cook stirring often, . OLIVE LOAF ------------------Lb. 88c 14 ve r age ROSS'S ZUCCHINI 4 medium zucchini, ita pounds cup butter or margarine teaspoon salt LIVER CHEESE ...............Lb. 98c 9C U and C BRAUNSCHWIEGER PLEDGE CAN 701. GOOD DINNER tckenw ith ushroomj Rice Juhnnie Ross's Shredded 'ucctini Tornato Salad, Basd Dressing II4It HEADCHEESE ................Lb. 88c tn 1 •Lb. u ROAST BEEF LO LVM AF ;C REG. (OR) i. WITH TOOTHPASTESODA _~ IIIIIIM lot - "PEAK" 29 k I JOHNSON $1 L 00 too - `GROU ND BEEF ',3L • 00c - "ALBERTO" , CAN a $ 1 18 LB teaspoon white pepper, FRESH C PORK LB. BUTTS VALU ABLE BRO1 J - This fish, usually available in the fall, is relatively inexpensive; It has a white and delicately flavored flesh. 4 small whiting, about iL. pounds Iegg a lt and popper to ta s te 1-3rd cup (me dry bread - BTL OF 30 NIGHT TIME PAIN RELIEVER IS OX. LJIJ(3" . l __ FRESH PORK STEAK tt FOOD ... (WITH THIS COUPON) OF 17 WHY PAY $1.19 "'MISS BRECK CLUB or T-BONE ooz. 68C -- THE BRIDE COOKS DINNER Cream of Tomato Soup FridVlUtng French rles Cucumber Salad Cupcakes Beverage $ '-a CCOFFEE I I LL $ 58 49 3t RING 6r ill"am CA 1 1cKER" of the supply and demand Us. Des pite everythng, they "GILLETTE" "P 'M a , I Sul;1 0 1hL able to be in the food busi- LB 1 -1 ' THIS COUPON TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF rev. They know the har.rd, -ff - "QUIK.S0RB" -1 ,YIJ%Jn stant supply and many other factors that make it profit- or benefit from services they proidr. - CAT FOOD PKG —M Marketing specialists know about quality, quantity, con- -.--- COFFE.E. ° 24 CANS preparing food yourself7 is your time worth more than your mone? and somebody must sell it. - FULL CASE fttM&uIe • I -' - - ________ 4 "KOZY KITTEN" ' FLOVQR (limit fewer know people must rat, somebody must grov jt somf body tnut handle an d p-rloo p%b it, •-a FRUIT CAKES Ir reduce the portion ct of (tedng your family. T'h&e - STEAK I` It a thousand times, shop to - LBS. O %J_'M0RE-_'! 2 EXTRA-LARGE EGGS • I WHY PAY 'PILLSBURY" BUTTERMILK III . ' TRAC-11 142. C DAVES BISCUITS I I - - F R YER #ii i nyrrtr URKIL - 200Z I , , , • . The waters receded, soybeans were planted in the rich silt left by the receding waters and there will be a record wybean crop! — I TWIN INJECTOR BLADES. rM plant supplemental crops. The supply is affected by biological and economic (ac ton, neither of which is always predictable or contzollaWe. • - SLICED 4 medium saucepan scald milk, add sausage and break up fine, Stir together the bread cubes, ba king powder arid salt; add with onion to sausage mixture; mix well. Add eggplant and mix well. Turn into an ungreased 11 quart oblong glass baking dish (10 by 6. by 1114 inches) or similar utensi l ; bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until lightly browned and set about 35 minutes. Cut into portioris and remove with a wide spatula. Makes 6 small servings. - - LB - "MORTON" soybeans. Worst than that; if, they siid, (aiim-ri wait for the soybean planting deadline, it might be too late to - BO NELESS C the waters would be receding It would be too late to plant ç FRIED WHITING 1% 39c GALLON JUG there should be about 2 quarts. iling water until tender-drain and mash — there 60 HONFYRHNt It was thought ' V . . GAL 'W "MORTON" "MORTON" Ii 'I I JUMBO$ U00 I BLEACH "SLENDA SUE" ASS'T'D, FLAVORS LB 4 ROLLS Mc.2" LIQUID ICE MILK The recent floods brought on sadikning forecasts for HI0C 4 "BOUNTY" ASS'T'D. COLORS 3201. JAR --- - Sf wo 1 LB. "IRISH SPRING"' — I pill / DUBUQUE AG SAUSAGE 59 C BATH SOAP "RAGU" SPAGHETTI production of Items which 320Z. BTL. DETERGENT A tYKES ALL MEAT BOLOGNA "PALMOLIVE" LIQUID 011 ILI I k,1 3 tablespoons'! finely grated onion, pulp and juice . R 0 U Nn u ST KEA C "LYKE'S" CHILI & BEANS 2 i Cello I AC F V LL C 1; cups soft bread cubes teaspoon baking powder 6. I%âIE ID ' LIVER "CONTADINA" TOMATO 300 , H rI% BEEF --j' undiluted : pound bulk pork sausage - 9U'YJl TLS 3: WHOLE DILLS NO. Pfl? - tA "PIK-L.BARREL" enterprise system will best allocate the resources to the WANJOU PEARS--- • cup boiling water i cup evaporated milk. Ears For 5 "TASTY" WASHINGTON p!ant, i!1it 1 I .. ,wrss..rsY-CRISP BAG DRESSING )d c 48 1 2-9 C R 5Lb. BAG - Cn "KRAFT" FRENCH I CREAM YELLOW CORNUMN 'PO TIO N CAN CI L ' t- SWEET'N'TENDER FLORIDA SHANK C .w'uI,' —- - 5LBS.g "SHURFINE" PLAIN (or) SELF-RiSING • The shell game, even when played by the shrewdest, will never be as much fun or intriguing as the supply and demand game, In discussing food prier., the economists say the free "JUICY" FLORIDA - T ...now 46 Oz. Spinach/mushroom salad Demand, Supply Factors - WA i I CANS "SHURFINE" GRAPEFRUIT ALL WEEK LONGI FONDU The donor o( this unusual and delicious recipe Is well remembered as director of th e Home Institute of the old N.Y. Herald Tribune. -- A u ;- FRUIT COCKT IL - .kAJ ' Triple-decker meat loaf Homemade whole heat ad i1 EGGPLANT AND SAUSAGE - All N III - -- II I I I I - . —---- 1TER 7 PRICES MENUby ailten - "SHURFINF-" ,I , -,- Ilam Asparagus 8zhccd tr!cv !: Stove top stuffing r FRUIT DRINKS HI C - - 46 Eloise Davison's Eggplant and Sausage Fondu Salad Bowl French Bread Fruit Compote Beverage ELOISE DAVISON'S . I - hL4 ..d Ida,. (;ool) SUPPER 1) — by adeen soybean crops. P I WEDNESDAY MENU aP I byaiteen Marintedpea/carro:salad am I '-0 0 p E , - A Food book For Arthritics .. II, t -J--- The Sanford Herald - . - 8:00A.M..7:00P,M. I I envelopes nnf1i',"r', gelatin i!raps' drink cups "11 Dash of salt 1 tablespoon lemon juice l'z cups heavy cream, whipped :cup Concord grape preserves Sprinkle gelatin over grape drink and allow to soften for about 5 minutes. Scald milk and stir in sugar and salt. Add gelatin mixture and stir until holved. Stir in ten on juice. Oiill until slightly thickened, F"oldinto whipped crearnTurn into a 4-cup mold. Chdl until firm. To serve. urnnold on serving plate. Garnish with grape preserves. Makes 6 - - �- - -.= =-== -,-t - - --_ zt._ - - - - - ! n - zn J - = _____ T11_ - i dr~ ______ - ----I--,---- - ff2 __ ____f_ -.-. __I. -_ - -- .__.. -- ._-z ____ I. . - - - - .,• I I 1 I I - ~ 6 . _*I Ij.j.. . -- -.- . . . _T -. - -. . -- --- .r.71 La.i• ',---- ___-.t.. - ''- - -. 0 - - -- p. - . _- - - .c,_ -- . - . - - - -. - -. ---.. -- 4-;.. - - _ -. ---:-----'.- -- •. - -- ----.- ------- - ---------r*- :-.-.--- -.-- -- __... --I.-__-i. -__= - - I I - --- ----- 0 p Wed n esd?1 ay, 68- heSanford Herald uiiri. 01111 -.. I ~ . W __ __ __ : " 7! -0. . * -- i*u ie s -i ., . -. . • ,1( .i •S P I .1 , , - - &V 1 U . .:_ ... . . I it _W [ 2i1_ rEr:•it I - --...-~-5..:~- ,--Z,~.~ -..., , -. : 1 .- S 5- -- tUULQj. - .... ..... . . .. . . -, - .-.- - - _______________________ T..i f resh I - I II..,.lI S-ifs IPubi*x K j W GREEN ~ L kpppslpftkpopkkps~~ STAMPS I- 4I H- -' IT S WARM I Ajft,: U Sliced Bacon .... P I W7 I a' llv1t' ,I - TIME * FROM Phil Beef ........... $,Is P,s,s,,,., Si".h.d S.si.I.,. Pie C orned .. . ~, .# , - ~,, ~ : 1 .7 IIb *goo*** 51I11 P'enuw., O.,..I,.,. lif : agis 9" P•a,w $ 9 Hostess Hams ' Ssvi.e Saul, Pv.sa,.i. A,,..t.d Brown'NServe.....,. ',99 • Lj & X" 't A I ) , "! . I IAI ,V , ! ç_"\, rUBLIX !ç -_- 1 q m _____ - ~_, i 4, I .1 I R11 ., r I" ( , - , t :. - - I - \ . -- TAMP REEN XTRA . ! \==:::~ WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE . - .AWr.--k,ii,- a V fl~.!f I.? if I . - I Is. 7- "*-"TV . , Pr 11 1:I 1! -_ 1- -Jco%o r-: I 0 % It I " 1% Tn- . lft"ft I ;'' ir -.71..... ::-W;;r *'J-i P :~,-.P_.nCN.m&'*% IFT . IA 14% .M_ --%,& Ir".0ir FXTRA . a- __ ;;;; ,;#.,&ft , 1!S.ruipin Z -#. tjlv%~ .5 .- __ It .. - ;k,: . . , ajm , . I o- 'T AR-Ko,.R Cheerfeld - . ~ N j A l:"$1 49 Sliced of ( Liver ••• 1' ' i'i Hot Dogs .............. ' le $129 IN £rc - It.111 to.01M. Inify l . Coelaid v 11hrii -, .01 Ham, Turkey, or Beef.. itr.4a.- I I/ ,-I Smoked Dainfies OF 0 0 0 0 0 0 ••l - - / $126 Tooth lostairless \. ) - - ?S iff lyhi, ' / I,l I.l•ns lit Jj Aj \ - " - Is 1v,ib.,n 69 . _____ f1,vj I- __Z putux - .- iin JWG r eenStam ps, . e..a 75c Sp.d '. . Psi..... Assisted li st ed ColdCuts tC..h.d - -. N . V. ~ ,Z~ " ~~, .. I 0. I ~) I --A, , _______ -______- 11*$ i - Z / ,%~ I --~-i ,^ 1_---- - - •- $ - .- ~ A qw'r1qW A r i~ .I I. I . jW 45O O __% ~q." I Publix ~ 'I _. ~.I i: , :; Qt 4d 0 .0 k a p fire . I- . . S S S '" ii ph 49C 89 sa ,,III I . Tabby Treat I I Johnson's Pledge Is Cat Food - l*upi..s west. Nov. I Lemon or Regular Four61/2.oz.cans - 7-oz. size 4 1573 1 (3.pfr.. W.4. Nov II - Publix 12-inch 75-ft. roll Ii7èr.* W.d $ • • - if Aluminum Foil 11 4. I•73 Nov. Glade Lemon 7-ox. II 14. 1573( (Implies II Weed., N... WKnIAq I Il gI 14. - EXTRA . 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STAMPS. • I . jiffy Three 99 . Corn : ,, 46 . . : " 69 I_ S n C obbler I r= r.1-T - 63 -. . -........ .... - . INS P (C ED -r giant bot. i - • t-.............I_ i i I 48C - P~t Frozen Waffles 0. JOY LIQUID P .!. . . Shrimp Egg Roll T Key Club or- . - f.. I. •• --.... • . -- t1I' 1 Itill _ IF Doarsty-foolie foots I -= rl.,, ~ -- -- \\ I shopping %;oIn Hwy, . 17.92andAjrnnrt Blvd Sanford r Stamps ...... I ,a -. 11 --- -- I - __ .- ,so CLOSED SUNDAY : -_rj~-,;~, me Hens Hwy !7 9' Clberr' ' ----. -- - 19C Tall Cans 10161 co , - - - _ - 1_______-___ - - .__ . - -L _ L I. - - WIT" 1 -111COUPGatAlso PURE11 461 of, ._ . VI 1i I - I I Attu VUA.L#4Aoj U.0 - - - -,- -- -. 25-01. $..It Anacin Tablets i,uWGreenStan-,V S 1) As It vk*.N.fs,-- r-0kkAqir'.F;:&f-jjt.# I • - I I J11 . I - - $1l-1s - JWGreer0amp-S -V GreenStam P~ ir- --- - , 89 COFFEE 6-oz. 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Nov.4 1513) J'W"GreenStam s 11 pt0x I os - ______ ISCUI 1II. le. Spray Deodorant I$ SI •_4 It . --.. 2~3 __ __ ___- - __. -M ___ r- . - çi - Cola • a - - - a__a :_ ~I __________ 5 SAYS 4.. D.c.. O... Dg#'. ,p v-v Sweet I _J b. GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR 5-lb. bag - ~ jet 39 says *573) ~ G"pqt Bean Salad ........... up . . . . • • • 1 ' :' :°'° I I Old Milwaukee t Golden Corn .... I S.*j. . 4 - HydroxCookes ........ ' 49C I Regular or Super 4 I.•,ho.. ''c leftist 114.1hor Tomato Ketc $ • SAYS 5. 1.5,... T.. Pleadut Butter PlaytexDeodorant Tampons Il.pv,s Wad.. N.. 2 pringSoap 79 V FWn 6 b.th 496 I f I I 1 79( sis:,59C i ¼.11I:_.lI I • • S S b., SAYS 4.. Sb.dd, Smooth or Ciwby • - - Kosher Djfls I . I i SAYS lit. VI.,, 4 • - Orstops 06601 • -' -1 - D• rish 1 *01547., 5 )0jP(,5, ANt P,5CMA5( Tooth Brush W1fP1 fI4-j (.101041 AftOft*Ci4A$l Of IPubdx I . - __ __ - ._ I - Pubil X - - - - --- - - -- - - a - - -- - - - - - a - 1 (tsp)... Wad.. N.. 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S .i4 89' - h.s (ha.e ooge Cott ag e EXTRA 11 gI JUiCyLemons •,Ia),-l..ah Macaroni Salad. . . ....• P.51,11 Isv SI..,. Hord -- iHItoUPoNaNPulcwAsI • I is Is EXTRA r ••_ IAVI I j 40 Any Pkg. Panty Hose 11 . III - - 29 'V. Ziiy PI.v.r.d Wish,. Cl1Jj 59c ..,.. 1. WGreenStamps EXTRA PLJb1 Wad.. NOV- 14, 55735 EXTRA I I - 'KIU°NAuDP.CHAII LI $ .. ___ Mouthwash 11 - 5 _ Lavoris Nov, *4. *5731 L - __.,___ S EXTRA j I 1111 (l.pl,..W.d..N...l& 1573) 3 bell *s.,t4 1so, $•SI 5 Fresh Tomatoes . ..... i4sksortier lot 0 ?•uy - listed Old $@$%tosi flavor King Cottage Cheese ........ I I WGreenStamp Storage Bags $5 EXTRA Isp)'.. w.d. -- _ I PkuUlX is • - ___________ - O....-h.,h I -- g;'-'.i Sliced Mozzarella ........,..69 5 V ___________________________ c..,,, Pultift lip.., Wed- N... IS. 51 35 II ___4 •. •I.,i, Cooked Salami 1 IF 59C I 99 'SWiSS .......... Automatic Vanish g 100-0. W.4. N... 14. *573) - - J'AreenStamps 0 II 1111 is .•- ' -- I EXTRA IM 10- 1 C ' N AN - WflMTICQUPONANDPUPCHA1I (l.plvssWad..N,.l4.I573) I, , .. - I Disinfectant •• (l.-1r.s EXTRA TM THIS cooN*N0'1cwsS* iz I I I AND lUICHISI o .49c 4 V~L. . dl .. h., II. . Old World 1 Cheese ..........,•• 1GreenSfamps • *5154 THIS cOUPON ,.,.*,e .up Refills, 5-ox. size I • 1 JWGreer.Stamps I Glory Rug Cleaner 24-ox. size I Saran wrap 1 00-ft. roll Ilipiris wad.. 14•,. 14. *573* I US N. . -' 4,, EXTRA WitH twos COUPON AND , uacss P.*z 5j EXTRA JWGreenStamps 10 o. I I I I I so . COt,PON AND PU CHAII 05 w's Coffie 1-lb. can 4l.piv.s W.d.. N.,. II. 1573 I I 4i1GreenStamps • ,.,j Ps.iblh v Cnoc L Ful• l 0 Nuts - 11 N... Si. 5513 THIS a - Lemonade !XGreenStamps . j4' !.s' U.S. lklo I Frigais floride 400409 . Reddi I Fibm On M&W fresh 1 Cheese Spread ......... Ar.y Aluminum Ra¼ewoee EXTRA f1 I.. P1:1 $ 169 I' %. F__ Krel l t•tSAisi.5.4I.,;,, Whopped EXTRA 1.wt, N.I.d.si I ! 1••• Buttermilk Biscuits ...... to"' 37, I,.hs, • Chat - - tj pollilestry lost, lobe COUPO% APSO PURCHAIll Of (Imp lies Wed,. Nov . 14 -. Fwn 6Pa~ 09. 0 , I S ____ -, - 11 'serve with Red Snapper Filleft I 4 pw pwvfk LM, ' ------ 11 :ne '-'.s1iJ .- IS loc Bags Chat. or Pl&n : - I ,4AIr " "%.__-___ . - •, JWGreenStamps I A"D PUNCr4ASO OF , , . - I -- . EXTRA JWGreenStamps Of • $ - I EXTRA I c -t A. pet - ______- I ., • -. s - 1~ ' I I The Su:gtoi CIflerei Has Osteimned I I ic. ' $ • 3Q.. : sic. - -------------- ..__._. ------- P ____ �- - __________________ I ___ - I I 7: - . - .. __ I - I . - - -_ ______ , - _- --- - I -- .1 I ______ -- .3 I . I 11 " I Wednesday,Nov.7 1973 Herald S I..813-The . . .- -... - Ta 1k 1 By HUGH WILLIAMSON Cpley News SiYICC Tur fl9 Wid i ey: Tom Is pan ish Bir Wise A That wise wild gobbler in the bonds or knock down a at rooste, the one be1n killed, cedar tree is chuckling in his feathered prize in the woods, the other sit fast." No more, Mr. Morton. Tbe beard because he just learrwd which might be unlikely. it was difterent in the days of wild turkey toby is the wariest i1grims. Thomas Morton of birds. of Massachusetts wrote on 1637: Old-timers will tell you that the Cuero Turkey Trot. themare which in lie can see a hunter at 300 yards ,,TurkJes It is turkey time now, and u* divers times in great flocks through a barn door and hear celebrants can have a bird for __ 1. . ! k -,- few ..- J7AAh&_1.# Ir it in the bushes and later con- producing towns anywhere. But the last time they tried it, ___ % contrite. - . . . I _. , . . - .i I ...9 1, 4...- --C- , and the rancher said, "Man, you have tagged the biggest Trot? can't trot worth a gobble. '"w turkey tom on this ranch." - healma. A /t4f) r.'aiflo'n.' 44~&a - - - - would not beHeve it if I were not Xa~&.'(xvM: stuffed olives I CUP sliced celery V ~ ,.-r. .6or_ ______________ I __1_____11 -I WefbCcm1,Vz"k:7ctv 41*/101J4/71W - , I N - % ` f ,_,; -I I .t I ,. J,:!' - ~ *' o I . . - 0 I I / . 1. .,= - I__ - __ , -_--.-; - hJI LlZl , & .&1L / ,e,., . I NNEENE - has ipe ____ - / COFFEE been used fur about 2 years by Mrs. Edith Dahne, a I w he n V.flO(1( fl pI(4 t(*SPAP( - __ IN 59c I'* / V1 I i cup butter or margarine MILK ICE PRICES n ____ Mfl - '& $ pare Ribs SAVE 16 GREEN GIANT I$ 1 ___, -- ----- 4I j A 1 sy and holds straight peaks; I calm. 29 c ° COCONUT o. - Bundt Cakes BETTi'CROCKER 9 $CALI.OPtD Au onA,nov a% m J Potatoes 1.1 II U I I 1 Jumbo Towels 2 SAVE 150 I 9C IF - C Reynolds foil th KRAFT Parkay . .e.43' . - y,;~:L;~7 - I"00" 0 I **AN . , ,_ 1V I- 111111111% 1110 ,~ ___ Z i = - - --.-, __ 1 For Health TUNA PIE FULL OF HEALTH _- - 3 r \ r__ _. I .Y 118 loq _,~S_~_r.-i 6--r _- 1 , -~ ~t ~. -,-~_ I ~ 1. -i--'.. 3 - - --- Mix cooked rice flour, sunflower seeds, wheat germ. ult and z - -- 4 - - . -_ . __ - it 25 -_11- .111. ,e-_1 Hap.. 2 1 4- -. - 5thss settles • ;, lb, . I lb. 9 C . G. , C lb 9 - I - _. - ___ 3 !~7~_ -_,__ ___ - _~~ - ___a4l__ ~ ~; " ~00 , 1.6 5 lb. tin I --ci 0 1. F0nq - LIMIT I CASE - - I L12 cup# nitik -_ - a_____ At-fllr%~-_-_- =f - - Z-- - --- 7-_ - - Spec, -al C V_ - - ___ i. /# 40 ZX o~ & . - ; . .' -.--.. . Gold medal Flour SAVE 1 5 # I _J . - - __ _____ __ - - - -_______ _. - __ __ _ - - _T_____ N 11 I I - - 1 ;;__N__ __r4___ L18 fe4spm. pepper - . . - 4 VL - -"r,ez, - - - - M _2 -X __- . - ORN . A-6 45 K sw K~ . __ = broctrAl. citeem, celery, carrot. salt A.qd Pepper. Mix Wt . &509F. oven for I hour or unfiJ tip _______ \4 - - - mycr,r r -- 11*008mon 0 now" ..i f-W !" ____ . 11P, Wi 204 w - -- -- DritedCikn&CC.kis Pam ordiff E0 . _______J 5 1b ban 79C Spiced Luncheon C ^ Polish Loaf $53 KOSHER CASINO Provolone Cheese FAIRWAY STEAK PATTIES I5 5 Ve as Cut-Up Fryers ft'r Aia..!., -.Irso. UCI-141 $14. 125'01D PUrchate t,i; , __ 49 collection? 1 1 suppose that if I had to name one, it would have C 569 am like a woman with a lot of children Iloethemall BAKED ' CALL YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER TRNI 5 lb boi slstgnjfica Miss Head $911 11011% - =~A RIUMD - RATH RACORN SLICED BREAKFAST ., - MO I --• AW lidw . 4k..-.40,00wr -I-- It - .4 4 __ ~ - - - _: Department Says. ' L BAON ,r. - q ! . _ YOUR TURKEY ORDER -- Whole Fresh Pompano - %.& studios. One of her favorite projects at present is preparing (tumes for"two of the most beautiful nien in Hollywood, lb ' l " Whole Fresh Mullet V __- ___ lb. . s re t e chance to work with h irile leading men ai Cary Grant and Clark Gable. fl spite of her lose of the PACIFIC KING OYSTERS v $129 I a can " Ph 11 - / - - -.-r- This exc- I IV O cr is ay-lilable _r I Y. - 'I ' . N . _.. . - - OFF I Se ON 2 BATH SIZE ________ - ible IIINOPIV . _.- _ j- TO-1 cvt; P~ ol IV- Mayonnaise - 75 Instant Milk Lime tt Oran" 8 at Apple Pie w. 43c Butter Lb C 89 dress is a study in simplicit). to V-8 Cocktail "Got. Weet Corn Ken 'L Ration -. - OT. 303 6 'sos 49" Dinners 141111 75 49 2 sea 29c C Cocktail Peanuts 3 Tide Detergent Dinners Shrimp Croquettes ng 79 : 19 W"w yc -.L Sol 21c Margarine Cream Cheese atm it 43 45C -_ - The circa 1936 costumes are Sting." .1 I W - - c 39 Whole Fresh Red Snapper *1 S EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES __ - __1 - - __ - portion of that glamor in her collection of costumes worn by the movie greats They harffly are the sort of thing one would copy for personal wear. Some are down. right unwieldy, restrictive and extravagant, Miss Head readily ftLs. That is the way they e intended to be. They are proof of all those ingredients that rude up the glitter of the silver screen. S29'0' Vilwr 6^~ -- 49c . NARV .-.-,--'--. - unhappily. 'I think people miss the glamer and fun." O NION CHUCK SO TEAK 0. . . '. - _____ But now the ghtter of Holly. C DELICATESSEN it r VALUAILS CisUpoN AvE 50c 84c anana Loaf Cake ) - ~u created the clothes aiat molded the images of stars from Gloria lor. Even Crace Kelly caught the ntion of her prince in an Edith Head gown. atte BAKERY DELJCIOUS __ ( 1 - 1I CHIQUflA Ir. I YOU ENJOYED ON LAST THANKSGIVING PEDIC Di e 16 orld-1 n3 1601 N. BERMUDA, KISSIMMEE - 6471 Sr ORANGE AVE. 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD. s 1 0 8 Avg. Wt. 8OIbs. RAEFORD GRADE A TURKEYS %*^*AV 1134VICIANIU1110 -MY IIUSAIIF048 Whole Beef - ~ 1k __' __ ?_~__i,~ _ __ ___ -v - rj 0 - All These Delicious Beef Cuts ... *r,Bones. Parlerhouse. Sirloin Stooks. Chopped Sirloin, N.Y. Stripfi. Fillets Offer • 1ht WIDIld', 1,~,T,l . dressing her!" Qloicc of. 71 No NOW Family Edition ft;hie -a"""Ay" " - 1080: Fafrw 0 COUP0W ~ -l"4111111111111111111110" ,,~* __ - - . - .:_!- - 2 - '13 Itwasafonnulathatworked in movie after movie. And t worked in ONION C 22 oz 1 1 1 1 ,1 "IyOuwantarnan?X happy marnage'Ayacht?Authesr had to do was wear the right dress, and she got what she SH ib. --- 4JSIII' , - -,- - ___1 --_______ 0:5I_MF_ ~ __ - - mk~~3 - ___ ____ I - ___ - -, - $699 i I . .-Z& EF-_.____.--f-~_ __ - U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS I InhUn LI U U I LI DOVE - OR FLORIDA JUICE to 25 minutes, until I ght!y 'Aff r CvioftVA Chicken Noodle SOUP.,,. 21 i - Date & Nut Loaf 1! Canned Ham . CafllpbeIES ___ ; - ___ _ - _it -__ I r - -1 - - ____ / MOHAWK A,A04000 CASE OF 24 RETURN BOTTLES - -- 6R A P E F R U I I 1b. ~ . $J IB ISO wAxed paper.Makerimoedge of ~ *1 OF . FLORIDA PINK SEEDLESS round. Rerrove top piece of waxed 8 0 0 0 1b 0129 ORANGES - true,Uwas during the tar era of the movies. 'The basis of those early motion pictures was that you can get anytWng you want out of fife if you wear the right ,' $128 $1 28 . BUSCH -* C rk. lb Family Steak ----------- . ~_ Sirloin Steak, . SCtX)OI KkIS 79 GOLDEN RIPE 615419C OCEAN SPRAY - - - two. . 1 ., - I 4 gown cost a king's ransom , During the years of Holly, stars were used to the best of everything, Miss Head remembers. Luxury simply was accepted as a way of life. It may not have been practical or realisfic., "but it was surely a lot more fun." If ever there was a time when -, 39C _à '. -I--- / CALIFORNIA frdpoapepter 1/5 cup salad olU LAY cup milk . om Or if Carole Lombard's beaded gown weighed a ton' Or If ...l - AT U.S.D.A. CHOICE " Va Gal. SOUP WX c Green Beans teason soft ____ _________ : fYI _____ .. Rib Roast, * __ WISK $ 1 a 49 LAKE NIAGARA& LAKE ROSEL.IE SNAPPY r,ranberries . _.A- .--- I cup cooked bmwn rwe lWeWent in the fantasy. So v tif\'' W-- - - ,( . U.S.D.A. CHOICE SEMI-BONELESS 6 -I'!- %J %111 LIQUID - . . =.- Pascal Celery - - % . V Tuna Pie __-_;~ -~_7. - ;1 _jk _" . ~~:,-"--, ,i~N ~o ,- - - -, ,lr - 11 ~ _Y - L,- , .. C ,. 79C .,W, - v-_ _4- -.-_40 i~ - - Corned Beef,dititm tW A# a&* SAVE io k - __ , . There motion pictures. was a fantasy, all escapno realism was in Hollywood then. We di&'t 127 to do things reali5tically," thie Academy Award-winning EFFECTIVE NOV. 8.14. 1973 \/ Wholo BROCCOLI OR CAULIFLOWIR t'l - ____ ' st. V I* FAIRWAY KOSHER STYLE * Vegetables 'NSAUCE .- _"rpl' t Cool in pan on wire rack. Cut . ,,;7~ :_ . . . . - - COSTUME DESIGNER EDITH HEAD . - Wm •. It f- _ 1 tresses Into stars -~ v, - Lid'.. ~ - __ - glittering world stood Edith - U.S.D.A. CHOICE . C'REAM logs 02 OC I 1601 N. BERMUUA. KISSIMMEE 6471 S ORANGE AVE 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD. CRISP WESTERN 35' . . Corn Muffins ........ io.35' lo"In 59 RON Honey Buns .......... PIt5 39' __- ____..__ . 39 GAJ English Muffios _______ ECONOMY SIZE so t"IRATlit sit - Uft 94"Ay " I N A IF A111t.4"U A V1 - M 14 ORA"I AVI MV F I I 0 WAITIA1114 - 00 ULM 97AM 03 browned'- about 25 minutes. - _- -r_- . M ........ ib 88c Chipped Meats. 19 Blueberry Muffins J C St.- ___ . __ , 1 - /_ * I 0 WHOLEHAM OR BUTT HALF Mini Donuts .........ioo 49' LETTUCE - i1 1. -_ 'Hollywood used to be fun BONELESS lb. -; . 39c VIVA Purex bleach - I:-.. 29 7 MORTON BAKE SHOP ,\ LLSBURY i I ing tableslmnfuls on jelly, sung the spoonfuls about an _- eueur eas I I . ; Daytime Pampers . SOS BAKERS $ SAVE 6' TINY GREEN In a medium mixing bowl cream butter and confectioners' sugar; beat in egg yolks; graduallybeatinflour.Spreadmix• ture eeniy in bottom of ung. reased rectangular baking pan (13 by 9 by 2 inches). Bake in n io preheated 35 degree minutes _ SAVE 14' eans Cut Green I Meanwhile bea! jelly with a fork or spcon to brcak up. In a unal.1 mixing bowl with clean beater, beat egg whites until stiff; beat in granulated sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time until meringue is very stiff and glos. fairy tale? When housewives ____ ir 1terate'before measuring 3 cupcuirant jelly 1 2 cup granulated sugar : -] Remember when movie stars LYKES BEEF, TURKEY. HAM - " to I LIMIT 1 WITH $7.60 OR MORE ORDER I cup - - . - is . •••. . . I , 4. -_ FRESH MISSOURI PORK 11. - 8-6/i oz. bottles III ~ . (OUCr DEPOSIT .11 .- . , .& .- 1, (NT[RpRIS( Wieners.. . - FAIRWAY FARMS EDITH DAHNE'S MERINGUE BARS Half *1 -- . " ) W -A .1 ri &O, I - lr,17 f_4w , .1.¶ - -_ I LiMI'TIWTTHS7.IOORUOC!OIDER toward the refreshments. - . VV; :Q NUGAR CURED - 1%. I I I -. i HOLLYWOOD Edith Head, e indomitable movie costume designer, shook her head sadly. lived like characters out of a -- - I . -- - - , these cookies ta nelghlmrhoW get-togethers where each par- __ - r . I - aT nuuE Copley News Service I . immediate Makes 8 serv. ~~ **-. ,- I I I i. -0 - .' 777~a __:T:."- - .. I __ i.! _i -- - I \ 156.d 0%"^C 0,~ *, .1 11 I I N - - --- 0~,k, I,- ( 1 _____ ! ~_ MAVVLL - - ________________________________ il 1. 4 1~?:_,~~ - I -, I set A in center. Garnish with It I 4, - T I Remove caiserole from oven. - L/tZLtJCL' i/ iiu; iU M - _%. - .---- t Last year, on a hunt with Dallas newspaper hand, an some other newspapermen, impeccable chronicler of facts ffichard Morehead of the Dallas or what may sometimes seem Meringue Bars Are - . __ ff..i. =719?2_rt . -__4:_.- _I ___ - _ . ---. .- tj 94i F each of salt and pepper until done - -- F~_T f ," -11, I, W~ nv-v~)AaA&4, •W - - _ 4,p r =4& aatach.td, e -!.-- - 11 .__ __ .. 1. ___..., til well mixed. Turn Into un. greased 2-quart shallow bak. ing dish. Cover and bake in 400 -d egree oven 25 minutes egg whites in large bowl h 0 I ____ Iarge bowl. Add olives, celery, 1 1 ~/ ____ I! ,_ - Blend soup, ilk, lemon - 4 _ , . . ... I '-' Lemon and parsley for garnish . ,, _____~-~ ,_ yk,---- .J I - I 5 eggs, separated . . 1' ___~ -_ .. biT - rice 'I "_i _ - __01~q R ~= _.X _,__-.rA_~& -, __ W 1, _Apl! V, I -_ - _____________ - A 1) Glitters 'Away Era 1. I (7 flCe$h tuna, well drained and broken Into chunks --- 11 ___.,%:_,1Z1., I QUIC • 2 Pepper 1 call (10'h ounces) cream Of Chicken soup, - .. ~~ 7 ~ af~a& SPANISH SUPPER SOUFFLE I -4 -49. J. i.;r. .1 Is 2'0,q~ J * , g for it. lie needn't have I C. . / i .So Cuero caini~ up with "The I --.0t 'A % it, imp, / block The commercial turkeys ' , PMX&V , / W'Altmow ~ cup milk I tabI.spoon lemon juic. , ;"..301"l, r 1 , Z, __ ____ __ ¼ cup cho ed o I W.4111101111111111 app&4"c& ,&_,, -.4% .1 I ; . L.A& undllutd riM salaa satisfying. A Spanish I'P t souffl b cel. !. very, tuna and rice for a' very 1 J 1Y tales. Howard Dodgen, a There were abo That's what It says right here. Silverfoot who hasn't finished o wildlife authority, was just now spectators, who were unexcited. .,_. __. telling nie about a hunter who identified the fowl properly ,and Ruby Begonia. 'llwy chas,NI her yet, shotgunned a bird in the Texas cooked it perfectly. ~J. 'hill country. And then the IV . Getting back to Cuero, Tex.: ~ f I If ///// // // / nimrod, who obviously didn't the poultry people used to have know much about turkeys, /Y what they called a Turkey Trot ~ I 4r *, . %. eery once in a while to observe He couldrt find an beard on the thing, so he figured he had a-1PAw4pad the most prolific poultry I A '04w / a#. ha"Zol:(41 Ie, Ole! preen eetabIe and a fresh Souffles COHW in man) conbinations and net'd not be piciure-perfect to be taste. , = mm -W ,~ --=-=---------.----_, -_-______,____-_ ___- .:Itff7~__t=M7= So Uff, hllIngd Sere Food Editor . , took lowis Both I the lot until he iearned aroufl(i News came Into camp to be the facts Howdy, Bob e hi h him farther than that in a blue Mcrthtg about 200 yards, of, so that she won a a race of run, kind to Cuero people of The good with a peahen "It got in the norther Worthington, Minn., Ruby Begonia, bless r, There isnoshortage of turkey way," hesald. Well, If you can't trained a bird narrd Ruby contest in with a local contestant called finished a coupe Begonia. find a turkey... our sbilied b) e ho da) feast if they are have doores savings They some are easily killed in to cash willing Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973-913 Th e Sanford Herald ,' ______ 1T t . .1 - .- ___ . -b I .1 I __ --- -_ ---- -_ - . . OM M .,.. I I -_ -_ _.___ - *1 - - suits in quiet, neutrAl drawn back in a print bun. tier cv nude of antique printed ivory &-,Iu, Ile di*s were d s seaLs ;ttheater:nfEu:. eo _ �s— - __________ __ —-- - - - — ____________________________________________________________________________________ ---------.'-.- --=--_—,---.--. --__ —_ -_ __ - - - -1 W~.~_;.-~C_-t:!~_! ____ ____________ ________ ________ ____ ___________ _ ______________ 10B—The Sanford Herald Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1973 I WORRY I[ ,- - ghlights `_1 - , " TV Time Previews I Noted Italians __________________ ___________ ___ ~v A 0 E 6] L u o~ — CLINIC I ! i 8 George W. Crane, Ph.0, M.D. .. . . girls here In Chicago tfled to -1 8-8 30 ABC BOB & CAROL & sex practices even 25 years ago! For (ads reappear among seew ~ to want Li listen to Lady's Tears" A young man Is 10-11 ABC OWEN MAR This computer is owned by the father, and they even accused of murdering a pretty SHALL, COUNSELOR AT LAW for Anne Baxter. and is worth mistake their future step- model and Cannon's In. "Tit Sin of Sum Gentryto $2,500,000, but more im. mother as the maid. vestigation takes him into the When parents comn-dt their portantly, contains a vast tinseled Hollywood world. daughter to a mental Instorage of nimical knowle(Ige. no one seems 8:30-9:30 CBS 11011,YWOOD TELEVISION THEATRE IO11CBSKOJAK"Onefor tPREMIERE' nflicts: The the Morgue" When an attempt 8:WIO ABC WEDNESDAY Man of Destiny" Opening story is made to kill a young mobster MOVIE OF THE WEEK "My in this new series is an adap- (Art hletrano), civerything Darling Daughters' Anniver- tation of George Bernard points too easily to a rival hood. sary" A sensitive story, war- TED & AIACE "'T'llie Bare Truth Hurts" And in this situation, the bare truth is that this series CASE Y-563: Velma X., aged bids farewell after tonight's is a college freshman. ;0 t the du 18:r she began. n of being the bious irst playing a widower who finds it Keach as Napoleon Bonaparte was pledged toacertatin series cancelled in the new difficult telling his (our and Samantha Eggar as a social' that considers itseff the season, 10.11 NBC LOVE STORY daughters of his plan to mysterious lady whose pace-setter for Mirabdlle s Summer" A good remarry. lie's picked a very does not suffer torn morality campus, to Sj)tCfalOCCa5tOfltOn1akekfloWn anyseruplesas they chew each drama filled with strong I have had a lot of his intentions-the first an- other' s pe--sonalities apart with emotions that suggests allerocW trainin; and have a pnatthg reactions of love and peared on radio and TV many 8:30.10 NBC BANACEK "If nlvcrsary of the marriages of sharp verbiage. times, I think I was invited Max Is So Smart, Why Doesn't all four daughters. They all pity. David Huffman plays a pririarily to add that musical ile Tell Us Where fle Is?"WeU virile young man who becomes come to the house to celebrate suet to the sorority, a paraplegic as the result of a this is a computer age, so why their anniversaries, but are 54) "But I come from a small wouldn' 9-10 CBS CANNON "Dcad surfing accident. t one machine be an involved in their own interests, town where I was very active in the church Young Peop e * * * I- ~ :: ~ - NBC ADAM 12 inaluabe object For thieves? "Training Division" A bungUng trainee complicates life Officers Malloy and Reed and Velma's sorority sex initiation almost causes disastrous shoilils the decline In moral results during a bank robbery. ; . : : ~ I ... 8 8 30 __ - ~- il a -' * ., __ - - - I - mI am dropping out. r-- ates . . :. - .~ IP, "' I IX I -. _ .-1 I- I -* 1 164; - -- fa c t s of dauAter S b fift! House Of Steak DEAR ABBY: I can't quit thinking about what I did today, and 1"e got to tell someone about it. IF you consider it wrong. I won't do it again. I became suspicious, and opened a letter my 17-year-old daughter received from her 19-year-old cousin who Is in the service, stationed in a foreign country. It was full of explic1 j descriptions of sexual practices he said he had been indulging in—some I never even knew existed. I tore up the letter before I finished it. It was nauseating. . Ile also asked her to bake him some brownies with ~ ~'.- I "grasc ' and .end them to him without a return addresson the box. I knov; r.1s-. i, inarijuwa, lint 1 ncv&r knc she had access to it. st my daughter, I %iould shield her from the knowledge of such sexual practices as her cousin described. I am glad she will never read such trash, but I . feel guilty about opening her mail. Don't I have some rights as a parent to protect my daughter from unwanted, unwelcome information? Should I feel anxious about what she healis of abnormal sex Sari0'd We Still Have Our. )k .t' A LUNCHEON $1 49 SPECIAL a • • _________ IF ~; I i -At IIS- Strvtdll 30A M fill )OPM J/2J/ "all-%!J '" ' ' () (OLD1.N MOON AJtL) -" WINNER " 1 i i By Abigail Van Buren c1mcsu,s ThW-N. V. Mm $,it. Is -. _____________________________________ ;~j :J (44) Builwlnkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Crlf in Snoopy mother learns 1 • 1:00 and 10:40 - qoe i . 0) News (44) Variety News 12:30 (2) News MORNING EVENING I , . THURSDAY WEDNESDAY M r0 CATVIES At I 4 ii 4 12 A 1`111111 FOR THE t'n m t9io :' ,:~. VIZ.LI.1I!I4MI4.JJ,H1U,11 I 4 ~ Vwdl e • - 1iI" 1~~ ~] -.,1 '- IT• leader. Cesarr I 0i H.UN 5 I t1JE r r r r- r — "I 0OF -1 . e . 0-, _- d~ 4 ..T - _______ --- ---a Xt -=' worse than some of our modern ,_=_- . -----,----- - --- - . I—. __ - ~ . MO\KF.Y SEE MO\KF% DO Faddism F a ddis m sI especia espec llyy typical ypicaI of a society where people don' t 1 ia ____ aw ___ -~ ;§_ ___ ~-. ___ - __ __ . -. _. ” -" . : L 1 .I ~ sheep, at the whims of their me4dlem But these 10 percent of American youlths are indWged with free cash allowance money, plus their own ears and f responsibilities. They are shoved onward to college, as a mark of social distinction or to latch on to an Intelligent husband, rather than to acquire reli disahi &kill for earning a living. " Idle hands." runs the old adage, "are the Devil's avrkithop." And it is idleness that helps account for fads sulch as the — 9:00 (2) 16) (9) 9:30 (6) 1:30 (2) Show Phil Donahue Show What's My Line? Movie Concentration 10:00 (2) Love Story (6) Kolack "thIl (9) Owen 11:00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (") Night Gallery '. 4 ,tND tIs Acres (9) Truth .'! Cons"uences (13) Local rogramming (24) Electric Company () Corner Pyle On A (6) The Cuiding Light (9) Newlywed Gante Asq4s ()J..; LA •d ' ' -- fC3J&:ffll01t*~kXw1 EVERY THURSDAY ½ lb. Western Steak choice of Two Vegetables HcI Bread & Butter EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Cholce of Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter $10 (6) News (9) News (13) Peter Gunn (") Hogan's Heroes (6) The Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life Patty Duke .00 (2) Another World - ~, _ M _ . L 0 - (' 'S — '.j1 TIS SNI \ t QJ'TE. IN Ni iN D .i -- ' 17 19 - \. ____ — 21 — —— 20 '-2 't)' At —1't!t---- - 27 - . 1 28 29 30 I 31 — ? i-A by Heimdahl & Stuffel BUGSBUNNY - — 33 35 - AV ,EA% cFF ROvIER WANTED T1 SUGS, GO SEE ~t-!-itAT'5 — ° wovE" '—'—r-..---1 çIt'/ ' I lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Ch!cken' n Durnplins r~_irp of Two Vpniatalloli. -) slog •. ~ Ic . ._, (") New Zoo Revue 3'30 (2) Return To Peyton Place (6) (1) One Life To Live (24) Today in Legislature I I . 11 . - .1 -9 — 2t / v vi ;11 -- - - ___ _____ . : 191111111111, A111111111111 "IS . .7 . . •' I 5 D,• - - . . - -. = - ______________________ - - - .-I ._ N __ — - a . dli C -~ - K Z~= - -V .- - 11 ________ -.--_ - - - _ - __ . Ml -~ itam= W A% -M __ I.- - been blind follarwers of social pace-setters. Tm-ogen um-Aly haven't I _________ - - --' -v-' - :. r --71",; *~-,,- 7;4:- i - k-, 4*- -7 _ - I -1 -1 . m I I )r-.-,r,d I" ,t- 7 ~_~'.,".-. -- 4, J w SZ .-) -- " . , , _. ;, ~f , V,ft ,;w '.V , !_~. , _ . I '~~w___ W I - I . i , .. - ' s- a ' _ __ M. I A generation ago came tO coil e i sm ll towns and were cigarettes they began in order to meld with what deemedtobethe'mod"gr'oup Today. 3vung fellos think that drinking beer and exceefti the speed limits on ' . . I the mob. _________________ ' tI,' - Bob, a friend of mine, was an .I 4 Banking &swiationAt a Coulitry Club. some of his wisterous companions got a little diunk and demanded that he swill down some whiskey. ,I I II T1415 ~ — _~ , / I- . -4 t_M_~ - Si= __ - 4% pIAPPIN ~ 1 'C. - Or r iiix - Zia .: I -1 - Z'14!~' - ' . FRIDAY CLF, t . : . . . '- -- - ..----'---L. A -. %~_,W _ . . - . A -'_ - - - , _ -, - - -i - _ - !_ _ _ them - _ - sober somebody d able to drive the car and get saelv s hold turn' shouted ringleader. "and pour a drink tioire _________ r I - ____ I I _______ urn (ruin fear 'ou fellows - * -. Illar may outnumber . - .- $ i J pieces of chicken, mashed WI potatoes and gravy, cole slaw . and nor bitcts .'.- ~J__ W e -= - , - a DAY .. I' f: .1 ' W / 1L I W' (4.fl Tn 'trs " )fl rea gn zr vou"' . - . . . _______ \', . nd beat the - \ . - - GOOD ALL *1 :. 1 / V `T~'_ ~~_i~ iq _____ __ __ __ -1 , - -_r ___ - .. ? ~ i F- Complete dinner you try to make mr drink ftt - =~~_7 ____________ tl ___ - ew'~-~ ____ .., ______ =_ M_ __ 7- __ - . - .;Z~ I -11y1w I teetntiler. , ._7 :: I --- - 0 . . . voice and knew he meant what .. --- 6 are ti- f3_li aiJyli n 9p rn — Fri ', - - FRIED CHIC1111"111,111C.." . . 1 - - ——— 56 57 - I -''-7 ,j,: — -- — I I & S ji III JO p flL __* - . \ O - — _— .' ' -, — r'1:a_ - Z1 L — I / :•t .'. "H ~elAf . ii; -_- F 11 ifi-E-O P~~ -,___" I \ 1 J—_. - ,&'. (I I , 'rwj I ____ "' — -v / '- — . I I I 7 " i '' Nr-.Iic,~ ______ "'" - Pt-i - R - " I I 4'7 PEPt '-El GATHER / y4iTA iUWTE pg FOYLE' \ OOP you HOJL' t<.M)WOE1.C'E_ WERE At.JYOF OIJRC 'Ci CE 'N'1 HAVE TIME TO FINDTHEY RJA(E( CD ARE FUI.L ) gEC0RP5 wor Il'J THE- „.14 A PMTTER THEY WAJTEC', BE'- ) BOTH THE 9FE AJC I / CF pOrEjTsA' L.Y OFFiCE LAST tGHT' i FACT THE A6WER rQ THE 'ATCi4M'AIJ Fl E' CABlD,iET -- , To To4Ar QJIF5TI,011~ - ~ 11. _5HOwEp up: ,— ) 5 1 yr_5~' . , ' S POINTERS 11, ,_ "W . , -, _~ [ ___________ Polly's Problem ~~Iv i of .~ - N 0 1i . i ,41 I.i,:-- 1% V - )1) A ' s"" T. '' " _______ J / V. I ) I 1 . I I -' ( ::'. t.' -' / To PREVE NT I THE. STICK-UP OF A LOAPJ , c.... -\ OFflcE. . 1M'/CS - ,,,,,..,,, ___________ WINTHROP by Dick CovoHa tablespoon soda and the same amount of salt to each quart of water, boil two or three minutes and remove the silver. YOLJR PCRTRAf7 . 16 PNP5~-C-Cll Then wash. rinse and dry. Stunborn spots In the p2n can btr'mns'ed by cooking an arid food in the pan or boiling a quirto1 water with two teaspoons cream of tartar.\t Aluminum foil can be put In the bottom of some other types of utensils. DO NOT use this method for cleaning - _________ - 11HEGE 5CCIT-t _____ I' '\ 410, -_ AA 415% - and can put your ideas to work to accomplish just that. Avoid extravagance. He practical and you tuccetd IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY .. he or &he will bc one of thoce quick -acting and clever young people who ill fequize the finest cducation to bring out the wonderfu: talents and gain the fame possibic here, whetPer in businem or cultura! world. Give the studied discipline catly that will teac self-control. leach to complete whatever is started, since this ' thi RIigious training C31I)r "I lic Stars impel, they do not complel."What you make of ~ ~~ WIN AT BRIDGE Y c w (CERLY "-' PCULIA (. HABITS cause if West led any other \OIITII "'< ing a diamond trick later. South should win the dianiond with the 10 spot. There is no point in it false-card West North East South Sout I ls~ up to. 16 ' Pam Pam Pam Opening lead-•2 L J 11 v Oswald & James Jairoh,i nothIng wrong' l , .n North -South bidI. (Iin . North certainly ntis a the queen Vest may decide that South's trump suit is headed by queen jack 10 In that case it is up to West to duck. Of course, even this glay isn' t too likely to work tit it dces gi% South his hj~sj chance -"i Aip(i\Tp'uM'L ' scour I I i , 6ET A 1 I I 77 C 1 9 ~ , .. _:EsC ~! ( _~ - __.. . _L_ - 1. ; Mon .a / / \'v14'i ME? GO ON' I QcJrr N I ,t~~~ ~! "-- -. ! J (OA 4,_p I ., t ill I .LL; ' .% Ill11 I~ / I - 0 THE PHANTOM mEaQGuysAy5Tws,s NN _ ________________ Lee Falk and Sy - M.IA'/B.A r(HEPI 'R Barry PETE, OP I "s 5--. , — I .lf.. I - 'A .* 11 V I _~I I.._L41 it, P( I THEM YOU KcVIMG7 LET 1PI! us c- I "•'_5- i N FORM ON II .I I I I I 11 ,4. . 1 I 4 I - --- '' ' I (( l ( GET A , '-.---------'/ 11-7 Walker ., 1 L A5 4 TIME.' , IT _____11 ROCK P, \" rsJq . Tlk- bidding has Jumping right to gaine. The"iract that South has no West North East South real play for his contract, has nothing to do with the cor 14 ras.s 34 rectne.. of the bidding. Ifyou [,a&.% 36 Pass *1 never go downata game con. You. S(wlh, hold. tract you won't incur many 4A 2 VS *AQJ 8 ?*A K J 6 S enalties but vou will lose 'a What do you do now, A - [lid four spades. Your more e nterprising bidders parinci la 'bid the suit so v:ur would win. tru P support Is adequate. if he IN .", _ Y. I . BEETLE BAILEY _-D .r 0 - ./ 1, Chic Young YOU'RE LUCKY IWI.IE?.J WE CAN'T SLEEP YOURE I'JOTMAPIED IWEUNSOP.JTE LIGHT TO HERB r— LA4D PLAYS HIS OLD BUGLE ( Boy ~_ I a se is partner a ruff to defeat (tic contract. 1 Iow bout the unesirabie If %est has (tie ace he is very i r- 14 ? Not the king surely If he leads it wid West hol Both vulnerable g J J ~ ,~ 4, l ) / I #AJS2 4108763 SOUT111 11)) 4 KQJ 107 !' 10 + A K J 103 There i WHEP'J DAGW000 "i CAPJ'r SLEEP, WE EATS I APPLES N BED "3 - VA9765 ) _. ----"- I BLONDIE .)eIeCLIflg proper trump lead 4K Q W ~_%_r / ~ t I be sure you talk them over with those who are most successful in the business. Make plans to travel later. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Pay bdis and mAke collections early Do what will m3kc your mate happier, also, Avoid one who could get you into trouble. LIBRA (Sept 2310 Oct 22) Don t permit some dynamic associate to push you around ton much or you really can make big mistakes, tire yourself out otd one who opposes you others who have enough to do, but handle it yourself. Work at 3.ileady pace, though, %o you don' t Fel overtired4 SACIL IARIUS (Nov 2210 Dec21) Handle important work carefully, then enifoy amusements. Try not to be too demanding with mate Show deep devotion for right results. CAPRICORN (I)e 22 to Jan 20) Don't argue at home, get busy and make it more charming and functional, otherwise serious trouble could develop. Pay hills, Take that clup off yuurhoutdcr AQUARIUS (]an 21(0 leb 19) You an handle all your affairs well now, provided you exercise great care in driving IL .1. 1 waing, since your mind working very carefully, ueaeiy. B hel &N ! . V K98il I 11 . 'v finish. This always has been an emergency treatment for me and only use when time did not allow for a good oldfashioned eleaning with tiliver polish. Th- latter cannot be beat for that lovely soft glow we like our silver to have. - — . OF T)tf LOAN . 4 DEAR GIRLS There are many variations of this treatment. I liked the above as the heat was turned elf befo re putting In the silver. MY OWfl standby has been one C1%I1) vith less forceful methods. Be thoughtful of other,. Lvcnmg labors social matters TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Make preparations now for added secunty Sit down with an expert and get the information you need Handle routine efficiently GEMINI (May 2Ito June 21) 1 riends gladly help you get into new outlets, but be wi ll ing to do much of the work yourself You can advance more quickly via some group affair. MOON CIfILDRI-- N (June 21 to July 11) Talk over some pl&n with an expert, but don' t be demanding. Use diplomacy / ___ LOAN CO. DEAR POLLY - M.D. wanted to know the formula foi clednlngsiI%erinanaIuInlnumpan.Iput(o1uufattr in an aluminum pan, add two teaspoons saltand two teaspoons baking soda. Bring solution to a full boil and then turn off the eat. Carefully put silverware in this hot solu tion so each pie touches the pan and make sure it is alt covered with the solution. After three or four minutes rinse silver,with hot water and dry with a soft cloth. A black dpositwLiIbeIeftsnthepanbutshouldv.ashoffwtthsoap to put a new plan in action Although the idea \ itself is probably good, you need more real information, so , avoid impulsive moves. llr by Bob Thaves OFFICE from the Carroll Righta Innituto . , 0 . — FRANK AND ERNEST . DEAR POLLY - I do hope some mothers can give me some Pointers on how they teach children to close dresser drawers after taking things out. My daughter, I 1, does this all the time so I needsome suggest ion3. - ~ rol~ %ZIF P - 1_~6% / ~n 6 /,~ 0 I 3PI. Lt. -I . / if ~_,1,./ ,l By POLLY CRAMER __________ A I , , @. r. 11 I 'O . . I1 .h I. 11 1 t ) AT really irksome - I WS - — Loose pul. LUp . 1~ - I f " - P I] __ $1 knives with attached handles or any hollow ware irces '~ - .- - 1~1 . ,= ft e "5 F 53 .. - 4~~ ___ -1 .P__ - , .,~.,, - I -__ -- _ I GOING - '4,,, " I - Is ~ - . __- __:; I 7-7- -~ _-_ , - -) _,_ __:'.. 2- ___ 1-1. - ___ T : / -._ -- -_ _C ,~,Jv • ~klill / - - -- - ' - - - ___ . ! - ' 2 — 54 I - AF2~A =7X : _ R — - - - . ; '- / "- CONFIDENTIAL TO THE WIFE OF AN UNFAITHFUL HUSBAND: Don't ask yurseU. "%Vhnt does she have that don't have?" (The sns'ier Is "Nothlng."l Better ask yourself, 'What has SHE given him that I haven't?" . . , - ' DFR SICK' No As a former poodle OWflCI' I can t Judge them Wo harshly. understand thetir feeling. Don' Some poodici are almost human ' - / r _ dust Imagine, putting our child in the same class with SICK OF ZSA ZSA their dog! Are they %Ick. or what? . - .. '"-•. .. DEAR ABBY: My sister and her husband have a French poodle they call "Zsa Zsa.11 They have no children, but they treat this dog, Just like a child. Zsa Zsa eats at the same table with them, aM they even had a furrier make her a mInk coat aM bow to match. 7bey take Zsa Zsa everywhere with them. [If a place doesn't allow dogs, they won't go there I Abby, they even S1 in front of this dog because they insist she is so smart she "understands" every they say. Well, I just had a baby girl. We named her Karen Sue, and the last straw was their sending a Y card saying: "With love to my COUSIN, Karen Sue, from Y. Right (9) General Hospital , ::A ,j:z - mospom- f'."_' 1. SHOW! PA5 _____________ I tzzg ¶ '/ ('>'I ___ 24 125 r.6 Even the most protective parent can't "shield" her children from the real world. All you can do Is teach your Ic what YOU think d daughter g C b7 daily3' hill her make up her own is right. moral. and ethkal. and let EVERY FRIDAY ~ikfermw.yz..Ilg~Llf;l .-Y,.~izi~*lmlejlzlfi,.,§ iw,.,l 311113~~~ . A uIitIu,J - by Lorry Lewis I / I.-i~29 -=-=7 - -:=- ),. I -,r,_;'~; m slog .- 12:00 (2) Jeoparay (6) Secret Storm "i. I.' II tre L/ €i,, -4 - CAil.k- - DEAR CONKISED: No one [parent or not] has the right to open another person's mall and then destroy It If the lines of communication had been open between you and your daughter. OU wouldn't have to resort to such acts to find out what kind of dialog she has with bet cousin. Judg. Ing from hilt letter, your douilter probably knows much PARK i ,uic 7TVI P (13) Sound Off AFTERNOON .. 1 ',an' to Irti, ntt I(1IttI ______ or lIfl t'lIT.It, .UNT ".ITLY s -- L t3 £%T 515 Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (44) Fury 11:00 (2) Wizard Of Odds (6) GambIt (9) Password (44) Revalations 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Lme Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) Not For Wom,en Only 11:55 (6) News 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Dick Cavell (44) 1:00 (9) Movie (44) Niw jUfH. .w _ Neighborhood (44) Green Acres (6) News (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless (6) The Joke's Wild 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The $10,000 (9) movie 9:00 (6) Camon 9:30 (13) Movie . " (d) Summer Semester i.00 (2) TCXIOI, (6) CBS Morning News (9) ozcs Big Top (6) Sonny & Cher (9) Bob & Carol & Ted& Alice (24) TBA (40 Hallowcer 4 - Whorn U I. /ii (44) Mod Squad 730 (2) The Price is Right (6) Andy Griffith (9) Clrcus (13) Miss Teenage florlancio Conipst ~ -- t4e% ''' - were SH uppolsed to uw the 'PW'befure ourLrntia1Ion,btdImoedosof the sorority house! What aid Sodom and : - W , ' :t. Su' r" ,,- .. , 'i 16 - -_~- . CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS L)R) [pQg1Q AR') TO SUSTAIN 3S STUDENI 'INTEREST BEING A BIT MORE w- - 11' 9 i. " 7 - - - 4 4 4 .0I 1 -_---_ i%------we. L t- ,-.K- .4=.- —:-_ , .-. - / -1 . 7 I " . 1 _1, ,)), ., S ,~, 110, g ii-7 _ 4 , .11, .. I-: . -..%.1 .% _ .% P4 ", It. - I'll, ..... ..... ical all-American girl, and .1 n --7 i ) F.- -I _71~. I. i. )* A .Z;_-::_- . - r- r r r -11M —iT . - W 5 TV`1 AT HUNK 1RE WE WE LPOIc. TH TUREI ____P 12 Sel in p"ition 52 Tenor, Enrico I 13 Fall It'i ,~,' 15 Gr"k moon 0od ;~~ -r4 ~ ~ %q a 16 0~11 r !I fleav! lao blow 36 Cuckoo ,u eltil 56 Tat e la nd s ght blow lung blackbird ' rceive ' 20 Plerce ulh :: Italian 0 le tters tusks renaissa ce 39 Dementilid it Homan low-r 24 Periodical 21 Puebtbrew world wtion 22 Stud 31 Beatrice d*-- 2 Killed Z3 Ili If peak warp " 32 Tmacious hold 3 Mercantile 24 [.airs 4I.Standard 34 Born 4 Frozen liquid 26 3H,ver duck 21 MOday 47 Two words of " 6Lepti 30 Noun suffix 48 signs Of assent ' I" Too thed wheel OCICLan urn $Constellation 12 35 Tennessee muuntjin 39 Interior 9 Unmarried ' 40 Italian IOtJIahitatcValle Authority burden ini,entor flower lab I 53 Japanese coin T; Plus "Devils Nightmare" L' rou QYC ALLEY OOP L - -- Ut . Group Rates Available elevision coed must hav relations with a man. "Part of our initletim was thus to spend a weekend at a motel with a man picked by 'Amt of the sorority. . I Q V"ImmidwJlLP CM= e" i e k k 111-7501 TNIAT119 .W X q A~ & 'PUT 16 ail'" b,~ (%dk!l les - 'r al-h — promisctilty, her employer and friend convinces Marshall o take up her cause [JJ 4SHours lab' Francis ________________________ ~~ LL ' a Wednesday, Nov 7, 1973— JiB The Sanford Herald 'P?_" 1 a' '4 . _ �_. I __________ - - " -;~ :_77__~_~V __. , L ' I ,.- ".. . I - . - ,, —_~-v .. - - I - -- - - . - _;,-& .1 F- M - - - - — - - "4âk - _1 I ------- 4 _----__ I - — - --- — - - - — - - _. — ._i __*a 'LL I U - - - - -- - - -- ________ - .: ------ - -_- - — 't-7- ..--- rr __________________ M -,~~ . I 1 .I 1 12 B—The Sanford Hera ld 1 Wednesday, Nov. 7,1973 You May Never Survive Ho e * ~41 ~ .; . ; ei Congress Hints Fast Approval Lt oil the roof One person fell I was handed a bottle of milk, blotter will show you that home the family went swinuiilng w dog "Taste I be Home is the pool next door. This on the sidewalkand skinned a risky I . you?" where you fall down the stairs. distressed Kona the Wonder knee. Home is wherey ou hang your toWell, there is no way for n-dlk Ilome is where the telephone Dog who cannot stand being left Another bopped himself on hat. Home is also where you to taste right to me after I have cord tackles you by the. 1eqp;, the head climbing out ontz,::,, alone. hang yourself, friends The yn told it MIGIP' tv$fl-~ny. fl- hosptials fill up with Somehow, she climbed out ioct dangerous place In the Just saying do g ;a9 rescued but so automatically m soapy patients who slipped in the upper deck and got up ont o nworld is right% !n your own sours it for me. -crc two casualties to the bathtub at home. the roof. And there she stood, on the home. I poured it down the sink. No Don't leave any toys with top of a thee-story house, show More accidents happen there courage. wheels on the noor at home. looking down over the pool andlo to run around on rooftops than anywhere else. (You could Sometimes the best thing to '- I I I V Olome is where most people They are dangerous. If a barking at everybody. probably pinpoint it right down accidentally poison then- burglar do is go outside and -tit in the should slip on one, he Naturally , everbody to the bathroom. As !or time, selves.) could sue you. panicked. They nished out of backyard. Don't answer pick any school day morning.) ) Any emergency hospital On a warm day last summer, the pool and ran home to get the phone, Don't open any mail. . ~ .I Wholesale - I I I Answers I I Inflation /' I Copley News Service I iic i ______ O W- :: 00111 ___________ _____ - WAS11IN(.31TON (AP) — Pres. powers quickly. The President Ident Nixon has asked Congress said Wednesday ti wants them to give Win einergeney power to by mid-Detvinber. ration gasoline and oil, cut In a nationwide broadcast working hours reduce highway outlining his energy proposals, speed limits, put the nation on Nixon set IM as a target date year-round Daylight Saving for the United States to achieve 71me and suspend antipollution energy self-sufficiency, Ile programs. called for research and devel. Congressional spokesmen opinent programs rivaling the predictcd Nixon would get the all-out efforts that developed the atomic bo b an h tion faces lie said a "contingency plan" Kansas, briefed with other govAmerican astronauts on the "the most acute shortages of for gasoline rationing was in ernors by the President, said, - moon. energy since World War If." preparation, but energy adviser "I wouldn't be surprised to see The President also departed Consumers of home heating John A. Love and an official rationing after the first (if Oic from his text to say he had "no oil must get through the winter fact sheet both said plans were year." intention of walking away" with only 85 per cent of the fuel being readied for the rationing Nixon said power plants now from his office despite some de- they used last year, Nixon said. of gasoline and heat!ng oil. burning coal will be Lwrred mands, that he resign. Airline flights will be reduced Love said a decision on ratio- from swiLhing to shortage. With petroleum heading for 10 per cent through federal al- fling must be made by l)eccm- stricken oil or gas. Love said 10 to 17 per cent shortages be- location of Jet fuel, Nixon ad- ber or January. this regulation will be issued in cause of Arab oil cutoffs, Nixon ded. Gov. Robert B. Docking of about 10 days. I - - I - Wt%SIIINGTON (All) — Congressional leaders have promised prompt action on most or *all of the enerry-saving measures requested Preside nt N ix on in his dddru. 0 na P 4 __ - -- - - 0 - -M Senate Interior Chairman Henry M. Jackson said his committee would hold public ergency ation today and would report a bill out by Friday. Senate up. Ufj ..rb I* - .. ito F The buying siervices operate on the principle that the more R cost.i you can eliminate in getting the goods from the manufacturer to the buyer, the lower the price will be that you 0 . 1 PACKED can afford to charge. Alsoa group of buyers has a 2 PER BAG better chance to make a good deal with a manufaturer or dealer than a single buyer. 0 Usa11y only major, brand name appliances such as TV - %-5ets.rfri ,J 1'_ n'rs and washing machines are handled by buying services. • "You tell the buying service the make and model of the product you want," Welles says, "and the service provides you with Instruction for buying the items from a participating dealer, either a wholesaler or retailer." He found typical savings ran , , , between 25 and 40 per cent off the official retail price and .• between 6 and 10 per cent over a0 ' I F the wholesale price. United Buying Service is listed as the largest and oldest I, It of these services with 2.5 million members from 900 All Meat •Sliccd participating organizations, including the employes of AT&T and TWA. Their chief rival Is the National Association of Buying Services compced of a group of former United affiliates. For the Individual there are xholel%ale mail-order houses. "These," says Welles "are high '' PG. viurne, luw margin 01 y traditional mall-ord'7 firms who recruit members by mail at annual fees from $6 to $10." Wholcsa}e mall-order houses tend to specialize In smaller, , , , less expensive items than buying services. Since they sell Ay S'D (rein their own stock, they also • $ maintain a less extensive lrand name selection. I , , : Unity Buying Service Co. in Hicksville, N.Y., is mentioned *11CAFEM as the largest of these • wholesale houses with 67,000 members who pay $6 annual dues. They sell their goods at 6 A&P percent over the factory prices f as listed in a confidential ' NON -FAT booklet accompanying the 452. I 1 ~ 1 11 1111111 - - =VI!'•''• - 1___4 ma k " .:... - __ - _-- I_~~F — . -.4 .e._! w - 7 -_ W=;----. -.17111T ,.--_-_- __ ~ _.. I __1 .. "GRADE "A" FRESH FLA OR GA :- ~~ .- _ri~. - _ r~_ W_ ------I' . ..:---- — 1 0 ~ _A % *14.., _. p -, i~v_ J 4!-`4 v b I .. - At ., . On the I louse side, Democratic whip John J. McFall. D-Callf., predicted action on the Prp%id' t-nt's prnnam!!,6 . -n- #u-a- TN---! ,rnher . - -- I - - d - _____ on Thursday. November 8, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year No 68 Price 10 Cents ' - I ' SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN TENDER BEEF CHUCK = i $J orbert H. Macdonald, Dchairman of the llouse subcommittee power. ' In his Wednesday night address, Non accused Congress offallingto act on any of cticg numbers on an order ali p and within a few minutes pick up the goods." The newest form of wholesale selling mentioned by Welles are - 'ut' t-i private entrepreneurs ord!tn. uut if waretviws and tiny store fronts. There's no showroom display models, credit for delivery, and no repairsvices. However, there are greater '-'n you can find at - - ' I i I % FROM FLORIDA — — •-- — — — 4 I01 . -~ k I. C U.S.#1 SIZE 'A so 10-LB BAG d vil rvan ci1tr "While the new wholesale r1rices can SaT you money," says Welles, "tney .......IB Li 2 .UI woomm" IW _TOUPY 31 B AG - tOO'. IRAZILIAN IOO"•DftiCIoug 1 100ZJAR INSTANT COFFEE $1 e29 - k, ,i - ( ) EACH , - - -_ "---.--,__-.- - f'-: . - -- - - . __ the tapping of naval petroleum reserves and giving the government power to reduce speed limits nationwide and restrict working hours. 2LB $ 3' banks mail checks to farsighted I n a IiM'.-. . ,O. PUNCH .~~i_ - -__.. ~_M_ ___ -_-- ____ ~__.. '.Iuo 4pbpkmlw~ - " 1 "W A& — — — . W---.- _: I . —Authorize "1:1gy u0mmipsion to hearings temporary op! e_;!"119 *1 ,-"I;. ,~ government to regulate the intrastate productim and use of oil and gas, .. ~A_r W9M - T_ _Omnl i& V Sen. Mike Gravel, 1)-Alaska, said the President's message "did not contain enough speciFics in doLlars or programs to do h' joh. J-n-ie,2 i--';;Ii.;;: LL .I power plants. - -' TRIF —Fitend Da)Ilght Savings Time throughout the year. ________ , PRESIDENT NIXON .. .Stresses point By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer legislation would charge those problems suffered by local trs Duerr said while the seeking building permits for goveramert due to the high Dorfman plan Is good, adhouses and apartments$SOOper rowth rat acute He said ditional money is needed for LONGWOOI) — CALNO unit. Some $300 would be sent to attorneys have told him the new school construction 'It is Council of Government the school board for school county's plan to collect iney unfair to penalize long-time members Wednesday night construction and the remaining through impact zoning is tin- property owners thr9ugh voted unanimously to propose $0 would be used for capital coiitiutioneL "For someoneto overcrowded schools and in. le ',,Is to the mInole ;f. -e4Is lit the thunidp-dit' 4 n9th tree tax - creasedtax needs caused by deL b LIl1 Ill lt1m1nsa,dit is ojo,ttw ride is untenable he said Lad development' sI't said Januarycallingfortaxrcformn ---_ -----_________________ — - —---.---- in list county and throughot'u _ g ____ - _____ e - . . LAUNDRY DETERGENT 51B,40Z. ~-111__ -.-..— __ am.- t ao I ~ .S C BOX -, -- _____ - __________ _ _____ T— _________ ________ 00 — -t uLC1iL li'ROu.i u D#5YQv U T(M OUEREO FOX SALE ARE NOT AVAILASLE To OTHER WHOtESAIEOIIEIAILDEALES$ CU$T0$E1$ Wtt J tIMITtU TUEtASC)NAStE QUAPIITIESQ?ANY hiM HOT it SPOUIlt( . - I - -z4~~ savers. L (0 it) medlately when occupied. $45,800. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. B I I Death Sou 1 Cassdberry Councilman - jjj 1 whenbu n issued to provide for capital needs was also given the nod. Dorfman said his plan pat- - - --"sr--''--. '-' _____- '' ! _ 0 L_.- , 1 - - ___ - / - ' - ___ . t -- Can't 10 THE Bolts Reach 50! 4 — - - - pr_-___ - -- -- I I : J,U%_-__ ~ would have property owners I pay taxes in advance im. ~~% -, -- I__ .1 - 11. 7 I inediately when they cause the impact on local government. -: - LONG WOOL) — Calling costs The law sponsored by Rep. Jaques and Altamonte Springs Lake Mary, Winter Springs would change current borne by developers created by ('nhIntiI,nn 11,n 1rfmnn ti-i.ro (':,tiiI,rrt' — Etwene Mooney -_.j• 11P10L1111(in ••..•., .. ••••.. - wr., '-4k UI%U " law state-wide which allows ; --- i=-=-j, ---.-the Mooney law "prohibitive," chairman, requires cities to ad. instructed to prepare argu- funnel statistics on cost for resome homeowners to go as long CAI,NO Council of Local vertise impending annexations merits and collect data to op- quired advertising, public as 27 months without paying _____ Government members Wed- with changes in zoning to notify pose the law at a delegation hearings and attorney fees taxes, Dorfinan said. ff nesday night voted to ask the property owners within 500 feet hearing in January. caused by the rcquiements. I'resently a house built after Seminole Legislative delega- and to hold public hearings. The cities of the council — The CALNO cities have --Jan. 1, 1973 would not be -'- .lI Iiii:ulU lion to work for its repeal. Longwood Mayor Eugene Longwood, Altamonte Springs, ixilicy of assessing these costs assessed for its full value until to the land developers seeking -Jan. 1974 and taxes aren't the annexation either through a collected until between Nov. 1, flat lee or through a levy to the 1974 '' and April, 1975. The money developer of actual costs. _ collected under Doriman's fll~ 9 Annexations of private homes suggestion would be used to by the cities Is practically nonHISTORICAL LONG WOOD HOTEL SOLD pro1de services required. existent. Mrs Duerr's proposed 90-YEAR-OLD Longwood Hotel, bought in October last year for approximately $80,000 and renovated at a cost of $60,000 by Mrs. Grace Dorfman insisted the law __________ serves no useful purpose Bradford 1), was sold Wednesday to Georges St. Laurent (r), chairWeather cause many of its provisions man of American Wood Products of Longwood, for an undisclosed are aLso required under homeYesterday's high 84 low this sum. St. Laurent plans to continue and improve the program for fine rule legislation wtich went morning 56. Mostly fair andfood in th e restaurant, to extend the restoration work started by Mrs. t effect In October. "The intent of mild through Friday. Highs in Bradford, and to initiate landscaping and improvements to the parking the Moisey law is Fulfilled the low to mid Ws and low area. Mrs. Sheila Brown (center), associate with Huskey Realty, under homnerule," Dorfman tonight in the lower 60s. helped close the sale. said. Temperatures before dawn from -12 at llavre, By John A. Spoiski - - - - _____ Mooney sponsored the legis. ranged Mont., to 76 at both Corpus lation when property Owners in ('hristi, Let's all hear it for the President!( Let's for you. And we thank Lake Mary Elernen. Tex., and Key West. unhrlcorporat&'d areas cointake a sligi*t pause as most of our readers Griffin tary School Principal Jack l-'rost for king Faces Manslaughter plained that adjacent proper. pick themselves up from the floor......c'u Use recomrn"indatIon,j Index ties were annexed and rezoned mean that guy is actually saying something We've been told that Mr. and Mrs. King, Assistant State Atty. William revolver trrwar(Ls police said. by citieswhere they were not good about Mr. Nixon??) owners of Orange Paving Company of Area deaths ........... .2A Staley said Wednesday the Rainier took Win to the Staley said he expected permitted to object. Altamonte Springs, permit all of their &idg' -----------------813 charge of attempted murder hospital and police arrested Griffin wouli be re-arraigned When he proposed that we all cut our speed working mothers employees to take off one Calendar -------------- 3A against David Lee Griffin has Griffin at his Casselberry home In other business, the group Tuesday For the amended to 50 m.p.h., he actually is saving me some afternoon-per week, providing they will go Classified ads .......9-hA been amended to manslaughter on Michele drive shortly afai reed to submit one name harge. embarrassment. The slapping-six which I'm and help at the school where their youngsters Comics ....... ... in the wake of the Sunday death 913 .,Irom all five cities for appointpresently iIrving has trouble getting up to 40! attend. Crnssword puzzle ------811 of Casselberry City Councilman ment to the East Central Now I won't have all of those "horn-honkers" lar Abby ---------- 811 Richard Win. Florida Regional Planning snarling at me...as they whiz by. Dr. Crane ..............8l Win was shot Oct. 16 and Council membership. Editorial comment ...4A taken to Florida Hospital QUESTION-if we're all going to try and By now all of you should have received your Entertainment North. He as transferred later CAI.N() mayors are to get 811 conserve hid,. and be willing to bend the county tax iotIce.and the a'-cornpanylng horoscope 811 to Florida Hospital in Orlando together this week to choosi' rules a little on the ecological end) how atx'uI Tax Facts iAicet. aid set'omninend a representaIluspitalnotes ----------8A where he underwent surgcr;, removing some of those anti-pollution valves Have you taken the time to analyze the Public notices ---------8A early Sunday. live to the county -nunls*inm lnformatbn? Did you we hn* much of the tax on the newer automobiles? Society - ----- --- - ----for the appointment. According to police reports dollar Is consumed by the school board Instead of getting only 10 miles to the Spurts - ---------- ---- LIlA Wirz, Griffin and Arthur The present city reprtienta"II-.-.' Sixty-five cents from every dollar goes to perhaps we could go back up to the 18 State ..... ... - - - - SA tve, Winter Rainier were preparing for a -in Council,,.., education, Are we gtUng our ;l1ny ' and 21) per gallon we used to get. Stocks ------- 2A hunting trip to Coloradu when man Victor Miller, has 'iirth" You tell inc.., TV Win 's;is shot ith :i .23 t-atber resimwfih Th Got another PIJIIT.I(' SERVICE S'ltflE C - rL - nn - Sen. Hoi6 M. Bentsen, DTex., said he and _- Florida State Bank, 825 totaling $87,300, and Shirley Lthas, United State Bank, 480 totaling Bucket Of ~ L R - - __. Authorize the Federal Power Commission to suspend price regulation on new natural gas. - - - - cused the President of playing "an absolu shell game" in blaming Congress for inaction. ,V,111*- :- - - ' I S -- - Macdonald said Nixon already had the - -- POWER --Open the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Resent in California to increased oil production. %umption of natural gaq or roads, schools and municipal --- -- - use of - WITHCOUPONBEIOW a, coupon p,, foii,l - . __ __ 1,dee',c,bk#h,,, up-juOVII I973 : 1_ - -'--V - - _____ - -' th,' pr(hoir of - — — — — — — — — — — — — - \- 7 ~ servation fees or taxes," ._--**9"WNW_ ,,_.__ N 1,rntf onr '- - Juanita McCord, Sanford Atlantic National Bank mailed 564 checks totaling $62,911; Lindon Heuer. A. . [ ______ t. \ — - ] ________________ J - ~J - s.IIIlLiI1th - - A& P_RE" - 'JUIAR,DRIP,EIECTRIC PERK ________ I - - EIGHT O'CLOCK 100% BRAZILIAN 120Z PKG avvf -- - _ -- - 1-1 1 I mt Publicized wholesale j — warehouse outlet Is Jamacia This (QUPOfl (as and Electric which deaLs p _________bra44 !'1' 4 LB I••••••OS•S..G. - i_f __LLI.i1 771c do= F' - '- I.. -" % — - p sass,.'., LOCAL FRESH, CRISP •lf an— - CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS IN MAIL - — — — — — - _9 .1 BAG 10 I I -- - -- - ' - __________ '- - - ,-...,,,'",,, j Re& I F_14 ktoleb&C 1JANE PARKER 'ROWN AND SERVE FESTIVAl' t I - •• ________ Aw~ I, I I 'd J COUSTOM GROUND h Fla Avacados. FlAq ____ - C AN — — — — — =I — an • - - _______ *aIri : CAN ooz A r.•:.:(.-'.....,.4:.., tfiower..........,, 4 ;hCau, ( A l, - PER HEAD --- - . 1. __ - I ;!.'_:: - - *1 M& Itciii V -k I Mhud duri =- - . , Illustrated catalogs I distributed by mail are the $ modus operandi of catalog g i showroom, the fourth group discussed in Family Circle. The — — — — merchandise they offer can — — — — — — — tither be ordered by mil or at 1~p MINU1E MAID FROZEN CONCENTRA TED abowrooms which resemble I trading stamp redemption p 0 lOOL centers. 'At the showrooms," J I says Welles, "you write the II$LUJ4t' _. .. Proposed By CALNO . - - 1- SUPER-RIGHT' HARD CORN FED WESTERN ¼ PORK LOIN SLICED versior.s I . . Prope rty Tax Reform OLOGNA . - -_ - Ifere at-3-glance are Pr esid en t Ni xon S legislative proposals to conserve energy. TRANSPORTATION —Allow transportation agencies to adjust carrier schedules and service points after summary hearings. —Louer speed limits on use nation's highways to 50 miles an hour. _. - -,-- I WASRINGTON (AP) -- the energy measures he had sent to the [fill. The President said it was now "imperative" that Congress pass legislation esLablishing 0 r. - - -- A ~ M ____ - I --- -- -11 OTWF ,4 - LB rat -' ' * * * r E l l 4 WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES - ~--_`.,-,. . 9 _______ Chris Welles in the October Yamlly Circle has cataloged the main groups of wholesale services enabling more than the ellnne 1! d few to buy !t Power s- 1 L - on Ask , sq'I'lo Emer enc . with one of the popular buying services springing up all over the country to help the inflationweary fikht today's 14.karat .- A-.- X I " a I e " a All you have to do is line up ___ 11 I Is I Congressional Reaction I At A Glance - 40 ê I I I I ~ F" .11 You don't have to know somebody who know I Proposals J By JOHN SINOR Copley News Service , - ____ kftm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8dc3b39229a676aa4d4ecd89ede0fe9c.pdf b0e2caf5fdf33810cf8e17653473a037 PDF Text Text .•___ __ • I SHORT 3ELX B S T WANT AN ATRAI MORE POWERFUL 151-EC 0TRAK SWA! WH12 BAN DOLLS ARE MORE CUDDLY SANTA I'D WHAI*)M LIKE A DOL~! ReALLY WANT IS A POLL 13Y ~T D VINIZAIN6 A NEW WAWN AND A 10Y CANNON AND A.1RICYCLE AND 5 LJ\ Ai 1 Editorial The Comes Through HOW DIP WHIZ&4W 10Y!; A CHEMISTRY MAKES 'THA_7 13FGT Roo S -7, SANTA. DOW "Eq. //0 41 V'H LOICLCI That small. faint voice you may have heard above the racket o! the cash registers during the Christmas shopping rush was that of an infant hoping to be noticed amid the hurrying crowds. INvEcrMENrBRcfcERsIJ Al • ~t1 I I /'\__,' -. - •: '' THANKS POR INVITING MF-'rO SING 9ENAEM5ER -TH' WOKSE WE CHRI'5T&tAS CAROL'S WITH -7,TH' 5INC YOU 5~%AGLF_ L-LS, BELLS, MNO-AS: De lovq_E 'ALL. W-(Yy,. GOONER WF_ fruArated, ,t.t hopeful, gineraUon to another and will go on bang rcla)ed until theallotted tirneformanon this planetrunsout. Man today has quite a bit to say about how long or short that time will be. For in this c-c-n!ury he has discovered the power that can either reduce civilization to savagery, if not wipe it out allNether, or elevate it to heights undrcamed of. Yet it is not that power that needs controlling. It is man himself, just as it has always been. That is why the Christmas; mmuge is as live and Dertiment hope-reireshing today as it was when it was first ar years O~A WHAT FUAI rr IS 10 7_IPE f COME IN THE FOOD 16 ON THE HORSI~- OPF DINING V400P~A A Ot4e SIG 15U es 'Mere CAN ft . WkAr,t11 ASSSTING ) GOOD 0L LME ' AAYOtE,LE.5 ALL\CAKAELIP'.'JITI-4 __ - -- OR004 T141 GOODIES." YER PRoeLM, IORK?... Ii,'UNC/? 1TRATYAGOr C110iVQ.. SLOW HANDS! - I ARM FOR UNTO YOU IS BORN — until another year, when its un- real as ever. --- n Iry w VA ..A 4 re arin iorl - rope and the United St4ites hdll in Copenhagen had no noted, however, that expensive Lights itents were not selling as well as Pope Paul VI was breaking usual tradition by celebrating ChristBut the general prediction asoline, beating oil and elecFor Americans and most EuFroiii Tokyo to Paris and .ts For fewer than last sears Berlin shoppers scurried to roptans it as a dimmer holi triut in uncertain economic thousands in Si Peters Basil. or turnout of 5,000 because of complete their last minute day because of the oil shortage. ica. For the past 26 years the i'utick and the threat if terroriittrwk n a.no i the October war and the Pale. chrnninis with ctnrøc pnI!t' The Chritrn2 tz at Rock. rn*i ('hridrnis £ In Bethlehem, the little town stinian terrorist attack in Rome reporting increased sales de- cfeller Center in New York had held in the Sistine Chapel for where Christmas began with and Athens last week. spite the past year's inflation, fewer lights this year and the diplomats accredited to the "This is the worst Christmas Sonic store managers in Eu- giant tree in front of the city Holy See. the birth of Jesus some .,____•)_____ ENGLISII Estates Elementary School presented a delightful musical program itfl grades 1 5, directed Li oni Shaheen, music teaeher and Nzmcy !cNamara. Highlight was fifth grade chorus of 60 voices. hnwn !n2'er 5cer.' (mm !giO Iika (1Ø!)lflfl .Ia'ki W:ilkØ! _____ - - - - - - .-- -- --- -- ,c :- - - 9 Eduardo Gamboa and Mi1v Browne. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) - ee rate ir R TIIF ASSOCIATE D PRESS sears ago, merchants prepared in )e4rS, 'said one burl) souve Christians today prepared to for the annual influx of pilgrims fir shop owner. "We sometimes celebrate Christmas as best for midnight mass In the get more tourists in niidsm u. tht can despite shorta ges of Church of the Natt'iity mer AWAY IN A MANGER c : A -SAVIOUR -• -Ilk p DAY I of Jesus Christ in a low1v stable still inspires hearts as it has inspired artists and musiciams, through out the centuries. 7"his beautiful masterpiece depicting the Alloly Family is from the perrnanent collection of the Rrngling Museum of Art. Sarasota and was painted by Gaudenzip Ferrari. Italian arttt 1 480-1546. 44 - THIS THE B111111 I Z. _- 1Y 1d)Lng message comes ringing back again, as new and fresh and - ' (aAMGWAY') IIii be peace on earth. if inen will but have good will. We will forget Christmas - ( I • the noi,,e and confusion they surround themselves with. We will listen. for a time. For a brief moment, we will beheve. Then we will forget. We wit! carefully store away the precious, perishaWe joy of the holiday and again put on the tired old cyrdcism and selfishness of the everyday world. t - - I There ARE tidings M great joy, men will but unclog their ears of U GOODNESS GWACIOUS' V •I different source But it was and is present nonetheless, and the message it speaks is the same for all men. It is a message that echoes across the ages each year at this scason — a message of hope, of belief in the essendal worth of mankind, a rebounding faith that despite all the sorrow men visit upon themselves they are learning little by little how to lie in peace with one another. by stoffel el aul LOU0, CLEAR,AN' Wuk! A-ONE, A-TWO# A-THREE, i'.sunü earth , is what For many years others - of different religious persuasion or lesser persusaston, or no persuasion — the voice may have had a 0 OKAY, ------- Christmas is all about. '- \711 . CnstLhuld. the Saior Ilis birth, His Monday. December 24, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 107 Price 10 Cents BUGS BUNNY Message 2,000 by llo%v ie Schneider Dim:EK I I JOFAYFRIEJDAL I' TRIE4)D" WHAT FRlEfJ1 I HERE IS'OUJG TC )'s I PAY 1H& 1A' I EXDPJT S€ AV't'CkJE ,- 4*ST IYVA '1ENJ EE f-M' HE'S S(TTIkJG RIGHT THERE' CO EAC AL., SAY ) I I /"" t 'k it.. V I t — — — -- i'* h 1 11), JEAN PATTF-SON Orville Gibbs. away in his bag, several per- ~%orld." Herald S(alf Writer "More gas." saidyoung Gary sons felt they would be the kind "Sanui could bring a more Towiisend without hesitation. of gift the nation needs. honest government," said R. D. More gaso li ne chea pe r "More energy," replied his . "What would I like Santa to Kent. gasoline — gasoline, period cousin James Ligon lease in m sto.king' A fe'4 (ath) Appel echoed the wish That is shat Sanford _rea Junior Boles also thought a days vacation to spend with my of housesiststcross the nation By John A Spoiski residents would like Santa to big gasoline coupon for the family would be nice," corn with her comment: 'I'd like to lease in their Christmas nation would be the right mtnted Jewel Stegner, "and a find a great big beef roast inrn Finally stocidngs tonight. Cliristmas gift — "at 30 cents a little more honesty .in our Christmas stocking." much time trying to find one "What would I like in my gallon," lie stipulated. government. I'm sure honesty And from Bill Rivero: "I'd which carried my sentiments Christmas stocking' And if Just Santa a has a couple of at all levels would lead to Santa to bring the gifts uf the like h HE'S THE little gasoline," was the wish of trustworths politicians stashed ultimate goal of peace In the happiness, health and pt u I share with you SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD as ______ — written by Helen Steiner Rice. CL I • On Santa s Wis t'o ng _____ I 1 16 I Plenty Of It Cheap Gas, 'rbU DOYT C V14% H EA R 71-1 AT DIDQ'T A' YTHWG MAD JOW,-I! HE JUST FOR YEAH fl J-1L:~_l W —. _T1 L_ I _E_ cc_TUU4J-_ t4___j L_ - - [7 is 1 ' -: - the ~%orld has heard story I 1iU - All AL '- ul • -- - W! - oF [its Some regard it as a story 4 that is beautiful to hear. A likely Christmas custom But it is mom tmn just a story told to make our heart's rejoice, it's our Fath, !r up in heaven speaking through the Christ ice. of heavenly Telli g'° kingdoms that He has prepared above F Or all ',', ho trust Ills and Ilie only for his lose And only through the Christ Child can man be born agiin, For God sent the Baby Jesus a the Saviour of All Men. n GARY 'I'VWN&ND JEWELSTEGNER CATHY APPEL ... A great big beef roart ... More INDEX us - Area deaths Bridge (aienu4ir - F F u4 ,• II, 1'. i..i A more ho1es B A 1 . l:Ilrcrnment Ui) Classified ads (UntieS uitssiordpttu)e 1-SB 8-9A 7A 7A "' 7 lb'. rant -- Editorial comment Entertainment GA ., -_--_-__-_•- 3A 611 - 2-311 . # e Herald -Aill not be pubUshedChrtstma5D 'Wthat emp u>cs can spend 1OS4)t Hospital notes Iublcn°tkvs Society -• ta TVQ' - ORVILIF, GIBBS ...A little gasoline honesty atall levels resume Is. p1j %rdnsda %4IlI -, tht ' The entb'r latf sishcs for you, our readers, a josouc and safe Christina;. L - . - '. ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JESUS ! TIlLS heavenly confection created by the Keith dovajrd tamilv of (hiedo decora tes the >ard of thei r home on the urns i and llichfield Boulevard. ' Herald Ph ot I t* hv I l(IL \l - '- ti t �2A—The Sanford Herald Month" Dec. 24,1973 2 d;? _ CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. All) 4 7 -0 4% * - ( -: - - A — 1 Troopers __ rs said. fie ,1 I ( work, fellow tr For Aged Assured Federa Funds Re/eased MeaIs _ ___ ___ - SANTA'S REINDEER WERE ON HAND,TOO SOUTHSIDE Elementary School first graders in Mrs. Elnora If. James' class had a visit from Santa Claus Wednesday. Left to right, Ida Heaps, Terry Schenck, Santa, Kelvin Abney, Principal Norma Ragsdale, an Cassandra Bu ie. Florida A t u 6p.m. Friday Included two young men who were killed Sunday' when their car was sh;ared in half after running tiff a Merritt Island road Tile two, Frank Hamilton Jr., 18, and Daniel * tiiL)sofl .)J LioUl 01 'i*eIl i Island, were killed when their car struck a pawer pole and a tree, troopers said. In another multiple sictim accident, Troy Dixon and Edna Simmons, both of Pompano Beach died Sunday in a fi collision on State Road 710 near the border il e,1 d Fis h e men JIa:1 U MIAMI (AP) — Two men are Jailed in the British-controlled Turks Islands pending tria', on lobster-poaching charges after t'ing arrested by island officials who faWy wounded a conipanion, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. 'Apparently they were a bttle too close to the island," a Coast Guard spokesman the Turks are located southeast of patrol spokesnuan said. Manuel Torres, owner of the Miamibased cornmezicalflshing boat, Sea Hawk, said Sunday that Nibaldo Games, 51, was shot when the boat was fired oobyapatrol boat. Games, a Cuban refugee living in Miami, died %Msky .ing mm in a Turks medical faci1ty. - Racial Unrest Reduced .. Education Commissioner Floyd Christian says racial unrest has been reduced in iiorida school's because black and while students—and their parents—are corn. 9A lain 9 i tAutes Uds fall's relative calm situation to a series of seminars held in many schooI districts since last sum- Weekend traffic accidents claihied at least 13 lives in the state wi.'i the Florida Highway Patrol predicting 22 persons will be IAiled before the long Christmas holiday period ends at midnight Tuesday. Those who have died since the death - * TALLAIIA 13 Die In' Holiday Traffic - I P roo TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') _W VL . -J , Piinijv Abb 1 % $" o * -- CHEERING UP PATIENTS LAKE VIEW Nursing Home patients were entertained with Christmas carols sung by women and children of Church of God of Prophecy of Sanford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ' i- ' Gift ' -- . ' 4 SENIOR Vice Commander Samuel Martin _ presents check from Seminole Chapter Disabled American Veterans to Lt. James But ns for the Salvation Army ' - -4. \ ., . - * , \. * ld Photo h%, Bill Vincent Jr.) — - -I -A I i i ' TIM MORGAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Morgan, info .igk Isedi 'wout tiw ard it(,race Unita ti Methodist Church in Sunday morning ceremonies con. ducted by District Scoutmaster Russell Kitner (right) of Troop 5M.(Herald t all Photou • * _____________________ - * _____________________________ - -' PROTFrTION, INC. th1T IN ML SECURITY SYSTEMS R,t.ôeni i * _ --- ______ 'file kennel is currently tile himie for seven puppies which Silhsdescribedas cute as the dickens. I hate to t' lheuii put k esuc to sl eep tb' 'UId make ni ' ' Christmas presents," Willis said. ,, per. C•tinj,r(1t Sanford "cilir a station avid I - complimented [he police for excellent ci-xiperation and li,tN Of help." - i'— N;Fl_ - -_ Sanford Poliev Chief Bt-fl 11 f j~ Butler praised Willis saying, "Ut's, lit- sure knows his job and 1w k,* uep-,) ;I sct ilf rUtord , tL.it PRESENTED BY DAV call't wait. Records art. inaportavit Assoc t-specially in ca-ses involvint! [)AV treasurer John Tuite, Mrs. Wilson, Senior pt;tcntialls rabid iniuuiahs Vice Commander Samuel Martin, DoIgner, and %Villis said'it takes 14 days for Commander Jackie G. Kaiser. rabies tit incubate. If a dog bites soll ifm fie, tile dog lilust be (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) =-- ,i 4[tj1 I * - :1 OR i CHARITY CHECKS I * . S Y. 17-92 can sabled Veterans made donations to Mother Ruby UFF q MINOLE Chapter 3o of - . Wilson for Good Samaritan Home and Dennis DoIgner president of Seminole County FURNITURE SALES . Shoot em up For Only mil hilvc to pay -1 $3 ter da% I $ All unleashed (logs and cats Alll I)v p'411it11'll at tht dR animal ii a whether i •i iitit ir, regardless o sir not the pots are licensed. Tht- iordinance states tilti.w:itr. of (lit. annual if known mll lie notif ied of the seizure, If 'wnc r r I is ut nsa il 9 99 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 'llie ordinance states (fiat all i t I t I jllle( ilia 6f)( ' working da lolhuwii;, the ku1urt. ; _"lanfort) ifirralb .1 * Publisf*d Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day ,4e Sanford Herald,)Y00 French Ave., Sanford, Fla, 40% on Samsonite Fashionaire 3277). Aakm P,k, . Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 327fl. Fl" LUGGAGE sop gouge stua~ Subscription Rates by Carrier Week S5c Year $28 40 113 [tit Reit-se 0tw-lows CASSELBIRRY Hospital Notes ) - DECEMBER 21, 2973 Ad ssions Kehle' H. Wilson, longwooi Sondra I.. Grace, Orange ('its' mi ' - Sanford: !lattie M. lonigomery Patricia Ann Martindill Serena Bramble J. Russell Wolff Harry Lee Jr. Tommy 1. Mills Lewis M. Frazier. 01 4 Nv~ 1. Births Mr. and Mrs. Norbort (Slary) Mr. & hIrs. Peter (Paula) Torina a girl, Deltona Discharges 1:-infor( Sandra I (,lass Sysilla I) %Shite Sophia Denise Murke I ike ion - harry Wheeler Aaron Capehart Jr. Stephen If. Walker Clarence J. Jones, lhB.iry Howard K. Driver Betty M. l'rescott, Mrs. Willie (Deborah) Casselberry Williams and boy ture G. Canton, Deltona Cliarles E. Bailey Jeffrey C. Olds, Deltona Eileen Rader Deborah L Arnett, Geneva Honor Ortega Kpvin Spollski. Lake Mary Mary Pope Evelyn NI. Griggin, Orange Marvin Staley City Oristine Lyn Gold John E. Lucas, Osteen Mrs. Walter iJudy) D(,rnon Walter Graham, Ovivilo and girl Walter F Webb W inter Lesle Bridges Springs '•j ( - - A "V .- r anu a HappY New iear '.' - - -*- To all our friends and neighb ors, ors. Sincere best - Effective January 2, 1974 "BOB"KARNS "All Lines It is difficult for small children t with adult stores and crowds of Christmas shoppers so the project proved a blessing to children as well , . 0 / • - t * SUZANNE SAVAGE son. Mav be bright sith good heer, I 5%i 1 (t ic affection of those YOU love, and Inerr ith the Sound of laughter, - . - -* - -: - - Christrilis - OPEN DAILY (MON. thuu FRI.) MAYTHESEMONBRINGYOUMNYJOYSI * _ "BUD" SANDER PARTS & SERVICE DEPT. WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY FROM8:OOA.M.to5:30P.M. ' .' K hi. (Ken) SANDON Construction Sales Engin" "Li fe Insurance 1,,.. (.1 . %ishes for (lit- holiday sea. JACK PROSSER FORD ,, - BRUCE MCKIBBIN "Property Insuranc." -, ______ * - VINCENT • New Sales Department Hours 41 1HOMAS 14 B UTLER MILL (NEW & USED) w11 i' __ PWM i 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday-Closed Sunday ___ Alff- , as of DECEMBER 23,1973 BUI 4-I? - z::t r DAISY requires dn' dog or tat running let If the pet is not licensed tht picked up becomes owner will have to pay an ad• expenses. Willis 5i!(i. * . for faster, more acclurate do, t-yourself tIiUnd * Sanford's Leash Law * SENTRY We are cooperating to conserve ener.qy. LLD ING N;AQ ESTATE R ME 01 Watch for your exchange cut-over, you could be next I T.7; 0 The Winter Park Telephone "any - ac rosser or KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY HOE Commercial St Sanford, Ha '*-. *-. -- D1a1322 576 -- --- ---- -*- Sj;t*mAn o. Sanford Ph. 322-1481 -_-___ r -- \%,,/ e * \l I'S ELLEN \leade ill be assisting the Central Florida Nla rch of Dimes Chapter in th ir uiriuil di i a füi l', I ' iiiiw,I' (;unt \ ii 'ch''l Sttt'ior, ntntlrnt %.Ti.1idffl .der La ver is II,it I $ counts cha i rman for the March of I)irn( s , ( 862-869 exchanges 1 lus can begin using the or I I G et With the help of the Parent Teacher Association, Sanford Granh-nar School students went on a shopping spree. PTA members worked hard making, collecting and purchasing gifts to match gift lists submitted by tile papils as to how many brothers, sisters and parents for which the would need presents, The objec t of the project was not to make a profit—they are huckytheymayconnout even—but to provide a variety Orinexpensive gifts for the children to choose from for their Christnias giving. No gift over a dollar V olunteers assisted lii' children in making their selections and wrapping the - MISS FLORIDA PLEDGES SUPPORT - - 5 hl-i C WS 01 - - : ____ - a * * People have 10 days to claim fur his attention As soon a s he " a polt to (tipture dogs or their dogs at the pound If they lets ant. dog out of a cage, there other animals but only the gun go unclaimed or unadopted for is an inutiediate protest for CIIS to bother people...they Willis, who took tile job just longer than 10 tlays, then they the other tenants. don't realim it is not a real by gun," Willis mid. ven weeks ago after retiring Lire put tit sleep. "Willis said in equal little I iom his pet shop business the ii sad tone adding, I often lit JIufl(i has been un said after he sold tile shop fie becoiiw quite attached to tile dergo:ng repairs since Willis wanted something to do) says ihigs' I,.eamt ttninm4il control officer.for 15 ears Willis has of Willis also is fond of his own his biggest job is not just callie has been making new cage ficiated at shows around tiltthing stray animals, but finding pets a parrot, a tank (If doors repairing the fence and world In July he will fly to bottles for them before he has to tropical fish and a Wxer, the fixing whatever else needs it. Oregon for a dog show. dli I,ifl( ii witfulIs it ii iffirt pid p irrot a rare Au; aion kill tin m itt p call I'd(I 18 ' setuI iuii'. i ll 'lit ktnnel and dogs but Willis said d new 1• •I•I .11 t :.tIdIfl Sdiu u)C) ?Aiji fluue (. facility is being planned ucllent 'Ilie new pound also will Alow tile to keep tile dogs for - longer than 10 days I before I 4 1_-V T have to put them it) sleep," Willis s.aid. People interested In - have V It' a let of $1.50 for each d vas~lordinanceftit -j friini ,s runawa pony to a IgdLx)nd alligator - C ..*.. . MOW- use utilities in niustsliow proof of liability in to a landlord who fails to with other tenant landlord surance when they have their provide reasonable living quar- guidelines last Jnly 1. IDr. tinder a third new measurc "This is a LoW reversal of the truckers will be required to That provision is Just one of (tie new laws which go into ef. landlord-tenant relationsMp In cover their vehicles or load Florida for 144 ears, since the them in such a way that nothing kc t on New Year' s Day. William McCue, assbtant di. constitut.ion was adopted," said can spili out. Gravel and garrector of constutier services in Deputy Atty. Gen. Barry bage trucks are the main targets of the law. the State Insurance Depart. Richard. In the past. f a tenant did not A permanent reg Istration list insurance com. panies were inailing out idend. pay his rent the landlord could will be established under a evict him. (ourta new law for all elections fication cards that motorists Under one provision of the in a county so voters will not can use to prove that t,hey have law, if the landlord takes the have to register once at the proper Insurance, tenant to court to collect the county courthouse for some A driver n, ust show that he rent or ft-r eviction proceed. elections and again at city hall lur% at least the tninitnum ha- ings, the tenant may pay the for municipal contests. Another of the new laws gives bility insurance of . rent to the court while the case is being settled. the State Revenue Department 00045,000 and that his policy l's A section requiring tenants to niore control over procedures proptirly endorseo for the keep clean the areas whete they in cwniypw=rs* off1cma. i0ew statelt no-fault law. "The lack of conuunication with tach other was the basic problem" that fueed List year's problems, Christian said. - to _______ , - f Re'iu i rea Another new state law giver a live and V . _____ — Beginning Jan. 1, motorists tenant the right not to pay rent reasonable way went into effect itier. - i o nsu ran ce _____ ______ _______ j - H OF with a 50 word (oflhlfl4 il for 14 days to make "Finding homes for the (logs breed sun it dc s riot ha%e the will become more difficult after (J(4lbular) 'Hie (logs at the pound talk to disease, Willissaid. the new leash law, which It isn' t e v ery town that daims requires me to pick up all Willis too' Although the dogsdo lf.tdot' is rabid or'icious I a licensed 51 )ear..uld dog show loose dogs, becomes effective nt speak words an array of use a tranquilizer gun to ap. jwb'e as its animal control Jan. I Willis said uttermgs are .in efficient ex- lure it Willis said. 1k shoots a officer, but Sanford does Tile city pound, where Willis pressiomi of hunger and dart into the dog, which falls out RalPh Willis, who has been houses all stray and uncl,iuned loneliness, t'e wys •is soon as the drug is injected judging canine shows around dogs, is now approaching no 1k dart in no way hurLs the the world for 15 years, has rot '.acinty' with 12 canine When Willis walks back to the dog Willis t'plained the past seven weeks been tenants. kennel [Ile dogs know a friend is - ' " ________ the program and should be able at - RC M H) MARk WI tNt' lkrald Staff %%ritcr DAV PRESENTS CHECK count began at r - who live / j -. ' _______________, housekeeping for oldsters who to travel to a community center rpecific grants to local pro. grams, by the middle of this may have lost some of their for meals, Some state officials had been week. ability to care for themselves. Briefs News citizens - •-s -', The money will help pay for to ser1or ________ * - this will enable many more concerned (hit the deadline for TA! LAIIASSI.F, Ha (Al') A program that will help of the elderly to stay in their grant applications would pass 150,000 senior citizens has been own homes or to remain In before Florid, could submit its assured by the holiday-eseason group-living surroundings with- program. —1 hose fears proved to release of some $7 1 millmin in the coamiunity," Askew be groundless federal funds,says Gov. Reubin wfid. "This is beneficial to the W b it t ile ilt idhi: b d rI) 1 di U I hi days," said Rex Newman, in the where they wish to in state is providing $800, The (urination officer of the Depart of life " (100 and local governments are mainstream iiient of Health and Rehabilita. ex pected to kick in about $2 million to put tile program, de- One program calls for cook. Uve Services, "We have now to help the aged without ing more Umn 11,000 hot meals committed the maximum robbing 1,hern of their dignity, a day for We elderly. Another, arnount of funds available." lie said state officials are into operation, Askew spid called "meals on wheels," will _4,i, I first silot in the throat, then shot severa Songer is an escapee front a coilimunity treatment center or Oklahoma Pent system, the troopers said He escaped in Noeintx.r alter serving less three-year Sen thin h,ll l Out , , theft charges.— l _ Animal Control Officer Judge Also IA Dog Show - — murder in his slaying were Carl shooting started, Clements ld lionie widi his wife and 2-year- th.ree months but was a veteran 20, both of Norman, Okla. The Jones was wounded in a brief two men were sleeping in a car exchange of gunfire with the old daughter this Christmas law enforcement officer. E.vc. Florida Highway Patrol- I-ic wanted to bring his wife, that Smith came across while hunters, Ralph Nlorris and man Ronald Smith will be bur. Susan, and their daughter on patrol. Richard Starling both of the led the victim of a gunman 'Smith woke one man up and (st 'I i'er art:a Alicia back to a just.completed Smith, 28, was killed Sunda) home in Crystal River on Florl got him out of the car, tIe Jones and Songer while checking a car on a lonely da's Central Gulf Coast. merits said. "But when he tried But instead he was taken to to wake up the other, he came held without bond. dirt road near this small Central Gulf Coast town, Patrol Tallahassee to be buried this up shcotlng" afternoon — the third state Songer and Jones were ap Capt. S L. Clements said Smi th had been planning to troaper killed this year in the prehended almost immediately I by two hunters who emerged drive to his former home in line of duty Charged with first degree from nearby woods just as the Tallahassee after getting off I T . In Charge Monday, Dec. 24, 1973—A The Sanford Herald I W. Perk è444916 CIA 122 6457 194 COtNTRY CLUB RD LAKE MARY. FLORIDA - �- I tff - A I , - " _ ._ " . - - I -- T N . - TT _ . .~;-N_ .- - -,.- --.--. -."--.. - - __ - .- . - '.. ~ . , . - 7 -- -' -0. . - ~ I ~ . - ~ . _ - - - __ _ - _ I --- - ______ - - I-- - -,- - - - - __ ________________________ 0 4A-The Sanford Herald • Monday, Dec. 24, 973 eUrt - CJ706 FOR PHONE AHEAD ORDER$ PH 327. OOS.FRENCH SANFORD C Chicken. Fish. Shrimp Clams Snack Pac 99 M. II . 1";- 4 i 41, - ... - - -1 ___ __ ____ . 22? Zayre Plaza r jPPark '\ ..- Do your Christmas Shopping with us. ." MIIN Supplies * Annuals a Vegetable Plants ,.6.__ STOREO,?' 17.92 COR SANFORD AVE AND SECOND ST Phone 322 2624 Sanford Florida - i- e,- - .? ___________________ .. - - .b - . - ,_` ~---_-1 L, RIK ~ 'llv , .. plf - CASSELBERRY I - a ~_. -- - . _." - - ~& I - , _.. -0 ]_r 1 ...Mikt'Smith tt• i conveniently located on French Avenue, lust south of 201h Street. That's just a short walk or bike ride for many local residents. "Save energy with Maryland Fried Chicken," torges cy.vner _____ I OF _. - ~ iA OVE1.1111111- ~~ - M u1d Billy 1)vsofl ri ri Spring is just around the corner 2 during the week Locati ons $3 /J 1. . 1. Ride for oni To Serve 1. and the dry old winter grass I I an hour SHADY TRAILS. Public Riding Stables Mixon Auto Parts L; ART SUPPLIES 1 *GLASS- Corner 14 59 Hwy. 17.97 & RI 46 Sanford _________________________________________ 323-6404 NURSING 0 Mixon Auto Parts 'WALLPAPER and Machine Shop PrHYtn Sanfor d Closed Sunday Nursing Care For Irt':ent :_A_Medicaid Private 24 H AGFA GEVA[PI N110 940A.4 110LEX CENTURY tENS ELUt DAI[) VIPCHHOFF I YiM) LL crcl.rs it 1 -_- - _________ OLaP .%.-1.11 1 1 1 1-1 - - ., :. !)l \. / A Complete Garden Center and Florist Service Ill' N Mills Ave • 305f8963791 '' - tt- - n~'S[N - wipo_ r.e.cta.* oa P"070 FOR 111111111' - . 9~ assift Be ETHEL BART BETTYMTH I Ft/RN/TI/RE 232 S 141GIlWAY 17-91 majestic 831-3304 . MiNN-011 The Sanford Herald Covers Newspaper In The World. 0 "I ThisMonth's I ighr it,unforb Werath si INSURANCE REPAIRS z Satoh. The big/little do 25 hp that can An y thing! With titom de eS1n1\ implements. ' -I" '1- a gasoline tractor complete line of __ - - - , _e - 7/ Wax' For t perhonal demormtratton oi more infsr. . Phone 834.8776 For Appointment J ~ i F ONARD [)IN(AIAN - ! - 1k ( If1L 413 ntr I F EVERYTHING FOR E VISIT KACTUS KORR?'nwP... D .7 0 PH. BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK 323.7990 - 111 1~: OUEST ION - CAR hylofts's help on caw$ of soffival probloffily -_ M~ - __ V __ __ ,; I - - I I .~- ~~_ - - - ________ ___ IN HYPNOSIS - - I IIII IN Telephone 830-SSII THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT - - - ' II ~ . a .. 4 .-- )RI X Horse & Rider St I . I $1 OO - !T . _! -%: • -_= I~_ ~~M_ 11 41 - cab, ttaifj Of WIV81 ProbleMs, 4n ip(f ilellof mpotoc, aridtr.tdity a M EN'S are o f a piycMq.ac s,qn ilp Working .. Can be dra Iad,jfm:nb$ Cot o lath ei,n (am *11h ,Pit Pop of form, 00,1 of rM.%1M10rFM&1.CM,M Wly 0# _____________ - * I O" 1 (effirctel WOMEN'S 9 - * * ASK ABOUT CLASSES IN SELF HYPNOSiS * * - , V.7-1 _11[1ry_,% 1-_1:MJ;1*1:1 Maitland Tractor Sales & Equipment H4.7272 ( 1 I. Ll ri dli I . i i • • (1 t i i ri . -- ri . u • fl T uui u u I fl I uiu• • Al-I MAITLANO ference. h '. ., Tuie -• --= '= - - ___ _____ - - __ __ __ - __ ___ _______________________ - :-- ly opulated, most of 1________________________ ___ remains in rural Ideal character-the ' -==-------------=---------- - _________ --- - _~ London D"pite the fact that England Is so Dense -_ - _ _______ -F r ~% _ . ___________ -Awl 1 OrtanooAve.yvinner Park Mall. Tel. 64 2060. Open 9:30-5:30. Sat 10-2. location. Convenient Ample Parking Friendly - I I* - * ; -I- V7 . -. I _m_. - - - -1 __ - 7 ./ -- - .- - - I i - anywhere in the world HAPPY HOt IDA VS since the end of World War 11 cording to store executives. the Japanese have taken up Masahide Sakuuchi, - -. . .,* - c1min, said, "Every0iing is in _____ • ' ______________ GE TET E - i ~___ _______ - .202 South Park Ave., Phone: :323-384o anti :12:1-7730 - 8 Per ranthi 1t '1 9 - - _-Z 7" -- -= . - ~__-- - TOUGH- DE#ENDA8LE-STROtG Attachment for vacuummq cress, lCavtS, ptneneeie% and tgtitI tier - IWEL Canhju .dn:e. aerate anø ertlie A,tm the pfoptr implement% VEM0Nr,TQAT10?4 WE NOW HAVE THE AS ADVERTISED ON iv insurance market," O'Malley said. SIN OE?im E MKIFORTShostBuft CASUIUUI conditions that pr evailed in tht. AND OPEN I TWOMODELS TOCHOOSE "They BaflhiAmericard establistitA by Insurance Com- will W11) condominium owners nactiincs, and ctticr technIques assur, fast and lasting results Phone for appoin mnt and tree trial without obligation, WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YOU! __ Master Charge SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER ry .M__ - u s. 11*40d" to the . t; - 13&h Aquq 4I Oil 11ON AUTO a, 32771 Phone 323.5246 attaft Poet& EkTV - ,-,-. 1$ custom designed low rates 16-24 Year Olds 0 Karsw 4*0 tiog" MERRY CHRISTMAS & • Open Daily 9 s Sat 912 VA - NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE mnis k &4 ' s SR 221% Filed . jejo.h 0 U r F.." SHORT DRESSES PANTSUITS j, & CIIfl AIJf Call ~Nl 5 ~ ~~_ 50% for Zfes - - as ~_f;, , 0 I a -- _.. - . -- - ~ -- 9 P.O. Box 2031, Sanford, Fl -- --= guidelines dealing with the sak equ pm,nt and It ii WO MEN'S ;li!i ;li!i Works Like a Beaver Drnm,brwo S"tt"Ar for all your office printing from $425 to $1300 - MEN 'S 99 The Riding Mower That . WEED EATER --_-_--_-- 10.00 ~~ COMET GRAND OPENING THIS $ _ô. t.... - tunformily Into IN, micertain ____ - _ Ne%% TALL.MIASSEI: - a' I i that you ply only SI lOfor ea'h pound lost with a MAXIMUM ot - ft fm- - . • Make this your m4wriest Chrittmas ever by accepting our 00r* 11w=% - suiners in hurry to bu) a new ,$1.00 A POUND TO YOU? traveling days-you will more easily. - yti's w-l-rn departint-rit stores, - ---_- hou.ehoIds ha e color tele isiofl But industry sources said the present boom in ' sales appears to be due to on lci SeI1XJ.'* short supply." missioner-Tteasurer Tom understand wliat tliey -ire Tins year, however, the fear lie said there was a general OMalley. Several companies. buyinginrelationshipti' what is of consumer shortages, rising feeling of uneasiness and that he 'aid have already filed king offered 7llOOrlahdo Dr. Sanford (105) 322 2811 prices and declining production many people were hesistant to revised programs under the _______________________________________________ related to tht oil crisis created make major purchases iii such gui delines whi ch wcre ip it general uneasiness on the things as fur coats, expensive pro ved after a conference tlel(i part of the Japanese concerning, I electric room heaters and sonie Nov. I %%livre U.Niallev ma(It. their economic future. high•priced stereo equipment. tItproposal.AIIcoinpaniesire SaisHours• It has come as an unpleasant The one major exception expected to follow suit in the ,. ' .st lOtol shock to a t,' grown accus seuntd to be color television near future 'We approved _i Sun 1101 !-- --_ tomed to continually ris'ng in- sets. Industry sources say the these guidelines to bring Some %= ._____ - Z ;~ - ~ ; - _______ About 80 per cent of Japan's has not been greatly inconvenienced by energy .qiortages. But next month the go ernrnent \pt(t' to tIpi slron n stranits on the oil used by mdi. iduaIs in addition to tigtitcr controls on industrs Insurance Pol __ cy Only about one per cent of the sc,otch Musky or smoked salmGui nes Are Changed Japanese are Cliristia". But on on many shoppers' lists. av- conies and economic success. "Jingle Bells"aruf other boll. _____ dreaming. icii: III . before prices go even high- nation ; - places to visit. Plan your In contrast to past years, the luxury Items didn'tt sell as well bined it with the traditional 'fakashimaya department store policies in Florida have been ________________________ ~- r~- ~._Z__ - and Isuirope. attics such as soap and sugar to shopping lists as expected Instead, shoppers The big fear was that the bought four or (Ire ttc IS Mideast oil cutck w ill -under much soap, various gilt food mine the economy, wtifttl for items, sugar and blankets years has been expanding fa Other popular gift items this icr than that of any other in- (.1istinas were boxes of cookdustrial nation. Japan imports ing oil, spices and imported almost all its oil, foods. Such items replaced New Year's gift-giving. or _.-_-.: ______ MIN t. - f-Wistmas shopping and com- spokeirtian for the large of condominium insurance condominium - parishes and churches four hundred years old still stand much as they did when new And of course, you rnustn t miss A sense of economic foreboding added simple nm-s- - - il • 1 1 1 ,1 1 ('OL'Li i1T!!-i IJI 9huiflTfILI.iIft..J 1 on its usual holida) shopping rated with Christmas themes, sets in December. equaling the er. binge this year, but with a dif- much like stores in America sales record set last year. So far the average Japane-w _______________________________ t -1 - , • • I .1 I IT .. TOKYO tAP) - Japan went many of which remain deco. Japanese may buy one itullion one I . =-- - keep a diary of your '812 U. ORLANDOAVE. ---- State __ _PF -- SOLE : ....John Gasa and Kathleen Donaldson ________________________________________________________________________________________- -- _ ____________- murdered, the villages of Suffolk, where Take rnaiI ,lotLLook 3221029 K Construc ion V ihlenRoad,Sanford I - S - was ll AC 3 - If • _________ ' 5~_ _-F,~ R~ W:- __ cathedral, Service . Travel ' Jfj " _. . 11116 - - .-' -i- ______ ALL MAKES -MktF--- =-- . ~ - --- _ -- Of T!-- V - LENK place for relaxing and SUSCRIBE NOW - CALL 322-2611 SPECIAL I :11111!1 ___ ALL TYPES J . ~ - - - ,fT1L\ - ,_ - Oxford, Cambridge and Better Than Any7' Other kT ,A rd HEARING AID REPAIR .- .._-_-_--_ --- where Thomas A. Becket for Better _tying " _" Ph 3231760 ____ - - _________________________________________. Canterbury and its RIISTI'\'i/\.S _____________ I Beauty & Solon 710W First St FIBERGLAS REPAIR Jan uary =--7 r story-book place. I I's there that you will find the white cliffs of Dover, CH PH.83 I.7257 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy.17.92Long-wood C.1$,L$Fi.Y.i.A wit I 1 --_ TTAREroR GLASSW Vale 4's Junior Shoeland 111INTALS FILM PROCESSIN4 ALL TY11111 A STURM 11W 131 I'M . / ' ! - - - purchainn done now. - Mv -. Southern England is a Give You That EQUIP ( -" I - ~ JOHN WE OFFER AWONDERFIJLARRAYOF "I Can Do Anything Feelin g" caw" it 4 SOUNO %""4uJ L_ ( i~_ EDWARD S SHOES CS41 uoou Yts - _ "a" Flools"ING fewig Lodge Ph. 322-6755 10 ____ ______ - - ----- _______ _________________ - If • DaytaWHk Open 7 • - .• Seii in ole ____r_- __ - ;~_ .- By ,I 0 - ______ _____ - IV!! W ______ i••L••. iability Req We red . Stcrre Bldg.). - our ~_ . --- . .; r -- I -- - - may I - - -11 ___ --- _______ , - - . __ _,_ Beginning Jan 1. anyone who financial disaster that n.'gtected to get this Important driving records They can opera'es maintains or result from an accident protection because of the cost place those motorists who have ,, At the Blair Agency, after a had accidents and need an SR motor vehicle in the State:f Florida will be required reasonable down payment, the 22 filing to keep their drivers Many people have ianored the insurance oremluin can be license. to thaw oroaf 1of liability in surancetrtordcrtopassvehicle Financial Responsibility la w financed with low monthly inspection. Motorcycles must already on the books. Now, it payments. The Blair Agency The Blair Agency is located be covered as well as will be necessary for the invites you to compare at S. Park Ave. and now has automobiles. This new law was motor Ist to show proof of proper rates before you buy. more hours to ser.e you better The Blair Agency specializes Hours: passed by the 1973 General Insurance at the time of thE Monday through Session In order to protect the annual motor vehicle In- in helping young drivers. ages Thursday 9 S. Friday , 9.6. and ciblic from the Spectlon Some motorists have 16 through 25, with good or poor Saturday 9 12. Adv . drivin . - Living Christmas Trees .t 1,1400 W. First St. Ph. 323 6&io 'Sanford YJ -- PNNNPP_ffi (Ii' ENTAN r &o Avoid the spring nisti Get your lawn mower servicing or L t,?. ______________________________________________________ ____________ SAL9$- SIERVICI-MIENTALS .,;. !,, 4, ,-)( 'P , I, ~% . 0 - \ - -_ ~ - ~ __ __ - 11*_ -- , " OUOST iNO ' New Insurance Law Ph. 322-6707 FIOUEflT ?. PE ..E II 1i - _____ OuUPatient Therapy HOURS 8-6 Monday-Saturday I vicing or repairs or new you are always assured of parts In addition to the Snapper blades Smitty's will pick up and 000d servicinq when it's Comet, SmItIys has many anddeiiver. The number to call 322-0808 Glass A Paint Co., Inc. Ph 327 4622 A ve. Hi&DQUA*IlSFo. -------- . ____ -- South Orlando Ave. In Sanford. leaves, pine needles and light S mItty's today, before the Smitty's. and is just what yj$~ Ringing In the New Year in litter. If can also haul, doze. machine Is all sold out again. good start In the spring. The Weed Eater which you the right spirit, Mike Smith at aerate and fertilize with the The Jarl sickle bar Is another seen adverflzed on television Is Smitty's Is offering a great proper attachments. line Smilty's carries. It is ideal special on the 197.1 Comet riding Don't be surprised if you we also in stock at Smitty's- This for heavy field growth. The sturdy, endb LtndeHyadvacuurIsanothet I comes In hvo models. and does eat mower this quality- product available at '-atcher , valued at S64,95, anot her of its attractive tea a wonderful iob of gobbling up lures, niaking It easy for completely free. Comet a complete range The Sna pper riding storage adservlcng. F or your convenience mower is a combination of the his service Smitfy s is live days a of blades. Smitty S stocks Wis Smith or consin Friggs and Stratton, most three r, Billy Dyson, will be v. e e k, Tuesdays through ingredients in a mower: it's happy to give you a free Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tecumseh motors, a 19 tough, dependable and strong. demonstration of the Comet any If your machine needs ser- Kendall oil and grease. dr'-'" in , - .0. `"N`N~ HAPPINESS IS A I ,,'-~ . NEW HAIRDO IN . 1974 _"`~ _C7 .1 - Pesticides - Fertilizers - Bulk Seedi Hardware for the Farm or Home '. I . Ovtido - - FOR HOME OR FARM - .11 . cquipnhr nt undir hygriic con rr'n vn H up 322 2811 Master Charge and BankAmericard are welcome WhI.'e checking out SmIlty, And you'll be delighted with self-propelled Snapper Is now in Comet t Smitt s time .her' youi friends are 222 Magnolia Downtown Sanford Senkarik t Ph 365 321S ~~_,~:!~-V, open Closed Sundays 1111111PAINT 5 w - A 8-8 Monday-Saturday *MIRRORS ,o er to have a other fine nio ers and la.',n and garden care equipment. The mo I I Personalized Professional rJiring Care Since 1964 -ç soon 322-3478 You time for the checkup, 0'II vv fl S i1 be sprouting again the performance of the Comet stock Thlshandyiittlemachlne rangeof Snapper mowers look vili If you don't have a lawn It works like a little beaver, has been impossible to get IV over the neat !Ittle self-propell mower, or It your old one needs mowing down all grass and some time, so it you're one of ed Atias mower This beauty servicing, now is the time to do light weeds that come in Its the people who have been sells for under $100. fertilizer t has an attach awaiting its it at ageiYd hflutT ,le_27 T: r Cov : e:downvat spreader :ca,:avae at NEW MANAGEMENT t.. a n r in n Smart people plan ahead 111111111111111111111- WEEKDAY RIDERS! 1-1 Garden which means it's low in at Christmas even more than cholesteral and ideal for all through the year. weightwatchers And by ordering Maryland All the food at Maryland is meals. you're saving yourself prep,ired with the most modern ,ind Vrur electricity hill enerq, ~F i 'i Route 426 ___ a~_ k.N\e, -1:,\-(y\e, 4riv. Z(XlitQ4- - FARM an - At- - 4~ Save ssories Duda Auto Parts d Oviedo Tractor Co. ''91 - - a .iaa a, as,rs .4AAlop 4!!T ___________________ Special. It's cooked in pure good you and your family or polyunsaturated peanut oil guests deserve this kind of freal - -~ The Holidays? / . There're lots of things that sandwiches this holiday season. make Maryland Fried chicken but mainly, Its so exceptionally Maryland Fried Chicken is ornaments light the candles,John Gaza. Wh,' u 4j_:__ .~~71j,r;); _~i - fare Served with French fries or creamy mashed potatoes, tangy coleslaw and hot buttered rolls, golden. Lrispy Maryland chicken Is a hit at any gathering, formal or casual, Deck your table with holiday SINI 1111"S HAS FINE RANGE OF MOWERS 322-8610 And out & / EQUIPMEN1 by a Maryland Chicken Is everybody's favorite macaroni salad. 41 I - - A __ _~.. -.;= '00 lr .4 -I --_ ~ r -, ___ Drive AUTO PARTS party Leaving For Located ne x t to the Plaza Theatre in Sanford Plaza .N.N.W.0" J fr -- Phone n2.4I ?A now r ; -- * ,,-=-,, t I "7_I- -_ 4 ._` i-~_'J i. -4 - A MOM 2012 French Ave. J 2587 So. Sanford Ave. Cooks The Me al From on into the New and then bring on the Maryland It's Parties, parties all the Freld chicken. You're in for a Lk ? 6~ kwC~1\-2-q 2-6 a ) ? ,y,p, Seminole Appliance Service ,i '' 323.2650 WHOLESALE I -- _- . E~., - ~ .4 - I - --.I 1 -- -9 , t- - I~. ."&" tlill _--m1- f _ u.i I ---.1 ':-f -- .I - - / - fly _____ , , ~&a H - MW IT ! 6~HOW cooking at home, when one ditions. The care and attention phone call can get you a great thatgoes intothe preparation of feast d when you want tO varymeal at Maryland? Conserve Maryland food is one of the If you are dreading the e& out eo fl)aifl reasons why if hours over a hot stove your menu a little try pick up an order here is Fine quality Ingredients is preparing food for your family Maryland's golden fried fish Gaza' s advice another E*cellent service if and holiday guests, stop oysters and jumbo shrimp. For You save mcney, too, Of- you're eating In the cheerful worrying about it. Get smart, more Informal occasions try dering from Maryland. A dining room also makes a w sa am y s ze. or party size, order hiafyland meal especially ._;r.~ guests at the same time. Call up w i c h e s : beefburger, of chicken costs less than Sl a enjoyable Maryland Fried Chicken and cheeseburger, for 1 k fo a crth r f CbL r aqcn fl kid really qu to bc it tht'e days n in your ou t,cuId be ordering .i lot uf famous Chicken these especiallyh 'kitchen Maryl and Scrumptious Maryland Fried accompanied r • 0-MaNTROM-A ~94MW4~ : .- . ''. - - SALES Yard Y3 Stick Buy Direct From Factory Ma ryland 4 ILl ri - I ?,tc-\~ our FREE New Mat:resses.sox Springs ______ . Oce4cc%'1. 16 come ' Any Size Made To Order pring - "-- Flom c~V\ea.6 ~oc Q'kl&a OPEN e ae /-A- K*T@To : __E . 6 - A -- . L LeRoy & Pat Taylor invite you to - EN IS FURNITURE "' Don' Monday, Dec. 24, 1973-5A ________________________ late! '.LlLL L t b l t or irie Save Energy 4J il OR MORE 1&1~~_~ c-\C5 ?ce ________ ________ _______ - ~_~~_ I -" N 4 .%._x HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED ,-- - 'A . 'a , . . _____ Seeds 0 __ - ___ - CALL 323 8424 7854 S, SANFORD AVE _.....-' -I I 11 1 i I _* - i: F ____ ___ __ I - FOR RESERVATIONS 7 ji * Fertilizers id- 10P - " 'CA I OPEN / NEW YEAR'S EVE We'll save ou money, time & gas Carpet Furniture-We have it Sewing Machines all Stop Today -Save 9 Pet PH. 834-3828 EULICATIONAL CHILD ( ' be The Sanford Herald Mabel Duggan 'Ach(q's Wor cl-*_-I', I t ______ A - don today for Working and Busy Mothers NOW OPEN - * Horse Care Jferr.s 9 Tac I ' L adies, Jewell - - - 7 0 2 ONE DAY SERVICE CASSELBERRY, FLA. 327o7 I I KEN --'.4 - U W~4" S Z&! -ID S 0I a, I 7 l I- i 1 :41 }1 I I 3t 5_ 395 Wiglets ___ a I i LI:tcvOr;I rw.iuy hfar y/ t i ftd FRI, - WIGS r R. I - ___ 2 'I- THROUGHOUT CENTRAL - A HAPPY NEW YEAR 'O Alene's Fashions ____ ______ FOR FREE ESTIMATE �- — - -.--.- .1 -.-. :r - -- _-.--*!J1---._ - ..ff...?- , . 111111111111111111 = - 6J \ -- rr. - IvloflUay,L ' ec.24.J9,3 f _~ Security Suffers Big " ,f 0 _N ,V , i --w- .10; 't I Oil 's I ________ I - 40"', 0 ideas M t — Cr s s O i CooI i The Arabs have a fine sense of timing with apparent promise of more direct aid saved Arab their new 'soil weapon." They fired another salvo at Western Europe, announcing that a 5 per cent cutback in oil shipments would take place as scheduled in January, just as Secretary of State armies from disaster, cemented the links bet'ecu oscow and the Arab states lined up against Israel. Now, it is not justthe Soviet navy in the Mediterranean that confronts NATO hut a Under the pressure of oil cutbacks some of the staunchest adherents to U.S. - European solidarity m NATO are now perking up their ears when French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert, Soviet-Arab alliance which has its ha nd on the its fuel supply. jugular of Western Europe echoing the old Gaullist line, calls for a European defense system independent of U.S. policy. That's the kind of talk from NATO they — Before the ashes of World War II had cooled, the same weapon. This may have made tdr. Kissinger's the Soviet Union began trying to neutralize the strenath of the Western allies. With jabs and love riception in Brussels a few degrees cooler. Nevertheless, NATO foreign ministers would do well to ponder the message he left behind— that the Mideast crisis and the Arab squeeze on feints of diplomacy, and currently with their producing it. Western Europe and the Unit ed States of America closer together rather than threatening to damage their alliance. It would profit the NATO ministers to recall that the alliance is aimed at preserving Eupopean security in the face of a threat that has iotIiing to do ith Arabs and their oil, or itIi the future Israel. It the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact alliance that NATO must deal with, and at this juncture it is obvious that th e i.ustans are delighted with the "oil weapon." The Arabs are doing a good job in their behalf. v. There was a time when NATO could look at Soviet intervention in the Middle East as part of Congress would go so tar as to say that r widely hailed detente with the Soviet Union is a myth But President Nixon in his fiscal 1974 budgetsoughta hefty $77.2 billion peacetime ap. propriation for defense. once characterized by Winston Chchill as the " soft underbelly" of Europe. limitation agreements. And the House, in voting recently to give Mr. Nixon expanded trading powers, iicated i lsck spect for detente by conditioning re proposals beneficial to Russia on revisions in the Soviet policy on Jewish emigration - a from his isolated position on executive con- r., .' • ' iiuv1luziLy to one e,n inure zraiucnes on I ) ': __ TELEPHONE J2 2o 1 831 9993 ~00N FRENCHAVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 WALTER A GIELOW, Editor and Publisher WAY11E D. DOYtF ' Adertisipg Director 6. Associate 'ubiisher FRANK VOLTOLINE. Geri&aI A na9f.' JOHN A SPOLSKLAssociate Editor WINIFRED F. GIELOW Comptroller JRICHARDS Sports Editor DEWEY ROBINSON Circulation Manager JANE CASSELBERRY COW"4y Edto. 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The Herald s a member of the Assoc.ated Press hich entitled exclusively to the use for reproduction of all the local news printed in th's nepiper ______________________________________________ -_ Hera I d Area Co r r e sPon d e — Black Community Longwood Ann M'irv H.'ic. - ' - Bear Lake. Forest City -. Lake Monroe GreSpnks Never th eless, detente ap- other manpower and weapons programs. The defense budget, said Rep. George Mahon, chairinanof the House Appropriations Commit- tee, has been "pared to th e bone." 71* Texas Democrat, however had not ken into con sideration the surgical skill of anti-Pentagon senators. hions senate counterpart, Democrat John McClellan of Letters To r , I the . I = . ,- 'V-. - r' / -. . •, ---.. I Winter S Nancy Booth J1I O'J) 535 ?7 - I—- - rity Fctr - langlewoud, E. Estates Goldenrod. EasIbrok - _.._--_-# 3 \ — A grow- companies. They maintain %VASIIIN(;TON I fl I cr1a c k s' W it h I he ing number of congresrnvn — helped bring on the oil crisis. Tort Club Gulf. which recently This has stirred talk in the government checkrein on criminal political contribulions for President Nixon's Big The troubled legislators campaign. has placed directhe contend that fuel, like the for.,, in postal service. conilUoica' Mellon National Bank & GeneraI F d S. lions sate'hites and her '1' ru government'industry n- Ha1ston Purina, Jones Lerprises. is too vital to the' Laughlin Steel, the Universi !ft in t of Texas and elsewhere, irresponsible hands. - Mobil men ru on the cent. — [ 00 national st'curltv to i i \ \\ ' - I it . The potentates of boards of Time. Inc.. Princeton and Columbia Universipetroleum not only have put p1trttI'.m, In's, American Express. Con ;rofit aht' id ' rAV-4i \ trim ' -, J - '\ %tOt.D OUT OR. HOT hold facts about 1uet Oil executives must be brought into government, therefore. so the flatRis can on the • ties of firms including the II. J - htmL Co 1pany. -' - Directors of Atlantic It ichfield ~ ARCO) also have a omce in the counsels of the IT'S (;rcak'r Sanford (.'biamiiber of Conimerce for their support during $$ ..____ *1.. $ I -. &lltlUV1lI4il, fly have never experienced a disagreement over the direction of this organization. And to the citizens of the greater Sanford area, thank you for the privilege of serving you for over 30 ,-nrvIpi-fn1 t'r Resiiectis'elv. JobinKrider LxccutiveMimiager ,..,.. UF Thanks Editor, Herald: DE 'AR ABBY: You seem to bave all the answer3 maybe you can help me. I want to get Into show business. f know I don't have the talent to be a big star, but I'd be satisfied with bit parts a' long as It's show business. how i get started? I'd gladly be an errand boy, or park carc, or run an elevator in a television or movie studio, I'd do anything Just to be where tte action is. i tlont have any contacts, but I've had this hangup about Holly. W30d ever since I can remember. lip 18 and want to do something about it. I live in New Jersey, but I'd be willing to move to no experience, and no special training shouldn't head wt a round-trip ticket and enough bread to keep him going for six months, But If you decide to go to holly. wood, buy yourself a Sunday I Angeles Times. U has n enormous want ad section. and It's thick enough to usr ali 2 mattress, if necessary, l)EAI( ABBY: I hope you won't think I'm a monster, but here goes. I am a 24-year -old woman with a 5-year-old son from my first husband, and a 1-year-old SOfl from Georges to whom I've been happily married for two years I , 'A " he wants me to give the boy hack to his real father, who i ;i!o rernarrie, and who woulel dearly love to legally adopt this boy. ISO ouid his new wite.i My husband says be can't help favoring the younger boy this owol and I fully understand, because the older is t hiving Image of his real father. Junior has expressed a desire to live with his real father, and he cries when he has to come home to us after spending the ekend tF.ere. i I also favor the younger boy, and I honestly I... .J. cannot vitø h" My probm is at will peopk say about a mother who gives her own child away? I know he'd be better off with his natural lather, but I'm afraid III let him go, I'll feel guilty. Can u help me? RN IN XAS ' '. ' 1_ - ~ S'TIU.. 'TtM VOR RVE1tL%I,E I $ . C0.NFIDF_%"r1AL To MY READERS: Have a beautiful Christmas Eve. Call up an enemy and buq the hatchet. teIiIfl' For Abby's sew, be.ki.t, "What Teen-Ageri Want I, X110w." stud $1 to AW&ail Von 11tiff". Ill tAsky Dr., Bev. erbr lUlls, Cal. mu. _______ ________ By WORRY George W. Crane, Ph.O M.D. CLINIC heed Aaron's query! r 0 on behind the closed door." - Exxon's directors also ' the hoards of six banks inciwiing the F"ederal Reserve The center study recom LJ-..-.I. ..( l'L. -. .. 'I'i. ...., - ,., ..,...,,l_ .44,.. t.,.._ ... U... """ " " ", ''K"- 11t'11 VIIId des reach into the North. Oil to take its lingers off the System; Mayo control levers of of a world shattering theological bombshell! It ONLY Instance where any deity ever deigned to unlIke to is puny mortals to show us th e fact %. I ' US III UUiiC Wiifl The successful United Fund of Seminole County campaign could not ha ve been successful without the splendid cooperation front your people at The Sanford Herald, I have never work ed with a group people so dedicat ed to the caust' th e outstanding volunteer workers in our campaign. I Feel the enthusiasm generated was grea tly due to ti-ic unlimited coverage YOU people afforded. I'1e.tse accept my personal and sincere thanks For the great ci-peratiwi, 1o'h nade the job UUM of as the Food Stamp office. But, she is suit wamung mor payment frcm Medicare and Medicaid her husband for 2 hospItalizatIons. Their welfare is cut off comnpletel' because she earns $20 a week and gets Social Security check once a m,uonth for $68.70. Welfare won't even nay anvthlne for his nu'Iieinø. flow In the world can the govern. ment expect two old people to live on $148.70 a month? They ha ve to pay taxes and buy food and medicine and pay utility bills just !ike the Social Workers. Can't anything be done alxnit this? Luis .M. Perez, MI). mining, drug and tobacco dated. - ' " e'hat makes , j I - ' In many localities, illogical building codes require the c0 llc use f matriaIs which Ui turn means f).insomtmnstancis. for example, air -------r vents- specified or singie'iamii t esidt'nces are base d on the requirements of large auartment bulili — " ' ' Item -- In our homes, apartments, office buildings and manufacturing plants regularly use scarce high'cost high energy fuels when abundant low-cost, low energy L43Urces would be as effective. . J 1 mt na LOOK AT WHAT I and , recent bridal shower honoring Fruit punch, nuts and mints bride-elect th th oF Preston Oglesby, at the and the hostess gift was a set of cliurch of C,od of t~rophesy. i,old colored goblets. SANTA Miss Tracy Howell, were served along wi e cake 42 —— 1 15 2 *rtu 1' , "; P. — — 3 4 5 6 7 ______ — 8 ii 19 F 11 71-I -——— _______ _______ __ ________ 16 17 20 _______________ - — — -- 23 24 r — _______________ AFTER aw topped with it Cinderella Ogleiby. CHRISTMAS Che&A - GwuIeu 1.o v c I y ChrIst decorations adorned the hom' Hose Circle of Sanford and the hostesses served Giirden Club met for the Christznasrefreshrnentsfrom, l)eeember meeting at the home beautifully appointed table to of Mrs. F. T. Meriwether on members and Mrs George Stine. Silver Lake. _____________________ — Following the b us i ness meeting Mrs. Cader Hart presented a Travelogue with slides on her trip to the Hol IWSE ('IHCI.E in a .s a ACETATE AND NYLON ut' st, _______________ 37 38 — — miss,ed this mique concept! In desperation, God must have flnallv made one List treat gamble to show His love, by sacrificing mankind! Tersely stated, Christianity This was tmheart of, for depicts ('odas a loving Father! never previously had any deity Other religions invarIably ever dekrrwd ...... n -n..-- In i.arr4finm ..--- - S4• a to ' - -- - ------ ' --- V looked upon gods as cruel dove or sheep to win us g*xiy dictators who even relished erring mortals. Incinerating us puny mortals So when God sent Jesus to this with lightning, plus fire and planet Earth, to prove His yaM brimstone from heaven, If we affection for mankind by of' deviated from their despotic feringlhmasaucsifketowjn rituals, us Earth children, it was inTh at's also why in all other credible! ,v religions, the human followers Calvary L.a the culmination of tried to appease such sadistic this remarkable reciprocity dictators with sacrifices of rice that God made for Abraham's and wine, doves and lambs, and similar willingness to pre-,-e even haman beings. Abraham's love for Jehovah. Until the year 1900, when Neither Confucius, Britain outlawed it, the people 7oroaster, Bud&1a or Socrates in India would still throw live Lver dreamed of such a babies into the Ganges as cataclysmic theological ideal Th at Jesus also came as an criflces tnnppeasethegod of Infant, born in a manger, furthe Ganges. The idol flaal, of the thee confused the world. Philistines. was often built Like rot they would have expected huge iron funsace. the a royal, fully grown & of God, th sujal throne () low WAIM" Vt V%A live babies as peace of1erina. Caesar and rig. the Earth via Although Abraham was $800 an Army. Christ's stress oil peace and years ahead of the smartest their I a wiifInto GauWa p of Ct,rist, for he believed in a were thus at variance with single God named JthOY.th, prevailing concepts. So Christmas Is the launching Abraham also sacrificed aheep uino'ssacruicetopemy to Deity. Indeed, Abraham once mankind, to prove that He Is a started to kill his son Isaac and lo ving Father not a sadistic offer him as burnt offering to despoil restrained. (*twsyswqtN$sD, Cf*i.. Jehovah, bid M u.mxs e. stsp.t the neal 1800 lbrotg xø,qsse s.4 II cs*t. N mw rs. God tried to reveal His yesg lE suffering parental type of , vii y$, 5 prtIø5 w (Nil — 42 I E — — — — _____________ 45 16 17 _________ — — — — — 1 -- cant S 1.88 vp. JERSEY PRINTS TREVERIA KNITS BY CIRCLE party Central Circle o( Sanford W sponsored by the Deltoria at GardenClubmetattheGarden Woman's Club was well . by approximately 100 Center for a business meeting, persons, Thanksgiving motif l)revailed with a huge cor- Mrs. B.C. Mire, Mrs. It. ft riucopia made by Mrs. William Wesley and Mrs. E. It. Woods, ('racraftplacedonthecenterof hostesses, used Fern and poinsettias as the serving table. Yd. ________ __________ V) (''1'1 The Novembe r _33 C * 03 OUR 49 lb $ OCTET SUPER QUALITY YD. tended — — AS ADV. BY COMPETITORS FOR S7 YD. luncheonandmusicalprogram. A — — 49 50 51 4 " — dessert — __________ —— 53 ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ decorations. 55 BONDED Mrs. IIAI. Grier. circle green president presided over the The committee. attired in dri'sse and mn L —— meeting. She stated 59 scarves, Included Mrs. Edward Mrs. that tlw Bazaar and Table Show l_ • i.aux, chairman; . (1elandAshnian,Mrs. Henry was very successful, with Mihlany, Mrs. Henry Central winning first place For INATBRIDGE Konigsrnark, Mrs. Rudolph the large table. Hereafter, Kraft, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, a''credItCtijudges will judge the Opening lead makes big difference Mrs. Arthur Wirth, Mrs. Clyde tables. ._-•, , ,,,. . ,, . . Muithwg Mrs. l{ !k'ar', .1 uu On Jai. 18, Arbor Day, circles West would have shown a .so Miss Sheila Smith and Mrs. 4 Q 64 ed point profit - the oo point William Cracralt. on th e grounds of the Garden •4 pt-natty for one down less the Tlwre will be no card party in •KJ 109863 - 150 honors that South would December, due to the holidays. Center, Central will give Crepe WEST still have ored.' FAST (D) The Fourth nionthlv dessert Myrtle. 53 4 '120972 Jim. "The hand caused card party will take place Jan. Mrs. B.B. Ryan and Mrs. G. V 1073 V K Q985 4 j considerable comment at 28, under the direction of Mrs. H. Drake sang a collection of + 852 New York's Cavendish Club + 63 Ben ,Morgan. .Mrs, Richard Christmas Urols. I *AQ754 #_ where it was played. West, an Blair is general chairmanol the sou'rii expert, was the first to that if he had stopped to think entire series of monthly card 4 AK8 I'OINSETTIACIRCU; V62 he would'have led low club, parties. He also said that if East had • A K QJ 1097 tM-I;ONA- The November . 42 not doubled. he would have I niecting of the Poinsettia opened a spade. This would Wfirkin g ll, NN (nnan -North-South vulnerable Circle of Deltona Garden Club give South time to draw ______West North East South IS was held at the hattie of Mrs. trumps and set up dummy's ________ h'aM 1 'Herman Wagner, I6IBS. Page 3 king of clubs.' Pass 24 3N.T. 4N1. Oswald "If East had )ust Pass 5# I I a.vs 64 hostess. bid hearts instead or his Pass I'au t)ouble lIedbIe' c three notrump call there ' Pass I'ass Pass Plans for "Christ.nas would have been no story at 1ening lead-A4__________ Giving" were discussed. The _______ all. South would not have'bmd president, Mrs. Norman Bell, - the slam and would have By Oswald & James Jacob) playeti and made a mild live that members of the diamonds" ,circle had received a total of 18 Iq 's'.'. ribbons at the recent Volusia OswalcL "With the )-ear end approaching repidlv we ______________________ Count)' Fair for their entries, might discuss some o f the ____________________ r most interesting hands of the S year." The bidding has been 24 - I INV Jim: "Here is one from a (P North East South free swinging rubber bridge West . 14 Pass 4 game. West opened the ace of 24' Pas., 34 chubs, w hereupon there was l'as.s 3 Pam ' no way for the defense to col- Pass lect another trick. North and \'u. Seulk tI1 South scored a total of 2130 4K J 65 2 •.' Q 10654K 4 3 white ......j -- — ACRYLIC — . C KNITS 25 PC. SKIRT LENGTHS _______________________________________________ will donate trees to be plant ca nointc marjn ii's rf 751J !a' bonus, 700 for the two game contract; 480 below the line DEITY SAC1lFICE8 .# . 140 — —— Card Party DELTONA monthly 1 Ilethlehem." R EG. _ was "It Is Not Too Far To I 1 CLEAN UP SALE Wonian's Club 29 30 28 HAD LEFT OVER FOR OUR The refreshment table W Approximately 40 Friends and overlaid with a lace cloth and relatives attended, including highlighted by a Large cake the mothers of the couple, Mrs. decorated in peach and white J. H. Howell and Mrs. H. P. 11,1114.%.. "'-" ' 3Uti P.1'' ' 11455 -' A - Bid (our clubs You are rubber; 50 for making the Interested in a slam but should I"V stress Christian religion'' — Item - Because of the low nrse' of (ui"lc thesp pact vsars it has been chea per to permit a leak of energy than to odi' fy or replace inefficient equipment. Item —. High energy consumption has frequeativ been designed into equipment, homes, apartments and Ia'ctories to rt'dta.e' initi;i) cod, tnus building in c'Oflst(Ierahk added lift'titiit' t'xi,tIIM'. __ ristianity so 'trademark.' as It were, of the 'tem Numbers of refrigerators use exc(.ssive of energy because they're improperly insulated iamounts lie same us true of many hot water heaters. Item - American ;)flict. I)uIl(jI,1gs 11-t.( ut-litly have as Item Ch _ __ unique among the many religions that have spnzig up love, to show that He w throughout history? Father, not a sadistic "Is it because of the Christ. or Herod. mas Story? But not one of Ills ureatf "Didn't Confucius and Hebrew prophets, such ii Buddha and Zoroaster and Samuel, Elijah and Isaiah, other great men, such as caught this revolutionary Socrates, ethical con- concept of Deity as a loving duct' Father. "So what is the special David and Solomon also ' ci . ____ _____ - ____________ "pr. Crane," Pc began, - tures. There is no concrete evidence the'increased light is benefit. %/, Ii CASE z-5c7: Aaron J., aged .'.,t finds perhaps slightly out- 4 28, is active In his local YMCA. Foundation. Toledo, Peoria or related industries and in. and Western Railroad; Na stututions, Bad Newc (tonal Pollution Control CornEditor, Herald: mittee; Dow Jones; 3M; IBM; Footnote- Although the The Following is a note my and the Committee for Nafigures in the study were ob--------------' ..i..- w wadaty flIuw inc e.-unvmmng thonal Trade Policy. tamed early in 1973, the .... .. UI of iiiy puucuL.5. II UU UOiL3fl petroleum industry's verthis in the Herald, please tb not use Texaco. Gulf sat tie' directors often leave the pa tient's name. - Texaco's directors aso one board room only to move serve on the boards of four Into another, thus making insurance firms, nine banks some of the study's A patient called togetastaternent and numerous chemical. ' iO6lAL PROOF •' OF oo . / ___ _________ ___ \ • that God Is a loving Father; so a sadistic despot! competing (if how much she owes you to take to /, /O, Christmas marks the launching simply do not know what goe-, Hell ..,. seants to go. So let him, and don't feel guilty. You'd doing the right thing. lug 132 at banks, 31 with in' An unpublished study. con' surance companies, 12 with ducted by the' Center for utilities, 46 with schools, ISin Science in the Public Interest, transportation and 224 with shows that directors of all 18 large manufacturing and dmbig oil ('f'rnpaflie,s hold Ifl' tributing companies. terlocking directorships. which, give them enormous Declares the center's conli' western . don*( and neither does your present husband. The boy Senators have also learned Broadcasting Company, that oilmen have ciuitls' ni• several museums, Union filtrated the media, unuv,'rsi' Pacific, American Automo ties, banks, insurance comnpa' bile Association, National Although the report is under exclusive club" able to take lock and ley in the Senate. we "corn man, if not con can reveal the highlights spiratorial action.... Outsiders much easier for all of us. LCOfl8I'd F. Unitas ,,.-, F' , - . ,Js.Iins..z,auizian United Fund of Seminole County Inc. -.'. DEtfl TORN: Under the Circumstances Junior would be better off with his natural fa ther, who wants him. You specific Would you please publish this letter on the "Letters to the Editor ..... _..L1_ waste le Monett were co-. hotesses fur LI groom. . Boy Scouts, the Eisenhower Not only congressmen b&I University of Fund, federal officials have had it Chicago, Pepsico. Lockheed up to the neck with the oil and the Atchison Topeka and and gas industry. The Santa Fe. PhiIlips another Federal Trade Commission, criminal contributor to the for example. has charged Nixon campaign, is repre' infl uence' upon just about t'%' dential report' "Oil Company er' tacit of American life. directors...form a cozy and our Ii lonor At Shower of ttave 460 "interlocks" Includ. '"'' ' 2i SEW & SAVE 4 now, Metropolitan Opera, Los AT&T and American Potato. Angeles Itanis and Boy bid, %the 18 companies Scouts. - , Ray Cromley - - By Abigail Van Buren nies and transportation Biscuit. Red Cross. the New York zoo. United Airlines. operators. not to mention the I N . ,., d o 11 _____________ Editor to v "11, as New York Life, National WASHINGTON (NEA) President Nixcn's energy experts are discovering some "unexcusably stupid" wastes of power Item - In government office buildings of essentially the same design and construction, situated in similar climates and used for similar purposes, energy consumption vanes aq much as.'3 por cent. Item - Though most home furnaces and hot water heaters are designed to use 70 to 75 per cent of the heat of ,, c'rihu' indicate 11i tat ,iruui,i I1 ..pIL Ct. dirt , , - or' }O' t.hk' and imploper adjustment acua1 effectiveness may be 33 to 50 per (Industry men say 88' per -cent.efficjcnt home furnaces are ractsca!I. ltcni Some standard home air-conditioning units u twice as much electricity to do the same job a other mod-' ..' - believe that the recKless .Nletropolitan Opera. two hosgreed of the oil industry pjtals and the Hollywood Seek to Curb I'oer Other Companies Senators Phil hart, L)The pattern is the same for 3 a Mich.. and James Abourerk. Standard of California, In"--,.qt~ !1 !S , c 'ir, a c __________ diana ailu i..o, Sheji, COfltI / ) , .-d Big (hFs power by forcing the nental, Sun, Union, Cities Siroil barons to break their hold vice, Gett', Marathon, on oil from the well to the gas Amarada Hess and Ashland. APP ......pumpsandtogiveuptheirin' ; ' Ii're'Sts iii natural oil . / Their directorships range _.../ and related industries into such various enterprises /1_c /'•• ' " way 1) Nr tl - ,,,, - Altamoote Springs 0. .' - Realistically not one of the projects that I received credit for would have been possible without the support and cooperation of hundreds of progressive Sanford citizens. Now, I must extend my sincere pintinn In my porters. i press--for their unwaivering support; also, I want respects to the Sanford Herald's Walter Glelow and .John Spoiski for backing this or ganization in all our unde.rtaklngs. And finally, I am most grateful to :l,e UUirs and Uirectors of the -- - ( 'i that I must admit were very flat. tering and welcome, ''- A n jt iii hc1p star struck s ego IA If Dieting is not the only 372 v'a" xon, Texaco. Gulf. Mobil. sented at Campbell's Soup. 0 Gtrw%ij G.,t--~ t'jte Mrs Clarence Snyder rM I73 US i r.r P raIutr Standard ulCahifornia. Stami' hlrirk Cards. Sears clard of Indiana. Stiel. and itoebuck, United Aircraft, A antic Richfield With Kansas University and the wlating antitrust laws rn Falcombridge Nickel Mines, contempt of the consumers. ju to name a few. F Editor, Herald. I am taking this me thod of thanking all those wonderful S ft. lord folks that gave the magnificent tribute to me on the occasion of rn retirement from the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The Krider Appreciation Day was simply unbelievable-a three mile long parade of cars, over friends attended the reception on a • cold windy night. Mack Clevela4id, Braily Odhani, Mayor Lee Moore, City Manager Pete Knowles, Harold Kastner and Buddy Lake presen ting testimonials - Chuluota Liza Bisker 365 52P ~ ~ ~ 0 ,_ - ' , 11, - ',_" " Krider Says H is Day Wonderf u I " . L AY-1 I 77he appropriation bill passed Nov. 30 wiped out $2.7 billion earmarked for accelerated development of the Navy's Thdent submarine system and 372 1611 Deiiona - De.8ary by Jack Antlerian the appropriation. 1~anforb 1-5pralb , enerity crisis. I %t parently took on new luster for 1IoememberawheniWokup consideration of the defense — 1m t\ '1uiUe1tu)eu in ueoate. Watergate should please Americans of all pe rsuasions. T - ts policy freely . .. . -and harshly , IQ acknowledging perhaps the ;irspnal within the bounds of The decision by President Nixon to move For Peace __ _ _ _ _ COPLEY NEWS Arkansas, promptly pledged to critic of the military, Wisconsin dreams. The bill approved for reduce the budget by $3 billion Sen. William Itoxmire, the submission to the Senate floor is Few people in goverrunent, in hLq committee. committee W exceeded Mc. S3,5 billion tinder the adminisparticularly those cicsely _____Led by the Senate's chief Ckllan's most ambitious tration request. and nthemise strengthen defenses in an area Other Thoughts thank the Arabs and their "oil %%-capon" for Settling Is est .-Vol. WX bb L, St. a strategy to extend Russion influence into the Mediterranean. The obvious response was to beef up NATO naval forces in th e Mediterrean DAVIDA BRYANT Manaqing Edltdr CROSS 41rejrn 'Fr' i 4 ed 48 DArk red U4 (hvtr% brown I &lih.rk *•j , ;% !Q iI C IA 'J fian'n(n(.rr lay gibbons S'S Pelt ._4 .i slrn,tjt ,urne 57 Not Ilsr how :ç)P1Iivh: Sedirnentn 17 rrm. ________ ______ depo;t %utlI* ipl , Is Dainty coi(irs Yo S,,,r--.,I 1: , I I It, mg I I-A IM, , 'I, %;!", J1_,1 200k1 ornjn,,,tt tiO lit.,, 19(ierk Ivit•r lab i t 22 Wrong diHng MreiIs flStandard4sb ' iSupport 21 Nipa palm 2iM.'sent ib, 2I'artiche 24 lfldorwiian 4llrmwrary 26 Things added 3 Hurmtse wood 1161-And shelter 31 Sumalran prates 2S Broken Iih 45 Irish tax Arctic 46 N.r uS, 1ie31 sandpipers Feminine inhicaiin1 who SHang bell name lqwr cau fear II..H47 l;r. 'Get P 6 Pub drinks t, 4 tie dull ant 38 Filk is'ah 7 Silmh 30Shirt-front 4 uioring SOtiscuring ornament 49l..earrnng 41 Auditor sab i 9 % ool i rimitt 32 School subject rquipin'ent i Single unflb 4hhhuualdsngsite IOHuianriv er iSSimpie 1t'arctslphtIs 37 Russia Isn't highly visible strength of the Soviet navy In the Mediterranean and the reported buildup of the Soviet nuclear h.0 5.1. W 16.t Ilit' hoard rooms of Europe's lifeline of petroleurn should be drawing T "i R W+ Monday, The Sanford Herald Bride-Elect Tracey Howell L pursuit of detente, the Russians have tried to convince western Europe that it did not need th e protection afforded by the Atlantic Afliance. heal some of the wounds already opened in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by the use of I Power NATO The new round of fighting in the Middle East, in which the Soviet airlift of weapons and an Henry Kissinger arrived in Brussels hoping to i s 11 L _h ,~ ~ _H 4 COPLE'I' NEWS -11 - - Ar Colors TEXTURIZED 1 YD. JACQUARDS FIRST QUALITY REG, $400 YD, 100% POLYESTER BRAIDS & PRICE TRIMS - 100% POLYESTER 60"W IDE AND u, FANCY I< JACQUARDS DOUBLE I KNITS - -. ' arid ISO for the honors," 'IOl)AV'S Qh.STIUN Oswald' "Quite a haul conYour partner continues to four GEORGIA GREEN is a certified cosmetology insidering that if West had spades What do > d is opened a low club as he structor now managing the Answer Tomorross t)CW David Lee Wit! Salon in FUNNY BUSINESS Downtown Sanford. -----R Pe RnII Florida, Mrs. Green lived in I troit l sears where slw attended rosmetoIog' school, She now lives in .\ipka. Mrs. Green has five children, three sons and two daughters. She is also a n:illener, and enjoys making hats of all kinds. In twr leisure time she loves to lwi, and pi:i' basketball and .softbaIl, •.-.-. POLYESTER 94 (1) _W V ' _ ____ _______ _ ____ _______ SKIRT LENGTHS VALUES TO 1700 YDS mote siossis in that directIon. -, 100% FULL BOLTS - --_'.-., .- I- ! rinc ; -'-- - I I \ ( ; II \! I-: \ I #'i i a i ivy IU SELECT GROUP OF $388, $483 $533 N \ul. 't (;III \( & \l\111-At the We'h,-,iio WW6.11.1'..1 l W6.11.1'..1 ,' - 'ste'5S e'ati make it t'a.o lIP ,itliust ti tour mii.'w sw,-t I rouneliiiis, and iimlM' 11 tv si' in tour l.o e ' 100% J $ 88 POLYESTER DOUBLE I 0 2 KNITS PER V D. _________________________________________________________________________ BRUSHED 4 WA1'CIuuI I 'Q SUEDE S 00 For Our Big Mi AFTER CHRISTMAS ~ q AI 1, ~! 3J 9:'? F 4' ' I I1l1 LI SANDRA RAWL INS See Wednesday's Herald SIDNEY THOMPSON 934921? Altanwnte Sper logo IV go 1100 French Ave. 1100 French Ave. SANFORD Hrs. 9:30.6p.m. Daily Closed Sun _____________________________________________________________________ pri POLYESTER OUR PRICE 99 IlilDA RICHMOND The Remnant Shop 251 East Michigan, Orlando 3796 W. Colonial, Orlando I lona — I I $9I REG. 6' YD. 531* COMPETITORS _______________________________ Hwy17&92Maitlandln___FernPa SHIRLEY MILLET SANFORD nix SOUTH I I AIlS? QUAt IT V Wllkil • "STONECUTTER'S" DOUBLE KNITS BEA HUGHES 00 YD. VALUE 100 Yo I" YD. SEW & SAVE - �— _ ~~,~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~ ~ __ _ _____ Monday, Dec. 24, 1973 AY. DECEMBER 25 - -- ~ L Hodgepodge I ____ HOROSC 0_P_E 12 Feminine sm go tht he arefu1l iiranizcd And built UP with 3nother individual for there are potential estrangements Maintain peace and tranquility throughout the day ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Be sure not to criticize others o1' the there Id besenoiisargumen t$Be grateful its the sP1 p rit V that counts Do civic duty well. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You have a good day to study new aims that fascinate you, mu you may find that you are more content with present set up instead. GEMIN10fay 1 1 to June '1 1) Make sure you keep promises you have made to others and not get sidetracked by new developments Show your true devotion to close ties IMOON CHILDREN (June 12 to July 211 Show that you are poi .-cted emergencies that inay arise - i __ - .- — I .~~ I iz ill, :V, ..1. 47 ExpungrA F p (h41 zitp ;rac:m)unI 1051"per s 35 Turf S43UfldS 36 Indiana circuiarh fl Fat I3Itcnia, 18 Danish %eIght 3hlho%r '.h Formal I5utiI' od 40 liemv% 2iParithsn Louisiana l3Surrender DoW to4nu1 $ aii ktn ar - 30 I 61'alatabk N-1 - ~'XNT (_ ,_ -.1 - .i .(. `4 F') ) •_•,.••••••_•_ iti I r ' 3 5 4 6 7 ,~',i _% 12 -, - 3 0 16 — - — uGC-iNG OcFCE I's 1. 0 — — — 28 - 30 I — _______________ rZ_~ -'- 41 42 4J . 44 145 WHEN YA GET IT ALL ) AG51EL%&SLE 'MINCPS A407NAV' MRIKS . ' 47 49 I — — I - ~ Is I ^ . .- ~L DnI I I L K I C% r) I IL I"r r- r, % k-% AOL I A Communion dress ,_ FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1973 \.k .1j, SIRN3 50%ie m:%14CC& T9:HWiC,kN . , - T NEREF; 61-4CLILP ,~J 13ACKTO C' C AR - t r,6' I 4' )'V- - from the Carroll Righiar Inslitut• 'sproblem - GENERAL TENDENCIES: You have an opportunity to put in effect your aptitudes and talents- But don't try to be too forceful in gaining the progress you desire. Mike a point to tone down your demanding attitude Chow appreciation for others. 2) to Apr. 19) Making plans for the future requires a combination of the financial with the creative: Put family matters ahead of all others now, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Go to right sources for the data needed to put new ideas across. Listen carefully :o advice NEUM j . low . - ,. = . 1 I kni t- hat it is you desire of them and cement better relations or the future. Follow your mtuiticn new, LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Mike certain you do your share of any work you have agreed to do with others. Take it easy tonight and restore your energies, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You can enjoy recreation today provided you keep poised and calm despite any pressures that may suddenly arise. Relax tonight. LIBRA (Sept. 13 10 00 22i A good day to make plans for i ard more prosperous future LxerLise your authority a happ~er :7. : ;!.-;_ 1-...;*.;Z M.;,rusz;. Aii*su iijusiscilia. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Noy. 2 1) Take care of those duties that were difficult to handle because of the holiday season A good titne to think of future expansion. 22 to Dec 21) Plan how to add to present abundance. ct a business expert for data you ncd. Sidestep one who his an eye on your CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Study your appearance SAGITTARIUS (Nov. well and make sure you use right methods to make y3ursel( more attractive Extend invitation to a friend AQUARIUS 0an 2I to fell I')) Forget the social and .rn&j;c ,-,i othc rl`&Lt;~31 side of We Cons.ult with an expert and make long-range plans for the future, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Contact socal leaders who can give you good advict rc&arding your cherished aims Make sure )ouLonurol)ourternperatifl times today he or abe will IF YOUR CHI LD IS BORN TODAY. .. ant to feel seciare and *:11 wotk towaid such ends in a most dfligxm fashion be sure to direct the education idong lines of building. banking, or whatever is of a constructive nature. Give the r*.t kind of spiritual training early in life. Make sure the diet is right and sports are enjoyed "The Stars impel, they do not compel What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! Cswll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for January is now ready, For your copy send your birthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Foteast (name of nev.spipert 11 0 BOA 19, HoNywood, Calif. 900.18. 6. ~' , . . -_ 11~ f . j I . VVETINO LOU FICA9P AT THE wmEEL OF FOR10!E. ' 'I - - ' ____________ - - . $; " - ,_ I ( . 1 (A C. - • . / L'- . 4 -,-- , - -f- ( "It V--.. - - ______ - i '.., -it DEAIi GIRLS - We all know thery iiia certain amount of chance in laundering anv very olif ;irtielp 93aut ,,,i----P.0 #- ---r-wei sun. previous care and fabric'uwd and so on can affect the Ifinal outcome. There Is always the danger of colors "running" so the water temperature must be carefully checked and a corner tested first. After carefully washing and pressing out as much water as possible hang on a line, or preferably two lines a foot or or , . ":. - 0 *? - %% _ ~_/ /11 !A j ,.i;' Z\ ~ t .~]' I 9!~,: . 7~ _ __ so apart, that have first been covered with a sheet. hang It ~,- '. . - I . . . - — I t (- . I ••.. ... . _ .- •.. - . .. .. BEETLE, GET TO " - WORK 01Z I%L MP 5A%. E YOU APARV-' -,OUR BREA-rli4, II I GV' I , A . - I :i __ T _________ - L2~ '2 I ~ , I I - 0 2AJ 15 -_ ) i THINK ..—. -- t'' S 1 --'-' come SEE 1 oe_%~, - - .- 77V . ia,., .I _-., 1. .", , I -- ,f.# r-\ ~r i 11 _____ 5 _ ___________ J IC Young ' l, MEA (A ' ____ - '(OTATT ' - T~ ' 7 1~j_~ --A,,,r I - -,v I ,( 7'CU;Z BULL , ;% __ _7 41, •y:'r-' M — ~~ . .J~' ~. . ___ L z Iii~ I FrE - #-I z t i I . : 11 I .;, I I __ .--. . /_ * ~./ *14. -1 _ : 1 U 4V ff,=~_1`160%~ ~ !d4_ . 11 I IT - . : ~".jj-_ f- - - ~ fPnF0RD-oRmnDoMnna CWB Z_ . : 4 :A;: - 1; C I - __ - I - - Falk Lr ~~ 4 I ,1:%N SMaNnees, Mon,, Wed., Sal., 1:45 P1,1 f . lee _____ - -4* - - ,,,, Le "CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR"' joaft 0041 (44) Troublo With MAS-11 3 . .. - ABCBARUV CHARLI - (4) Secret Storm ON "I -- (9) Temperature's (44) Bold Ones 8 - 30 FIve 0 9:00 (2) The Magician 1 Special (24) Special (44) Movie 10:00 (2) Police Story (9) Marcus Weiby House Of Steak (9) Split Second hat. reWcne 1:00 'oev Is$ecpti ve Lucy (6) News (9) All My Children (13) Young And Restless (44) Movie 1 30 (2) Three On A Match (a) As The World Turns (9) Drama Special _________________ J ..... - p4v / , A' - $149 SPECIAL A MJ' )OPM I ___________________ i. *1 ,,,K— - ., 1\ 4 ~, : k , - I' & ' 1 LOUNGE OPEN DAILY- i'Ciu0' iou. - Lives (6) The Guiding IIVE ENTERTAINMEr,fT Itif Llyht Night (44) Patty Duke 3:00 (3) Another World 3:00 (2) Another World (6) me Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (13) Movie (44) New Zoo Revue &Uam f"e - 'The Country-poia?on Us At 7omw3.1. SMAW.* FW Sound" By. 13un Wo I / HAPPY HOUR p U DAILY I P U la AND HIS BAND Dance So your fa v orite 0. 5 qlmw NOW DON'T MISS THE . PECULL - LUNCHION $ 45 sd KING SIZj eOZ Manhattan or Martini, ,, $look Em txi -1 i ,Iq-f E~0"ieA% ' 1 - \ A;ea To pwfoctscn br,;, ir-j To Orftt AM Served *011 75C "/ I A Paked ldlaho PV610 ( . N. FULL COUBSI / ow I-* DINNERS ~ Programming from $295 I (6) Newa (9) News (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogan's HerGes i __ BUSINESSMEN'S \ .. 113) Local Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show , I 4 $95 Off ; ILY M Ram t Or qences 6 00 (6) News 1 .. . (24) MisteRoger's Neighborhood (44) Green Acres C') n \ untd??, M The Fiinfalones (9) One Life To Live (24) Today In Legislature (44) Bullwinkle 4:00 (2) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) Gillian's island DRINKS I S1tOn" \ '; hn ,-- - ' 1 i- - / I' — (9) News :::) ( tatfu I Ulf (44) Movie 1:00 (2) TomorrowShow ______________ I I ll'Y. 17-92. North in Ft-RN PARK honwea / cattimit4&WI (9) Sunrise Jubilee VEAL PARMESAN Choice of Two Vegetables, liz lb. Western Sttak choice of Two Vegetables . - ,I f~~---I Sq46 ., V I I CENTRAL I LURIUA ~i OLUEST AND FoNESr STEAK HOUSE Entartainment (13) Movie I — /7 - - ~) I . I 6 Is, 11L'0(7) Nt I / _.~ re . saford Pi 3fl ItQ We Still Have ~ 9ff --- and Sy rr ;"L - I I ,- -_ rIod Theatres ( ____ THE PHANTOM -_______________________ 1140 / I r 2 , i -, , I I -. .) ~1~j I m-___ __ - - _-.~ ~ I I i .. n~ 0, i c• ~ ____ _____________ U ~'Iii%ANT A 7" - 614L-tRT ONC- I BEETLE.- .Yl3'4' 1 ____ - To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) LUCY Show (I 1) News (24) SnaA White 1:30 (2) Sale Of The Cent liffith (9) Dvsly*s Trail (13) Movie 8 00 ssde Rising - - ~ A PA59. AW ANY OF 411- ~ I 0 I I __________ ''" — (TUPKEY! <r.~ _-I r I . ri J L __________________________ ,p Soo . '' -, ~! I BILLS ___,~ I ,e '11_~e_ ' I jusr %%,AN A C-CCO LAUGH KknPI GAVE YOU W'ESE tS7 ~I ,'I- I j 1;:~ 6 -- 1 - 6 VKONT I. , , 11 EVENING . wANr mFM DO THAT? I __ TUESDAY --- - - Wo Zj___ ~~Ii l~ . (44) News -1, .. r '' I TI.4EuJ QW f,r~ (~ql 4 c Li, - BLONDIE 1 ) ,:.,, - T-PE5EN'W - - - - ---' P-N,l / I , go-9O~ ~_ 90 * -1 I ___11 No-wo)7kc.) , z "_ _- (I ~ ,N I t"T"s' , . 4 ;~~,- -, -, 0 1~ DAG~--'00D I CAN YOU LAUGW LIKE .- - -..-. I. AZTIT3- A) /. .. - - - -_ 11 SANTA CLAUS ) r,-Y ~_ C) 0 5~~,~ "Q--A LJ'.4'\ 1E!E! %----' __ - - I- I-~ L L I __i L i., :V.5 To Mrbll* A CA;r- cn: JN9r-4k.JITr-D kATE - e, C,,W+ _. N ~. ~ I - I ' _____\ I r I ! II . ; -1~ . 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) 111--.,!c Mort Walker -14ARY. r : to 4.1 • A '•' F . %,A 1-f~j&"A ' BEETLE BAILEY and put themeat mtLstard and I mayonnaise or o slices of his assures r family of sandwiches that do not havt -, 2_~ _______ ______ ______ - 1W.- ; /111 I '" evenly with sides and corners matched and do not use clothespins. Never grab drippings ends and twist water out but it out aps between two bath towels. Never hang In the sunshine, A breetv day is best A-a the drying proccs% is as quick as pos%ible. Ile 'llner nber much of tite' ultimate succtss will be de pendent on (he condition of the quilt and the washing method. Never wash more than one quilt W a time. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - When making meat sandwich - . - ---.- - . , .:7 - '.LL. ~'* -___1 1) , ( *' -~9 1-1 .. V V, OH, IT COM'THE GPM (XJT ALL. Rk4-1T _______ _i:i_-" I .:~ Children 11:30 (2) Sounds Of Christmas (6) Bless The Lord All Ye Beasts (9) Wide World Of Ent!rtaInunent (44) Movie by Dick Cavalli _____________________________ WHERE MY MOM WANTO mF- THEY tWP IT WaXD DIDN"T IT 'T"LOING, 11 10 TAKE THlCRYT REM ANY GMT GE T THE R.1in-iiN' 1 -IIAaro (MONEULD 6Ft)TCUT? FRANKLiN'S. REFLj4PEC). : ~ .% /% .% 1% .- _ 1- I . . ) '41-. ---- Cor- \ , -----. ) IP%- \t* , , - — _.~- _." . _~~ ______ U__'__ - . - 11 , ...t: __-"\ ( \ , "I' / -7-.W— - . Christmas (9) News (13) Starcast 11:15 (6) The Rights Of &iEOFQUICK E4ERGY 4 . . ~ ,.. ___ - . I I I / - - (44) Movie 9 30 (a) Dick Van Dyke (24) The Killers 10:00 (6) MedIcal Center (24) Washington Talk 10:30 (24) Book Beat SEE WINTHROP - -.BLrr w4EN rH0Y wANr ( 'i. - xi~~- _'~ ~ - 9'00 (2) Movie (6) Here's Lucy (9) Movie 1 WHAT -X ____________________________ V 11, ------ - I 1_ (6) Love Of Life a.o(44) Bold Ones Z X PAINT - TERENCE HILL , ,q MA I () Password Revalations (13) Lotsa Luck ! -4jJ-i_.II _____, __ ' I - / , -- WHEN WE WA,NTA )fT9 BAD IVRX TEETH... / ill 1E by Dick Cavalli -S ''' / 1/ / . 1. YOU k?40W, IT -) ~-, (6) Gunsmoke 11 N/ "AM Tlieway 12:30 (2) Nem , \\ %orw y "I I" Th.sa1,4aty C.icsAre tac k, ~ Pyramid (44) Fury ]I.-00(2) Wizard Of Odds America / " (9) Let's Make A ;,~~ ../. -, __ !.I 1. 11 - _""'I - C I 11 /! ___ WINT HROP %-_1 i ll~ A0 by Bob Thoves - , C., PT FRANK AND ERNEST r-- .. I ro =V= -. roft"W 10:30 (2) Baffle (6) The S10,000 7:30 (2) Untamed Wor L. I I ______ 10:00 (2) Dinah's PIdce (6) The Joker's (131 News --- ' 'I) . &I!I -- ,!/ . — ( - - -. 11-4 I _-A- 11111111111111 - - 4U ______ _- - .- DEAR POLL\ Ethel might (ry my method for washing her 85- year-old treasured quilt. Fill the batlitub at least hall full of barely , lukewarm water and add cold water soap a nd then the quilt. Let it soak for a while and then use r suctio1) cuP Plunger to VERY GENTLY stomp the quilt all over Turn frequently by placingthe hands 'under it and turning. it will be quite heavy with all the water in it so do not put any extra stress on the delicate stitching except by placing hands underneath it. Rinse with clear water Several times and ju let the water run down the drain. Let quilt lay as it is and squeeze only by pressing quilt against the tub. sever wring. Before washing check quilt carefully for broken stitches and repair with as smal4 stitches as possible before washing, *-4 ~, OU HAD 1~ v - 1 I. 0 A I I __ 11. If,, 1 SID I Oro -w, U @Aa - Show STORY" 1 - SZ 07: ~ -; " C (9) Mike Douglas Show "A CHRISTMAS A __ 4 - __ ____ - l . present iHEj WE DROVb OUT HER&. TO o: T5 .'i.L - - ; ~ _____ _____ - . iic i.: -I . by Bob Thovi, . 0 by Crooks & Lawrence . _;. I I ~ 1jr-_ , 7 - .1 ,-EELSRA~F I . I / I rc ~A -'-' 7:00 (9) BURGER CHEFS OF CENTRAL FLA. .- fill X *Wn (6) Hogan's Heroes . 61. W IN 'rnIr41S airni 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo 7 00 (2) To Tell The 0 CAPTAIN EASY O'. r - ~ it . A I .1 I I . I DEAR POLL\' My Pet Peeve Is with the pattern cornanes who do not make patterns for shirts, dresses and that button down the front in sizes one to three. This would make,, dre&sijig small ones so much easier. - ) . NOW 5" _111-0 • EVENING 1 -W _ . A ARIES (Mar GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) It is wise to go over ',1 : -,anci31 , stitu% %~j % ou know what should be done as the new year approaches. Sho% rnore devotion to mate. " - ' FEE 4 11?R \ j. %~ FRANK AND ERNEST ____________________ - 11 - __1 ""d C .. iM -1 , - , . --- DEAR POLLY - Thave us( moved into my own home and was iven boxes 0/childhood treasures that my parents halsaved for me. Included is my first Holy Communion dress of nylon that is now extre-mely gra~Is there any, way to restore this dr whiteness7 - MRS. J.B. \Ak i MONDAY 0 r - I'IAIUiIISAY3 . ii,skj r~~~ elevision by Heimdoht & Stoffel . I., .. C Al , • j I WIATR15T` . F0VjV- - V - I AMMW@F,.- 1 , . if ,T I - . - .., * m1da ~~A011111111111. "001 - TIVIV.1-12028P j 14.114.. 14"M ______________— _________________ - ' I I'i 1. L ~Cl. ~ mjP BE-TTER ORN-3 N,---.A'. I I i%,~_L 1,00 - J,Xrl Ill: :) , -_ r f I eq , 4 f 6. N--. 4 b Crooks & Lawrence ';aEOIZ.31F y - IS .11 - i, 6) CHRISTMAS" A very touching, story about a black minister 9-11 NBC "MY SWEET (played by Hari nodes in an CHARLIE1,01ERUN) A fine all-black cast) who takes his pwfllit U 111411%'. I CAPTAIN LASY - _', f `:~.. , - - . ' t. / .. I 11 Nrl play themselves in a story concerning a domestic row they have. -- 110. -,i iI I -- . - 13~v .~ - El It! FILLED "\ té2'L. Y - __ q1 1k I 629, Hollywood, Cahf. 900,1 8. ~I I ~ - T wiTh I *1 .: 11 PE __IL - ,> (:A- . 41-1 --, ,- - / / C"- .. i _ i , I f ( VVHArr- ~rLzR HAPPENED "4 THE wl-J,5E WITH THf .r APPARENTI-1, E&ZiEC':%! 1----~- OL00CPSH601 n Or%-kOPE I.. 114 W __ ,-IMOU4 y , I, ,,-,, e* _ PUT T'GTNER..: r I " j , _~ 1, - 46 14 —' i ~ production which won many family acrou the country to a SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS awards after Its original new pulpit he's been offered in EVE A traditional evening of telecasting in 1970. Patty Duke California. After a grueling trip seasonal music with Doc . added an Emmy Award to her with his wife and four children Severinson directing the MtLqlc, n Oscar for her performance as in their battered. old c r, the helMl by I "H TWri GAM E IS T` EMXAM WHO'LL HAVE T' S I 11 , j 1 '% t4 L I 1 ( ' - 4 by Lorry Lewis _________ V THEY ORPERt. FRO% TI4ESTORES WI.4EN ThES CHEAP FLASK -I - by lkrndohl & Stolid A LC : _________ V FLASK ~, ._1 I I 39 is in an irate mood and could spod this fine day for you. .%fake t hi s a day for better understanding with all. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . he or she will be 011-C of those OverlY active Young people who should have the . :ncrgirs channeled in the right directions where pre be Send to the right shoo and I to duect the education along lines that include t rouble-shoo tins work Teach to be diplomatic and tactful. "The Stars impel, they do not compel" %,hat you mil your life is largely up tn YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for JIMuArY is now rzady. For your copy se, birthdate jond — . - CP .I I I i — I s . V~ I V J# 1 r- -, - I 4LR4rW E.. ! /~O r^ 71 - ,-CA WkATS TE 3; DEAL SFIE CL"1 Time Previews TV 11111 Church in flubertus, Wis. .' FORTUN ' -- - 11 b r', 11 . 9 I'M LOOKING FOR A PRESENT ' PLEASE EXPAIN liFflCERO! , i% ;ELLIN') I'm - ——— — - make rsdiral changes, but it's better to count your blessings instead. Assist a good friend who is in trouble. 'WS1 P.-NT 4 __T I ——— - S 24,1973-9A Monday, Dec the Southern, bigoted girl Wiio arrive, only to learn the church Mancini and actor Victor hides out with a northern black and its congregation are to be Buono. Viewers will hear man (Al Freemn Jr.). Mar. displaced by a shopping center. *'White Christmas" "The 9-9:30 CBS HERE'S LUCY velously performed, Miss Duke Christmas Song" and "Ave I ttir I turned out Ucrs. 11.30-midnight NBC THE Maria," among others. (RERUN) One of show plays business's best-known husband. by her parents, who encounters . I,, '1 4 1 .lI(; 4 1U wife teams Steve Lawrence Freeman, a northern lawyer ii 21i~_Ir E trying to elude police who want U: and EydieCorme getcaught '4 ' umped-up charge. T I,ucy s tentacles tonight. They "O' .: / T CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS _________________________ _______________ . 'C p 19 26 - T•:-. 1 __________________________________ BUGS BUNNY 25 DAY 161 VN So GET Bv5y, _____________________ r4A'.,K$ 3'DD;5• FR CUGS SUNNY 24 1. ' \Er.SITE JUST I ;)f — AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You are in the mood to % so W."Ift rojqEf _. h hl1 8-10 PBS SPECIAL OF THE WEEK "Messiah" A beautiful Nersion of flarWel's classic, performed by the Arion Musical Club of Milwaukee Ioriii.ance conies front (lie 1lo1 .I Oro I— " . The Sanford Herald V .- .:. . -1 ' I e-1 20 for c\tr.J,4t1t or puttingon ai:s that YOU may tegzei Iatcr I'ake time to make your surroundings nester, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make plans for adding I o your present abundance today and you will then know how to procted intelhgently Think of your relatives. CAPRICORN (Dec,to Jan. 20) You may awake feeling 'Tk'cd, I.'I: 1 if You meditate you soon turn this into a feeling of _ I 0 18 17 VAT Sb-lp.,.!rs , 0 I .j T, H ig - )N 41A 4N 15 I '.' ... I 14 *.I P 12 ,~q I". /d. . "11 10 , ( XL. 1. ".'— (10LLC-&E OFFICE EMPLOY - 11 i w 14 OOP! , %%,No*. iT • I. I I IT# . by Larry Lewis - ..< I- Grout I&SE L F.' MERRY 'iIra it , . I . • -' ir ;REAT,OOP! I COULDN'T DO1E8EflER Th? '7 i CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS lV 0 .... i ____________________________ -_______________ ____________ (HOW5 1 ' ii ___ ____ 11 iIi t., f. I _____ ' I hecornesa most delightful and happy day h z± - ALLEY OOP ___ - 11 X . , \\ ,, ? 1.. I 1~' _.i 1 I . -. . 0. \~~ 6=0 ( - 'J LATER... I 4I 14 —L, _.— • - 1A l , - . RAPPEI4E(Yfl) *.P'l as many good friends and associates as you can. VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept. 22) Although you want to have a ripping Wd time, settle for a safe, sane and thoughtful one Show a cooperative spirit toward others. LIBRA (Sept 23t:Oct") Control your temper at home j, d show niore thoughtfulness for everyone and then this 7 ±: - - \ou WHY EEZE'* ?j cBrTER D1NA -LI F .- 60 ON AH E~~N SAY SO! 11. I A ETS ç CLJ ~U ~-)jv ., ,~ f - GOO r I)A NOT SURE. - wearx)ntaIIr$AO,4 4%1thicai tr i i Welts LEO Ouly 2' to Aug. 21) You may &wake unenthused for the day's activities, but rightful thinking can change this See .'...;iij — by Doy. WHATS '-f---' r , j - -- 0 NZ=1 . I-_:.-rTj~ 3 --1 ki~ ;vs- rZ '( k.fl4 19 \ flbbU'i NtIIIi $3 fleltrain 20 Letters 22 Alleged force 54 Sitimoid ces iFcuurs '7 LXN - OVE-1z I 8 le - 42 liea%.N %eight 43 Lebare'le ' Irry 14 C oAk ellation 15 Winne" by Day@ Grout TA COME QUI, 4JTius Cifld at ,iJitOfl t : ELi. 1 - _________ huh ___ iT CARROLL RIGHTER 'S h-'\T)\_1 - ALLEY OOP I 1 tttifo~l6"--* G 11~~ - - ) ftom the C;arroll Right" Institute I ,%% GENERAL TENDENCIES: This is your day to I - 1-5 1 j '. ~~~~~~~~~ I 1 rr III!=!_ a - low il~!-. 8A—The Sanford Herald FOR I ; 9=828=1 ~~~~~~~ ___ . — — i lb. Chopped Sirloin OR Hot Bread & Butter �— 1OA—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, 1973 Monday, Dec. 24, 1973-1B The Sanford Herald National News Briefs - Rembrandt s Found •• CINCINNATI, Ohio APi i'olite are questioning 10 young persons after to stolen Rembranills were recovered along with more than 1f of $100,000 ransom paid for one of the paintings Police Indicated charges would be filed today against some of the 10, all under 25 sears of age The group includes two omen. Police said more $50.000 of the ransom was recovered near die ex. change site a I Foster, Ohio. The two painting.s by the l7th century DUtch master were stolen Tuesday from Cin dnnati's Taft Museum by two men who tied up a watthman Museum officials valued each painting at 81 Million and one 1 4 tht in suffered minor . - :. — - •1 'j/';LI Ir -- — — - - • ___ - - I W 71 — w F I - .. - -. _____ - POW's Special Joy 0!NES, Iowa (AP) —orAirc.rceCol. Dwight Sullivan DEM this freed 6 years. "1 a4ways felt wnen I was over there, tlat my first ChrstIna3at home would be the best Christmas e.er And it's turning out that way," said Sullivan, who was released early this year. "Of course, I've gone a little overboard on buying gills for this year. I guess I'm making up for those six Christmases I missed." * -- ----- — -- :• -- 12-Days Cost Hike TIlE YOUTh I of Grace United Alethodist Church will present their living Nativity scene tonight from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the church lawn, Airport Boulevard at Woodland Drive. r eat tiring live animals and Christmas music in stereo, the display depicting the birth of the 091 P 0 i PdgeinapartreeandtheaccanyingFrenc hens, leaping lords and maids amilking for the "Twe lve Days of Christmas?" Be prepared to pay at least $12,402. The Christmas gift list that some gallant Englishman prepared for his lady love back in the 170N has been hit by inflation. For emaniple, live golden rings, amording to Tiff any *s of Sati Franc&o, sell at $150 apiece — totaling S750. And seV*Cn SWOM 2-SlAimming range from SM to $350 apiece, which would bring the total to at least $1,400 Just for those birds. 1 0 pCI ' - çe (J( i enne - 008%1961G. R ecor d d department: • an or Voluntary Fuel Saving LVES -ç The Singles 1 69.1973 4 '66 (7 ' 6 , P Pr ,, 0 !00 I roro ,. I V Hazards Check Asked — AMA oncikivene %Or . ii I ft eUnq I 1. 1t ____ 1• — (AP( — The emphasis will be on voluntary fuel-saving measures until Congress returns from a just-begun, month-long holiday recess. The House and Senate adjourned without taking final action on the emergency energy act sought by President Nixon, but Nixon expressed confidence the nation "can get on with the job" without the legislation for now. Plaza WASHINGTON (API - American industry should be \ork1nUo soot hazardous defects in products before thpt are placed on sale, said Chairman Richard 0. Simpson of the Consurneir Product Safety Commission. Simpson said the commission, created only seven months ago, already is supervised the recall of nearly 5 mIllion individual products for potential safety problems. jj- PX L....... —. 100 LP 4.66 TAPE 1 II .66 66 4. LP TAPE 4.66 LP 66 TAPE 5. ' $* -- 20TH Century — 20TH Century -' Wor ld Motown News Brfs e 4-1i i - 7 Dawn -' l'IIM)M PLMI, Cambodia (AP) — Thi Khmer Rouge fired three rockets into the heart of Phnom Penh at dawn Sunday and another f ive today. The rockets Sunday killed three persons and wounded three and were the first to hit inside the city in five months. Four of the rockets Monday were duds, die fif ill landed in a field, and nobody was hurt. The Cambodian command also reported intense fighting Prek o p'ints on the east bank of the Mekong River, Tameak and Prek Krabau, 14 and seven miles northeast (of Ptuiom Penh. LP 3 66 4.66 Rogthe TAPE - - 3 .66 LP 4 66 TAPE 3.66 466 L TAPE - Follies STERE0 ALBU \ M se Of. r ' trM" IAM1IFU, Morout cAPt 1kIgian and \oroiiir officiaLi are trying to find out what caused a Belgian airliner to crash while approaching Tangier airport, killing all 105 persons aboard. The Caravelle jetliner slammed into a mountain about 20 miles from the airport du -Ing blinding rainstoriti Saturday night. The plane Male vocals Instrumentals Get them while 57 4.66 TAPE and morc TAPE 4 66 99' they last *F %%,,is chartered by the Mor(wcan national airline, Ro%al Air Maroc. from Sobelair. the charter subsidiary. of It : . Sought ,. saijena, the Belgian airline. Air Maroc said 65 of the 99 passengers were Marot*cans, many of them students returning hnr f the ho.L,,,.,, and L .)1 WeT mostly Belgian or French. . uuavi L riceH'iok gii: r Boy N ` Blow To Ja a A/c WV', Charge Iit — nney IIANGRUK, Thailand lAP) Thailand said today it will propose a one4nonth cease4lre to allow Communist insurgents to surrender to the government. The Defense Ministry also proposed the dissolutlonof the (mmunist Suppression Operations Command Thailand has tieen fighting Communis t terrorists since - wui'r know utht '4 y ou' re lo oking - _Y of Sanford Plaza Penneys: Open Christmas Eve 10 a-M. t09:30 p.m. Ph.323-1310, 1949.The anti-Communist agency has estimatM there are inside the country. A AA B ecarneivian By D1 AVE BRYANT Santa's reindeer from our roof, realized that Santa was these things together for the and our Christmas would e nowhere near if Dad was Little kids?" pretty bleak. making all of that racket) I Quietly, torn between not Memories of profound events Natur,11y, as we tay in our crept from our bedroom to the wanting to forsake my (luring a person's life have a beds, whispering that this sUirs and peeped down into the previously unshakeable belief est uro e way of leaping from one's would be the year one of us living room. in Santa and iny admittance subconscious, depending upon snatched a glimpse of the jolly There, whispering, giggling into a tiny part t,f the grownup the "pasted" price of crude oil the season, place, or company. little fat man and his reindeer, and fumbling with several IN[x)N iAI'i - 'the LOfl( world, 1dndedtherest iiiies of Western Europe and from $5.11 a barrel to $11.651. One memory which seems to we lapsed one by one into that disassembled bicycles and stairs, squeezing between mom Japan are in for more hard 11v posted price is an artificial be a common denominator deep bbadul sleep that comes tricycles and stacks of toys and and Dad, and helped. a result of another big priceset by the producing com- aniong most of us is tbe day we to children only (in the night clothes, sat lily paren and y Later, after iny aunt and ii'..rease in the price of oil by panics as the basis for calcu first learned for real con- before ChnsUnas aunt and uncle uncle went home with the the Persian Gulf governments. lation of the taxes and royalties firming all of those nasty Suddenly, I woke up. My Softly, without making any assembled toys for their And government sources In paid them by the Western coin- suspicions that there was brothers were still soundly noise, I crept halfway down the childrens Christmas tree, I took Caracas said Venezuela, which panics that produce or market indeed no Santa Claus. sleeping. I remember being so stairs to better hear what they my second trip that night up the supplies more than 10 per cent their oil. It came for me on Christmas terrified at being awake, and were saying and better see stairs to bed. The price of $5.11 was set in Eve in 1949. My two brothers possibly scaring away Santa what they were doing. of the oil processed in the Dad, who walked me up, United States, will raise the tax October. The posted price last and I had been tucked in for the Claus, that I scarcely breathed. It only took several moments, thanked me for helping him, reference price on its crude January was only $259 a bar- night by Moinand Dad amidst lest I make the slightest noise. I'm sure, but it must have and asked that I get up before rel. Jan. 1. the trappings of ribbons, bows Then, as my lungs gently seemed like an eternity then, the little kids in the morning "to 'hit' six Persian Gulf producVenezuelan sources did not and assorted remnants of our reminded me that Santa or no for me to realize what Tommy help put the finishing touches" ers— Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, disclose what increase could be giftwrapping presents for Mom Santa, it would be a good thing Campbell, my big friend in the to tie gifts. kti,I Aim Imahi and Otar expected in the tax referenceand Did to a,,a,n brcath I hcard •t — cd nI irut. Christmas changed for me - announced Sunday after a price, which Is used (or calcu. As usual, we were sternly my Dad coming and going from there was no Santa Claus. that night, but somehow, rather two-day meeting in Tehran that tating taxes paid by foreign oil warned by Dad to get right to his car into our thing room. Sly parents and uncle and (han suffering what cotild have effective Jan. 1 they would in. cuniipaies, sleep, or we would scare away As my terror subsided (I aunt suddenly stopped what been a devastating encounter crease the taxes and royalties they' were doing. Dad had with reality, it turned Into a they co1lct on the oil produced • • spotted Inc. healthy ritual In our family — front their fields from $3.06 a Son"he said, "do You think Officials Want A Great 1974 barrelto$7,an1ncreaseof you can give us a hand mtting for the "little kids." per cent. By DONNA ES John Zacco, fresh from his the people 'harmony and They did this by increasing ii'rallStaff Writer victory in last weeks runoff prosperity.. election wants to see all the —im A& Z The spirit of Christmas My wish is for Mr. councilmen working as a unit prevails today in Seminole's for the city and its citizens. We Williamson's health to improve Managing Editor Area Deaths arrival tonight is awaited in he said hope and expectancy for a great Iongwood Councilman the things he wants for Councilman-elect E. E. Longwood," it. I- Ic%SlIORTHt . I hope Santa brings municipal officials, wishes for hope for a good working council , Seminole more energy and less himself a return to good health to benefit the people and the B. 24th St., Sanford (tied today at crisis." County Commissioner and for the city governmentand city." she ad(ied. his residence. Born in Green- Greg Drummond, celebrating with his family, said. sboro, (Ia., Iw cattle to Sanford Lake Mary's Mayor-elect in 19.14. fie was a retired citrus Margie Hess wants a year of gruwt.r member of First rotpt ration and happiness for Ihipti'1Land Church of Sanford i '1 • where he was a deacon all the citizens and officials with both working for Lake emeritus. Mar Survivors include his wife, "We want it good Mrs. Estelle MeWhurter,, VICTOR G Lii ILS ' mayor 'anfodthree son, Carl A , (oufl ilnin Helen and James McWhorter bot,i Keyser of Altamonte SpringsTuit story is told of the great Dutch arLit who was of Sanford and Doyle F. McWhorter. Bartow; two said. "This is all I want along commissioned to paint the portrait of a famous man of his with continued good health." country. daughters, Mrs. Doris Jones After weeks of work the artist completed the painting. It and Mrs. Elsie Mero, both of Mrs. Keyser will be observing the,holiday with her husband. W;1 -. bemutifully executed. Wonderful in detad—vibrant in Sanford; two bnitlier, Juhui R. children and grandchildren. lir . McWhorter, 11inatilla and Ray L. McWhorter, Eustis; three sisters, Mrs. L. M. Lomax, Isburg; Mrs. It. E. l)avis, 11*11%, - al rd Irwin Ilunicr, Winter s' new sworn into office two weeks ago,looks for "a spirit of ' atlo fl More than I3crgine, Immokalee; 13 cooper . anything this is needed .n our grandchildren; six greatftv And citizens participation - U Prince of Peace is presented each year at the church. The public is invited to a Christmas Eve communion service at 7 p.m. The service will conclude with a candlelight procession to the Nativity scene and congregutiunai Suigilig ci traditional Christmas hymns and carols. "End Of A Dream" SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Want to buy your true love a %OOKIMNAT __ LIVING NATIVITY SCENE -- ( ___ Al 1,1iIN i cp'.-rON, N.J. (A P) — The Gallup Nil says 54 per u. of thoseswie t s)Tnpathizewi srae n the current Middle Fast troutles. up seven per cent from an early October poll. The polling organization also said only eight Per cent of the 1,514 adults questioned IXT. 7-l'o indicaLd their sympathies Lay with the Arabs. Awareness of the Arablsraeli conflict has grown steadily since the ar started Oct.6 An Oct. 6-8 poll showed 88 per cent had heard or read of the Mideast troubles An Oct 19-22 survey put the figure at 92 per cent qnd the latest poll listtl it as 97 per cent. - - #A Israeli Support U III :3 / \I'k %'I $AN ML SPACE astronauts have planned some surprise Christmas Eve festivities from their orbital home after a Christmas Day space walk to view the comet Kohoutek. Gerald P. Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson were murn about their plans. They said only that they will beam a tekviinn show to mission control in the evening, The ttrq ut 'r' in tfw with 1 Ur - .1 - / l ';9" damage. : Skylab Christmas - IN I (harg(!"f arrangements. Csethrry Councilman Funeral Notices ,siI be held WeWwday I 10 .) I !% M. 61 FirSt 841plilif ChUrCh wilh 8a I ____ McWHORTER; 8.F—r*nc;1I =I:: - L' (1 - ,. EADQUARTERSJ - [IIN FiURI I&1IftflI - — .' some tulips. The fbrers were so beautiful and olorful that painting 0 iotLucLavu vyv3bvyuniutctuupa. Sometimes we all tend toma}orin minors. In doing wwe peace uZlPOfIdflCe on riva,t ma ers .1 ftailed o I:t •i,... A c . a . i ' a, tt Sflu a t ___ entire picture. It is diff icull in many instances to see beyond Demand" modets fiV / \ ' .-- with a Permanent . Press cycle that gives ll rmanent press fabrics proper wrinkle-fres can. Three water IevJ $eaect.oneto choose / from—up to 16 lbs. of mixed, heavy / I washes. Toug OUR TIIOUGUT TO BEMEMIIEB Those who look beyond small things---set' iwct' of the world. C .. RAM heavy duty const ruction. WWA KOW FUNERAL HOME --77 - fl You want a washer that's within your budget. but is still equipped to handle big loads and modem sYnthetic fabrics. Thts Is 0,19 of our "Most In 4.\ - In We foreground of the picture the artist had painted those who ewe suct—t he uuul _____ JV'j COMEINAP4Or,EEUSNEXTWEEK FOR PRE INVENTORY BARGAINS Sanfo $'Lnoo hU7 Co. - + .• -- - . - -: - - - --------- - - -- - - -' -. - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - : �- - 2B—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, 1913 I I Four And Holding :.FLORIDA -. - U.. - 4t" -. Super Bowl Count Continues By Lee Geiger ::. F u t u re F i r lit s &me of the finest matches made in recent years have beth tgued and ill be presened around the nation, early next year. As most people know, Joe Frazier will finally meet Muhmmnad All In their ltig awaited return bout. The fight, scheduled to take place in late January, on the 28th 1l over closed circuit P/at the Oil JoSpnJ-ts st.aiium Au, surprisingly enough has been installed as an early line 8-5 Favorite. The winner shovid get a crack at the champ, later In the - . - - ...J . - / - - ldrrs33, Steekrs 14 3 fl and 10 yards s lllanda kicked Field ptting points on the scoreboaru ever Icthe Raiders 'ot ortut tutu in range and insuring that there •'- Stee lers used to for the kind of last-second heroics we eliminate Oakland from the playoffs a 'ear ago. DolPhins 3-4, Bengali 16 (i1wtnn • •hOfi tW') frightened Miami, scoring 13 pot Hurst Muhlmann field goals and an interception %,u( sa C) Neal Craig returned for a ID, in the final 3 minutes o first half. That cut a comfortable l8joInt Dolphin eau uO fl to a less-awesome five points. So the defending world champions did just 1at. T K).ci iii ('Ut Cincinnati in the second half and got a second TI) pass from quarterback Bob C,rlese and a pair of long range fieu goals of 46 and 50 yards by C,aro Yepremian to finish off the BengaLi. 7',E'1a!' i L1 ,. ••, . 1 -' ' • :.'' I'tiIi' jjfl V _____________ .4.'_ - , •. £ - tiJ toda) pound4orpowid, Jose Napoles, the world welterwei ht title holder While , over in Par Is , 7On) Mtin dine, w ho recently pitched a near shutout over Emile Griffith takes on the • k- - __ - - ___ --- - - i. -, - -. - "I ____- - The lightweight division, a group of men that can gle a lot ______ the'lnk"thatisduethem,)sljneduparealker(orM& 16. The current WBA World Champion defends his title against onlynian thathaseverdcfeatedhirnduring his thirty boutcareer, (24 wins by KO), F.steban de J Duran, from Puerto Rico origmnall) won the crown from S I'lJfl(l }- a Ruchantn ith a 11 rourd hO Ti n st tral mnths Liitr Iot a 10 rourd decision to de Jesus in a non-title go The challenger's record is an 'mpresslve 33-1 wIth l9knockouts, snd he halls from Panama The nzur of the match has agreed to meet Buchanan in New York ata date to be announced. Anametokeepinthebackoryourmudiflthe1teeight dI%lsion 1sZo%ekBaras,whoshotmtoprnLflancethashing 'ictormes o ci Armando Muruz and In his last outing stopped the former chamnion Bilh Rcku.c on Nn rnbr th - -- - - ' .- '' . - -- - -, -- '' —- _ ' - -. . f! "'' ' -' :- , - ' - -or - •. , . ____ .. •, c ':i: _,,: - ? . -- -- ...." , ' ..-' - , v . M ,. .: - -. - _____ ' -i,. . " a _i'. - .. " . .- ' -. -- ' MANDICH THE MAN. CAN HE DO IT AGAIN? itanding wins in their last contests. IAcata over King in Orlando, hi1e Obed stopped the sixth ranked middleweight, Mike Lancaster of Seattle, Wash, in eight rounds December 4th In Miami - Roy Barrientes, whose three-round starching of fellow Texas welter-weight Augie Gomex impressed most Central Florida fight fans on the last Pete Ashlock presentation at the Sports Stadium, has signed to fight Frankie Young for his Texiii Welterweight flUe in Houston. a real banger, has rung up an impressive record of 18-3, in the welter division was Augie Gotnez and we all know what happened to him, while the middleweight winner that month was John Pinney, who was fortunate to comeaway with a draw after his eight rounder with Teddy "Bear" Murray. Former World's heavyweight champion Miamis Jimmy Ellis was upset by the combacking Boone Kirkrnan over the 10 round distance. '4 •&. Kirkman, now came's a mark of 30-2, compiled against mostly stumble-txjm.g, his one big venture, before Ellis, was a two round debacle against George Foreman in the Garden, during the winter I'm l (catid i'n-...ttn hhtdv) w tight iflfl) Lurt.o con Untied his climb with an impressIve 10 round win over Argentinian Carlos Salinas in Miami Beach. Salinas came Into the bout with fine credentials that included a couple of brawls with top rated "Bad" Btnny Briscoe and a draw with the world's middleweight champ, l p A y a,a-1 erez. / 17 L ri Li Ladefealed junior middketht €p( his record dcanwitjia lOr ide er Charlie "Baby Fullard. Tlusu 1fl!lit p.' -' . - rt: -ut Lt' We next time around. But, here again it Is iu t';utd uc doubtful that the MCI1 and Perez hada taste cu what can happen ttyou stray toofar from a ,t ii there ul1ed the boner of the in ' I Ii Ciii' 'Ii 1)1 Jt 14JU L,(UI 3 traik lightweight, is back In tr ', 'ip it I r au ' rrcurr' a t rr that began in Clando, Andres Tortes in lampa. After that loss he seemed to Ioe interest in bing and finally dropped out completely. At the time he was I i e'i,,hth in t junar h, iweg41t U) the w wId. , . - -' - -. ,... - -. - . _____________ - — - -'. , _t ____ _1L - - ' ---" - ,. :. ,-. -_-•----... ?-,",'-' -.i -.--. - _______ 1.-, — a - 1 - __________________ _.. . Monday, Dec. 24, 1973-38 No. Ion defense in the SEC. .lu.unm alu b-t-n .a hu-ul lu', V. oody itayc.s of Ohio t.ak, L Schembechler of Michigan and John Pont oI Northwestern. ,,,, . - . -. IL =_ e -- - _ F__ - ____ ________ -' _________ 't'' - - I • , ,- 4 --j.- __________________________ _______ --.-__ _________ _____________ -- - _. _____ . - r - - CLEARING THE BOARDS DRIVING TO THE i "- - . --. ,, E'JEW" i Ii ' Bowes takes off on a two-point drive with another former SIIS cage star Syndey Lloyd right on his heels, Such action is found at Sanford Iiddle School's Gyziuiasiuin Tuesthiv and 'i'hursdav night at the mark, as Chase found nothing but frustration while fighting the Bankers for a 1cn's cage action win t jjtraIj Photos by .1 ichards _, For ,Actions C)uring Jones Tenure FSU Faces Possible Football Probation Al i * Florida State faces any punishutient," said Jones. "I know it would have been xi probation or reprmI w1is tr)ing It) help two kids much easier U, restitre conmnanu by the National (Mile. who were In serious trouble. We lidcnt-e in the program," he - - -- . Foreman I in Court 'One bos' was thrown out of a roneous figure is characteristic donnitory and I removed the of the whole affair. It was a toother myself. I didn't take them tal siiiscarriage of justice." before the einminiittee becau.se I lie said I"SU President i)r, w thur sdmolarships would 'itank) \l,mrshall athktit, Ii tx' ccnipictely cut oH. My in- rector John Bridgers "and usymention was to help the boys self spent so risuch lime defend"The letter of the NCAA law ing the school and the program howt.er, sa)s this was wronl' ihat I didn I ha e situch time said Jomtt s I would call it ,' left to think .ibout football technicality. "We were always preparing world heavyweight etutmtspiun, Association and will soon I as been named in a federal resume wholesale signings of hhupp, i2, underwetit surgery tourtconteliil)t tiiotton alleging college underclassmen and ti an Orlando, F he,, tR1Sl)1ttl he Failed mu dicluse $360,00cl itt expansion tnt ti1IjOI' television 14 for a perforated ulcir dkM1 Lssetc -Sccretar Tn 1.1 D Dsu1ki Cu,ui ada,i............ ' vt a,i ',P'""'s ltupp's wife, Esther, said was Filed last week by George ire no ot'torsort'1 Ituppto remain BOSTON tAPi With an av- l"iresnaii Associates Ltd., of : c ,mtee uicrger in bed imiuthi of the timni and i-rage if 293 Baltimore s bill Philadt Iphia a partnership Tinkhaiii told 1 he Indianjnhis or-tired hint to lx quiet tim I),i is has captured tile in- sharing in F urun in s boxing 5tar 'unda) Ys. re now talk "But tat s line, tine," slat thvtdual crown and the Orioles, profits. It seeks $360,000 which ing directly it about 50 under: whether or not our off-season stands publicly. I Just didn't drills were niandatory, and you have hint' to cn;n'h ttstball." hut sIIer all, it s only beets a ' us t 1 a isumber of Inter I hut 'it misinoles all 10 pretatlons when you start try- starls this year. trig to determine what is or isn't Jones said he wasn't sure nuindators- . lat would have remained at the I tit n I think F SIT is guilt) school if tIn. N( %A had isiade a FarSeid 77. Wm & Mary 57 get in bed "he said "I'll hay' to cancel souse speaking en gageillints but I w tnt to get .' - Doctors orders call for a qul- an By lNI)IANAPOIJS Al't The Alit-rican Basketball Assou ation has called off the truce THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PtA WI Pci 0 8 SI) u',. ,,. - ;sr... Erc nd M.dwet 'n:uir' '""•'" '""" -' " ' .anr nqe es 2 12 7 Los An Golden St Saturday'i Oames 321 Ho; Ton10 6. Qpetec I W'nt'ipeg 2. P4e England 0 Cleveland 7. Mnnesosa 1 56 15 .556 2 IS 20 179 s 13 2 PS 7 Poriland $ Sunday s Gims Saturday s 1an 350 Chicgc 6 TorontO S Jr%(y 6. Wonpeg 3 as Kantas City Omaha 177, alaS) BuS au '' - G;niet -' Pi:c Sunday's Garnet " - ciev Ne* York 99 Deirot - 5511 4 31 III 13 20 0 26 1*9 531 72 0 U 102 134 6 0tion - team batting championship in derived lruiii F oreinan S St'Pt. I an indirect basis tlte first year of the designated title defense in Tokyo against iuitttr in the American IA igue Ji Uris in I inklu tin cud tin. ABA is also Davis, formerly batting I tue part'iership. which also foriisulating plans for cxchmtiispion of the National asks $15,670 in attorneys' fees la,Ision into Chicago, l.os league, had 156 hU.s in 432 and $10 niilhon punitive danis- .-ngck's, Toronto anti Mexico I nuts at ti pri- itul', w ii i pni litt it I ut v, thu d n uttd to xl lw' tars W-nnpeq 2; - Wet Oitton 59 II 0 3511) I3 Edn'on? Dsva,on Otro, x C Omaha ii II 2 101 I It 2 21 H ''q 'o Il 455 3 11 7) 315 7 Atlanta Cleeland ' ommy Davis little er a week. ttm Rupps rt turned trout F linda in the private plane of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Brown Jr. of liuisvslle. Mrs. Brown is usa urit stocklioltlt r ins hit East Oivtion W L T PU. OF GA I -? 12 115 IX - : Central Divlon ts I) - it tvkb(-dtion, - WHA E :er co: t.rence - SAN H(AM.ISCO i,1i $ in I - - -. reinjurc it in tht second quarter. On Again h'rI;arUnn.Lrs)of tuck' ias ci all (.oach Adolph ltupp, whit didn't iiieani It Sta) Florid4i as long as hi did, has rtturnedto his lexington home area " 4 - - an d) age verhhhk Jones said. "There were two was stretched and in which boys, both a year away from iilayers wrestled as Jlrt of their graduation, who should tube conditioning been taken before the schola "1 f l I exception The only score in the first half came after Varner punted out of hounds at the Florida five. Typically, the Miami defense held the tsaltjt auto tn uiisequent punt set the heasmuns up at the Florida 38. A short drive led to a 26-yard field goal by Draudt. Varner's punting — 10 times for a 33-yard average - helped keep tht'Gatorspinnedinside their 3CLntIl his only bad puntof the night gave Florida the ball at Miami's 31. A 30-yard pass from quarterbackDavid Howden to tailback Nat P RuPP o onie tt)C named the game s outstanding back, picking up 157 on 23 rushes andgettinghisteam'sofllytouchdownonathreeyardb1s TheRedskinsusedtheT4ormationtogettheballtovarnerm i (ten and gibe power blocking to either side Florida Coach Doug Dickey said the formation surprised his t' tin aid k€pt it off balance 'They made enough yardage to win and we made enough mistakes to lose," he also said. Miami recovered three fumbles and intercepted four passes. Fumble recoveries set up Varner's touchdown and a 45-yard field lean Basketball Association uris released by the league funds from the match to hi lit'!! and Hupp is a niernber of the Saturday. Davis had 13 hits in intact until a fimial hearing. board of directors, another playing capacity and rule infractions, according to will as an)bod) in the country. cause I felt it would be easier trinnan, 24, are business inure victories than any other (kirge Scott at the the Fort lauderdale Sun-Senti. manager Leroy Jackson. "We never ran off any kids for iwoplu to iccept a new per- college basketball coach, was In all batting race. mid, like they do at so many other Mufi," Florida to help promote Junior Davis was way in front of Or- former siutnager hick Sadler The newspaper quoted Larry colleges. Bitt, no nialter what Pro Basketball when he was lando Cvpeila o(thc' Boston Red and the George Foreman Jones as saying tiis decision to happens in the future, Honda i-ushed to the hospital (or Sux and Tony Oliva of that Mm- D'velt'nnent Corp. resign Friday as football coach State will be known For many surgery. nesota Twins, who tied fur see. is partly based on the NCAA's )ears as the place with the In an interview with the Or- nd aniong designated Ilitters failure to exonerate FSU after chicken wire that caused ac ar lando Sentinel-Star Saturday, with .289 averages, probing the football program. players ti quit.'' RU1)1) said hi' would have ti ft \r,d A 'u'ced opportunistic defense that the SFC is lamed for Ihi (,mtors dldn I get be)ond midfield in the first half They Oftd the onl) time Miami ga.e them good field position, in ______ - r ? j.c,p,, I I P4 a i. i y' I IRI I IJ • V V II I • ¼ I 4 )I I i I I I.J P4ATIONAL CONFERENCE t OiiIas. 1 pm AMERICAN CONFERENCE Oakland at MIami, i p m. Iri LOvit' AFC title riflng said Scott of the tactic which bcn them up with (he pass," chammipions tliia year. it' 1 it ! i pass ruber. 'It gives the of. ft rhit m'i if ri (t tuition (hi) don I know what wc. ri "Ifll' t do 1' lt1,, tk i't down 2li t and tI4) i(M)kttl t awcumut.- against Pittsburgh said loadi Don Shula !Idltm1 lost 12 " 'vVY?4,t1Vr " Jç - 6,961 yards. Host s','e,q - , , - ' Guru Yepri'iuian's (kid goals yards conipleted scoring ii 50 itiul 46 , - - - - 3 M'nnesota 70. 8uIt 3 over - . Pol 'd 00 Cao.$al 510. Buffalo There's Nothin Like THE BEST ansas CI' Orna" ,Hic'n State 9) Monday's Garnet ________ / - ,"4_______ / Biddy League _-..-_.---- - . -- '" 1 0 - lJ4C¼' , 0 ________ tc,qp fl77q '"- rV,j' -' "1'rt ' '.' ), - ,'zq"5r '/ stretch Mianii's lead over the happen. tnivats (ruin five U 12 pomttt3. "j iii 5ur(' they'll du their h 4t Ii' -i,,utst t),klafldi - U,4 Sifc1y Jake Scott said Oaktmi di ariythuug 1e with a Jarwi quarterback Kt'st Stabler like Situla." was ihot against Pittsburgh I din I kno* how )uu could strp Mianit out,ijrw-tj lit. Fit nt..als 'ohmiplcte an 80-yard nuireb fir pt-r tusmi and get IlK- nionientl' sctmtd sc,,rt', Mt'rvurv !wmi ,:ing anti AimiJetn did it \I IrL- m. mu'ul f!4ir of his lOti Brow mu said the Iuc lii speed) yards in the game 'in a left end I'ss&'x Jdins.un hurt his team's sweep for the third tally. thant'es. Ji'lirism, didn't pLn. t 1flti1it,ffl '4 i 24) artl first itt r gaining 12 ),irtLs on ht rtoil field ii 1 front huM fir'? (,jrr% of liii' , tint' - " E c' C . .- U Dl 3. ' .3) T i'cawe" I4A1 'qia -c' q' , ,'7RT ,t - - ,1 : -,:,,,,-, ---. - '. '". -"-- :' - ,.i?. ' - •• - "i.': ,! '.' - -- ---"---- _c_=,,__.,, -= - ' - ' a -, '7 _______ _____ ______ -- - - 88L6 - HEAT PUMP Wi PCI C B 2) ii 639 23 Ii 622 Pt A York Carolr,a ,',- . , PLUMBI WALL HEATING Vr 10075, Sinford • '' ________________________________ - -- 1 - - J - - - ' -, ' - -- -" - ________ _____________ _ " -____________ _____________ - c:;,:' ________________ __________ ___________ Muit'r's strateg list' second half was easy knihil s Shot's showed their hussell I ruisiky and l'auh riding for Big I)ipand tile)' even ' tlrt'gr) l,uiiilx'r wi-un their \1I Sully six eat')'. For First lniwt r with Murlamt li) Mehuith (u Lahain and lkbbit' tiiunaged to get points Iroisi a first gamin' i-I that season in a big h'tkr1sl, Aittly lA.gmun Itaci Ityt-, Mauler scirimig right along with Ilustereti It&phi Pillow player, way. Twit Perez 1usd his high art Ru hard ltit four I 3224562 —I- - . first hail gatise li'it Big Dip wasn't having any and Itibert Kinnard two. Pat First l"uleral, alter winring f that. ('cci Hawis, Becky St hirard w,,s aght Ic 1"h'rida their last garise, could not get was ineffective as Kriui)t's shoe_s proved they Siiiipst'ni, and Ike itawIs scored Stole li.intk with 12, 'Fin, tustracked ins this t'nw. Nsthin tit'noiitinal 24 points between .li'tutsitn had seven aust! Saiiimlsy w itulil gi through the basket for were more than a one woman thin in the scion! quarter lii (iriffin six itstfli CALL - . .,J I 4 - -i - f '3. OePaW 7$ P4 III $6 Wh!a ¶1 / 'v 4Xt6 /1 A,qA-m 5PF 'I5C Vafl,b,I, 5). Xmnj 77 pro Claude -I - '•, inoana si s c Warfield caught a 21-yard Safety Dick Anderson's theft play half a stroke tougher per round for 1974 n ttird 1 sti it tt ti I i p fr to ii ii qu tn r iid ruabiJul a pass for a 48-)ard Itaik hut Anderson on the third tin wlinh set up \li,,mi s third phI% of itt t cund 114111 g t t ni 1k sad Cit ifirhiti uuxed \li,jziii J'ssion ,il Cincin c-ut the lead to 21-16. \liiimni, but added, "I've played "We had ti be at our best the game long enough that I can l-a( Uwm and u'bviously we rt-c'gnize the cover;igc (rout , NP . ' of the year on four George in the first half enabled them to iiefense.s trying I confuse Plays later, Blanda field goals. "lI's going to be a hell of a 71' ails,. iii lit '.t t't'n w tilt 22 11111)11 l'mlltO.t \luUrs did show lkt iii F lausimsi I win bs 5 stout tuu.stk in list last quirkr. lxflnts. W11) rut Kill) 11, Scott points, 1) F'tiit' had tlint', and Ronald Scorers for Knight's Shoes Though they outscored Big Dip were F'lanutit, 14 points; Itay, 8 then, there WaS no way they Mussar six. KNIGhT'S tit I' on F irst Federal, points: Grahaiii, 4 points: aumi could bridge so large ii gap, F't'ItNlTt'lu; :i 'l'Iiis was an excellent in for MikeSehirard Frank Rowe, and Manter; 2 points. Knight's Shoc beat Wilson Scorers for Wilson Maier Big Dip am! thought Ralph Johnny Howe all had two l"urnilure were Pills, 6 lInLs; I 'illow Motors lust, it was their points, Mawr I-'urniture 28 to 23 l)Fhl,E'S6 hose gaiin' ft'r their third M;tu%'erli, t; 1XntS Murray 6 highest score so far this season. I hmi.Js scorir fur Big 1)ip was S t \ Ft tIll) I I I I hUt 8 points, and Siiiith, 5 pointS straight w itt itt the season ( cci Raw Is w itli 24 points next It n is neck and fleck the lir'l 'i.uuul ml I 1ni ,,rt tilt 1k-u k H -u 4Jl IIIG DIP t Iahf wills Wthtmi Mawr em kinds of foui trouble in this lstint.s, I'll.lJ)W 29 pluying succesfuI stratcg) s:amiv which hurt theIst after the hrstquirttr\edenstta In tutu a lion lhii' l)ii 'n Knight s top shootir lk.era ticamuil Ralph Pillow Motors I Ii hb \tt er 16 hi nma tti iii i I SIt • I' l,t'siiii I- urniture s MIs son I Sit I 'u rr 15 lii Lahauini igtus V, ills tIlt S unit FRi p1 iscrs tutu (it Li lulls ,triul \T in 'il ii iii Iiiwt h'ur IA n,', .Itcr the first quarter when Kt'II', had St'vt'tI for Sanford \1ct;o'crti eutn('entraiteul ,n for the entire galist', Big I)ip scoruuh. Knight's Shoes tlitln't really showed Ralph I'ullow Florida State was able to bolt! It lii ho- IIIII k itiaki-' it easy for (latin though, Motors isow to iimake points their own, Ilsis ganie was no ann at Ilaittimlse Wilson Mater Alter the first quarter, Big Dip ciintest. Joe SiiiitIi oi U nuns , iris eag e \'1"O.". IZ , -- u' .#&/i,6 2Z'Y nz ,?'4' WI,,' u4. -. '''• Pud, Iii Shula. Billy Casper won, The course acuu a lint-n i-an and lining UI) passes for first downs in the theni not to play it as ii we were (1 ' t - .' salt! land, one of only two teants to ncr 70 4,EfRAz/1,q W,%con%sn 7), Wi Metta 17, Ohio Mitwavj,ee NorThern 4S. -' score was u)," ,4- 7 Mnpi St lOt Samtord 65 S MCthod,f 97. OkIj. City so Mt%S%,PPI O. E iIOno 77 -- c1 Bradley 6$ LOuiaM St l0, Ions 75 llAl! IAPI Cincinnati litni we've got our hands 247 yards to 112 in the first Itall Muhli,tann and cut the lead to Coach Paul Brown shrugged off lull," and coiiipiled 16. total first 21-10 when Neal Craig stole a Sunday's 34-16 Miierican FoolBut Scott also adniitted that downs U Cincinnati's seven, pass and ran 45 yards ti py Lkt haIl Conference playoff lts to the "53" defense employed Quarterback Bob Griese took dirt. Muhlniann added a 46 yard Miami by saying his Hengals Iwavily to stymie Cincinnati the team 80 yards LONGER w in 10 pLays boot and then a 12-yarder after would have had to play perfect "makes it hard for anyone to alter the kickoff, w i?lt Paul Morris lutIil)led a hckolf to cut ball to win W ed t' ,v' throw ,igin t us W0rIield tiring on a 13-)ard the lead to 21 It will masur0MS ai The Dolphins were talking In :i "We've been in it more this pass, "We went out at the start of for the 1974 US )pen thJjt - 71. V,rQLnia Tech 55, FIori V'rQn,a St. SI. Va. Un ',nntsv, - ) ''U lia;e an qUeti'.4Ls yi.iu rti auswercd about tiow, who UomId iih:i, tien, where, or if you would like to JUSt get my '14 11 1 ' ti,t , Ill ' I ii' l w i11 ,t kipf tu w ir srnne 13 Ic i - CHAMPIONSHIPS r' r I 1Jr'fF"f. I D I _ - answer ii i question I was asked ;it hat last boimng show'.' .•c an w rI" m;c' at thu. .SarJord H' r.!d••• 3U0 North - wLS ranked - -. ,., - Associated Press Sports Writer 4-71; No. 8 Louisville defeated win most valwible player hon. which was bothered by a full. what they enjo) the must, racing. Somctin,es UCLA's basket- Bradley 74-65; No. 9 Providence ors in the tourney, court press in the second half Youngma:i announced that from now on Central Florida Couch John Wooden, • 10 Alabania walked over same tournament, San Fran- points, opening at 6p.m. on Saturday and 12:30 p.m. on Sunday. Also, all of "I thought St. Bonaventurt Cunibia 70-43 tisCo, a preseason ranked the bike riders should look forward to about Jan. 12, 1974 when the would be stronger than it was,' 14mg i3eddl State, ranked teatit, snapped a five-game losProvidence duo Kevin track hopes torun seperate Elclasseifor them. said Wooden alter the top-rank- iitt, walloped Indiana State 74.- tag streak by beating s. ,. Macurn and Marvin Barnes Youngman also reminds all drivers that they must use seat ed Bruins captured their 8ls! 45: No. 12 Memphis Statt' sepli's, I'a., 80-63. took care of t)eI'aul. Stacom belts and all not wheel cars and modified Street machint's mnut straight victory by blasting the crusk'tj &itiifortl 101-69; No. 14 The 15th-ranked (;asnecocks scored 38 points, while Barnes have drivers with helmets Or no racing. Bonnics 111-59 Saturday night. rlui h:rk !' had 16 pnin'! !!nd 17 *.T) I. i - I •jnoonI 64; uCiwps, SUrnhtSCu &A mg I.s r--: hba" , ,. I I.'ry o. 16 Southern California points "(Indiana in. the second en, 'they were awed by our halted Ohio U. 80-63- Van- half after trailing by 14. "It by St. John's in the opening strength." DDA 1 DI h II derbilt, rated 17th, beat Kansas looked like last year all over round of the Connecticut Clas-. Oui e u e SR', The Brui-is provided reason 83-72; No. 18 Syracuse upended again," said Indiana Coach Bob caine back to punish CoFor awe, exploding for 20-2 and Ek5ton College 110-88 and in the Knight, referring to a game lutimbia with flay Olums scarSTANDINGS 13-3 scorinf; burss in the first only other loss among lop 20 where the Hoosiers frittered ing 15 poInts. half, when they ran up a 63-20 tcaiiis No 19 Jacksonville was iwat a -l600int a e flr The AocIatcd Pre% . p - lead to South lead P Meanwhile, St. John's contir,-t ti J ha' N NFL PLAYOFFS '-. ink- UIIrsand 1ln herames 1seco IpPed aw4is at I ii ilk out5((q( I3radk, r ppe-t itt thttrtt t (hira dduist tu Scores u.i.. tail) in the first half and tiara t3-32 No trig of I- raik ALmgi4i who scored i , n M fflngt ' fly The Aii.c,i, p,, e c mptons1ap of tac tJw?n held on for i!s sixth 19 fMllli ar. was named the vived a second-halt scare Sunday% Oam EAST (awe Lir Classic in Oakland, straight victory. Bill Butler (lassii"s most valuable player. ?7. L. AngeIt' to ASSind 6& Wooster 61 _________________________________ AMR EICNCOPIFEREPICE fl$NIaara;9 battle ;tezt week," adnutteci ! -- 11 Maflory, wanis to take the Ma1-Arnerkai Con. ference up with him, "Florida played a major power tonight," Mallory said Saturday if icr his 15th ranked and undefeated team overpowered the (,ators, 16-7, in the frost-bitten Tangerine Howl People should give the MmdAinerican Conference champion a little more consideration in the bowls," he said. "Our champion Is (apableofplayingsomeofthebestinsteadorthemalwayshavjng to pull in someone who is 6-4" ________ _ __ I seconds El run. In group three consisting of all cars runnIng 16.00 seconds El or slower Sinniou!, driving a '69 Mustang, got the best of Ed Slauter ' - - ____ ________ t. Otnd 3). P'iI%burQh II .T:rd Terry Danials should put the 18 year old Curto right up in nüddle of the ratings, right oext to Tampa's "Snake" White. What a-natural that would be, White and Carte (or the Florida Light Heavy crown. I am sure that White will not go to Miami. viscussi would be afraid of a hometown decision, while the Mendoz.a Group wotjtj not allow the bout to take place In Tampa (or the saint reasons. Who knows, maybe they can compronuse and hold It in Orlando. Doutful, but not impossible. - (;AINESVILLE, Fla, AP - Miami, the Oxford, ohio, school which calls itself the "cradle of coaches," has sent four former _____________________ *f - - 17 _____ - IIIIIL Frank [)udson driving a 1973Z-28 Camero ran a 34.78 seconds CT run before being eliminated, Chris Lake driving a 1969 Camero ran into fuel pump troubles and could not get his car running right. Harold Davidson driving a 1970 Mustang Boss 302 got his down to 14.70 seconds ET before losing, Craige H-awls driving his 1972 Heavy Chevy Chevette could only get his machine down to 15.23 seconds El before being elimirated, and fler hodges a class winner last week heoke a push rod and ran a 16.50 before retiring for the day. Even Surnris es Wooden punching 3arrientes. The undercard on the Daniels-White lightheavy go was very - Mid-Am Loop Earns More Respect Now -- .- _,4,,.,, L_ - I In Sunday drags at Central Florida Dragway, at Bithlo, Frank liutchincon of Sanford (finn Rattie of (asselik rr and !lomnrue -' &flfliuW of Orlando were all winnersmn their classes with low El of the meet going to Gar) Walker of Cocoa Walltr's ..aPetl iiuit 'un was a h31r' one as he is Situ having hdndling problems with tus new '73 Vega pro stocker drag racer. When he gets it all together he should be able to run well below the lOsecond mark. In group one, including all cars running 1390 second ET or lower Gino Itattle drove, a beautiful blut 40 Ford Coupe to a 13 10 run ocr John Russell of Orlando ifl a '70 Che%) two, both modified street machines. Rellwacawardedalroph) forgoodsportsmanihipwhen ,' hacked off his machine when he got loose about half wa down the strip on the troph) run The award was made b) track director ' I) \ onnian, (roup tMo, including all cars from 13,91 seconds El to 1600 ' seconds as Hutchinson took his first trophy hcme In his 1965 Olds 442 with a low run of 14.50 seconds El over another Seminole (ount) driver, Grant Shutter of Longwox1 in a '74 Charger. Shutter I pass in last year s Super Bowl in Los Angeles squad, many people are wondering what the again& Washington safety Brig Owen. Miami score will be this time around. won that game, 14-7, and on the basis of' Sun______________________________________________________________________________ teach. - - ____ - - C .. By ROGER HODGES Herald Correspondent . -' - rIt - -, 1 = Mel Dennis is being mentioned as the next opponent for Tony Licata The bout, if signed will take place in New Orleans Dennis i; it ..o fgts, stopped Augit Goniez and then upset Denn) Mover The perfect Florida middleweight bout would be between Ucata and Elisha Obed, who has been fighting out of Miami lately. - . I ' Here And There -' - .. . Next For Licofa - . • ..-... S. ! •••._•_.• _,. _s_t_ '," I3,uIenrs;bemghis one round KO loss to Ernie Sharers. There seems to be little doubt that Ellis has seen better days, and will probably become no more than a trial horse, like Terry Daniels, for up and coming young heavyweights. I r , - _________________________ Ra tti e V/i n r(1gS r -. - _____ _____________________ .- _____ ____ . j, -'" 0 - ______ ________ - jr LL t 'ii ''- .'H.'1j- - - meet Kn Norton oi'er the 15 "ound distance and I would not be shockedtoseeNortonupsett currcnttit! tic'!thr. wdlewr,ht rarJ:: pk i! ri !iic Juuld kc "i £ *('" -(1 lI I) ithie 11 I1.1 : ,,i ,,u Ic - Sanford Men's Cage Action Fast, Furious Un a - ' w . -- The Sanford Herald - - / 1. - I ''1:i _41A4i1h, ,!, -- Mirmcsuta a'ed only nine rushing yards in the first half and went into the drng room wailing 7. That was when defensive end Carl EHer decided to shake things up. He made a little speech to his teammates, telling them to get out there and play football. That bit of Inspiration helped the Vikings turn the game around in the fourth quarter when Tarkenton, who's never been in the playoffs before in 13 pro seasons, tossed scoring passes of 28 and six yards to Gilliam. Cowboys 27 Rams 16 Dallas forced turnovers on Los Angeles' first two offensive plays and cashed in for a pair of touctx!owns en route to a 17-0 lead. Then the Ranis rushed back, slashing away all but one point of the margin, But røokie Drew Pearson, who had caught a four-yard ID pass earlier, grabbed an 83-yarder from Roger Staubach to _____________________________________________________________________________________________ . .. . . - - ' ?'1t - -. .. fi 11Ub i. - -. - i; - -- - F AssoCiated Press Sparta Writer The National Football 1agt2e Super Bowl countdown is at four and hOldog. Minnesota and Dallas are still ilive in the National Con. ference and Oakland and Miami are the American Con. ference survivors after the opening weekend of playoff g:mes dominated by home teams. Minnesota had the closest call, outlasting Washington 27-20 on a pair of fourth quarter touchdown passes from I'ran Tarkenton to John Gililam. Dallas will host the Vikings for the NFC title next Sunday alter eliminating I.os Angeles 27-16 with Roger Staubach hitting Drew Pearson on two scoring pitches. George B1anda' four field goals helped Oakland romp to a 33-14 victory over Pittsburgh. That put the Raiders in the AFC championship game against defending Super Bowl champion Miami next Sunday. The Dolphins advanced by - - ;.;:ty:-'4 -. _____________ . S - FISTIC , - . - 'I / ' "s ia -a ,-', " - ,, • I. vve will be closed the following days to observe the Christmas Holiday: DECEMBER 24, 2j, 26, 27. - - �f M 4B-_-TheSanfj. Lal Notice Dec. 24, 1973 Legal Notice Legal Notice ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER Club Road. Rifl US, On Country DRUMM0ND. SECONDED n Club Roao COJAIy COM.'PSSlOPiER WILLIAMS THE Corltnue northeast on Cc;nlry ($o F DL L O:,IP4G RESOLUTION WAS Dr' to 7tP Street, Continue UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT on 2h S?re? to point of beginning THE REGULAR MEETING OF Potl'ng PIac•: Because the Board THE BOARD OF COUNTY coa,i of County Comm%sIoner of MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE Semnot County has netmrmin COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE 4th that no accommodal;o prt'sently DAY OF DECEMBER. A 0.. 1973. eai? within thiS Precinct adequate WHEREAS, Ftorlda Statutes for the eaptdltIOijt and CfIi(jtflt Provide'S for changeS in election hOuSirig and hlndliflg of vOting and C1Strct ar,'J c.oling places during ol,no paraphernalia, tr Board has Odd rumbered years. dOd by Separate rrotullon, also WHEREAS. cre'Jjingpopjletjon recorded on this date. pursuant to hdS necessitated changes in the Florida Statutes Section 101 71, lO(dti, of polling places within designated the fOl$o*'ng Site OutSide P(Icinct% and alteration Of OrtcinC?s Precinct No 1 as a temporary nd precinct boundaries, ana polling Place for Precinct No I WHEREAS, in comof,ance With Portable. S6nford Miodle School. Florida SItut, the Board of S.anfr, FlOrida County Commissioners of Seminoie PRECINCT NO. 2 County Pus by reSolution on tht. 4th Begin Coiinty line and lnterstete I day Of December. A 0. desCribed at Lake Mroe. Run South on I I to and Set forth the bovndaris and South Section linC Section 21 205 limits c cacti eCinCt and the 79E. Run weS On south lint' Section potting places ot each precinct, aria 74 705 ?9E to southeast Corner WHEREAS, the Board of County Siction 73 IOS•79E. Run *.st OC Ccmmissioner of Seminole County SOuth tirie at Section 73 205 29E has Utfermined that no ac SOutheaSt to corner Sect. COmmodTions preSently CaiSt 'on 72705 79E. Run west *ithiri PrecIncts 1, 71. 27. 12. 13, and On south fineof Section 72 70$ 2"E to 0, adeQuate br the expedTIo aria Little WCkiva River: Run nor efficient t ,JLJ5lflg and handling of tPiwesterty on the LItle Wekive Ctiflg and voting paraphernalia Piwr to the Wtkiy River aria ithifl said precinCtS County line; Follow County line PlOW. THERE FORE. BE IT north to the St Johns River: F011OW REZSOLVEDby the Boordof County County li.e southeasterly on the St Johns River to the pOint of begin Commissioners of Semnoic County, Ficr.Ija. tPidt 101 precincts %, 37, 37. l'i4flQ £1. £3. and 47. tPu following fern Potting Dface; Wii&n School, Ii -- '-' -. ;.-.,r,. t'n:rr-oi1.c.i'i.., ri a,i cilng places being OutSiOc their reSpective precincts, but (OfitiQuout thereto' PRECINCT NO. I Temporary Polling Place: pa,. t6ble, Sanford MiddI School. Sarfor Fterida PRECINCT NO. 73 Temporary Polling Place, San lord Civic Center. Sanford, Florida PRECINCT NO. p Temporary Polling Place: San PRECINCT NO. 47 Temporary Pelling Place: Semruote High School. Sanford. Florida PRECINCT PlO. 43 Temporary Polling Place: K 5w rn Cfuh (asrOrney U.' Ocuie,,ircj Seminole County. PRECINCT NO. Begin on County lint at the Ostetn Bridge arid the St. Johns River. Fotlow thC St Johns River (County line) southeaSterly to State ROad '6 Higluwidy fltidge and the St JOhns Rixer: Run South into Lake Jt'S$up Staying in tne center of Lake JtSSup until running into a western extenSion of Salt creek: Run South westerly nd weSt'in the center 0, Lake iessup to the Center of fl from BeardallAvenue. Runnorthon the imaginary line to Beardall Avrnue; Continue north on Beardall Avecuetoan imaginary line parallel and adjacent to the east west run. way of the Sanford Municipal Air port Pn west on the imaginary line parallel 10 the cast welt runway the Sanford City Limiti, Run norm ':', I, en Temporary Polling Place: Longwood Community Building. ' ' •' Street 4S P a}. Run b5t on 25th Street tSR. 16) to Silver AVtVC. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Street; Run east ott 24th Street to that where the Burrows Lane. Pun north on aboesa: detQiCtit49 0' 'ng v'ace's shall Burrows Lq,.O "s an imaginary line rc.ul? in the voting place for two or running due north tpu,r Ru'tOwi more prCcincts being located for Lane to Celery Avenue (S . 415); porpo5e Cf an eltctiOn in one Continuersorthonttu, imiginaryline building, the young places for the to Celery Avenue (S P 115). Run several prec"scts 'rivOlved thall be east on Cefcry Avenue (SR 4131 to stablisheø and maintained point of beginning, separate and apart from cacti other P011ing Place: Midway Fire in tao iIdro and ncte, i trey Avrne', Sem.lt' :! FTt' ,,r'r,, floc,Jo ".,J'.JLVCD that said tempo,r1 polling places PRECINCT. No.4 be recoraed in the Official Record Begin at the intersecti Palm Book in the Offict'Of the Clerk of the Springs Drive and Semoran Circuil Court of Sernirfuole County. Bovievaro (S '36). Run north O F;8rid. and that this resolution oa Palm SprIngs Drive to North Street: oublithed not more than thirty days Runeast on North Street to Seminole nor less then twenty aa prior to Avenue: Run north on Seminole th* hoding of tile upcoming general Avenue to Alberta Street; R east e4ection to be held in 1974 Ori Alberta Str.t to the Siriboard Coast line R*ilroad, Run south on STATE OF cIOloA true Setora Coast Line Railroad t* COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Longwood Road (S P 172). Run I HEREBY CERTIFY that r. on Longwvoa Road ard foc'ego'nq 5 a true and (SR 437 to First Street. Rem 5t correct COpy oI a Resolution on First Street to Street, l't.lnifruetJtlybythe BOdrd0lCty Continue on North Street to Lake Commitsioners emiooue County Ho*ell Ro6d. Run south on Lake Ct .t Recusar Meet'ng held Howell Rcad to Semoran Boolear On the 4th dCy of December. 1913. as (S P 134). Rn west on Sernoran same apars on the recota in the Boulevard (SR 434) t pOint of Book fr Seid County bt'Qiflfling tfl WITNESS WHEREOF, I ',ave Polling Place: Cty Hall hereunto set my hand and tffixed Altarr.oriee Springs. Florida the Official Seal of tht Board of PRECINCT NO. S Begin at tile intersection Count y Cornmi$siont'rL thi5 the 4th an aav of December, AD. 1973 Road and County Lint Road at the S ArThur H. Beckwiffi, Jr., Orange Seminole County line: Run Clerk north on Dean Road to State Road of the Board Of 124, Rvn IOWh$ttrly and west on Couaty CommiSionirS Stale Road 126 to Tuskawilla in aria for Seminole Gabriella Road; Run riorth on County. Fio Tskawilla Gabrielta ROad o S'aie Pubish Dec II. 71, 31, 71, $973 Roid 419; Continue across State DEW Road 419 to Rrantley Avenue: Run north on Brantley Avenue to the RESOLUTIO,j scu'h shore of lake .Sessup. Run Cr' '.OTlON (IV CO'.'MISSION(R along art imaginar, line from Alt I IA,.". '.F(fluiflCit v . ' II . THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM MlSSlOPlEpS OF SEMINOLE CCUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE 5th OAr OF OECEMU(P, AD,, W73 WHEREAS. Cilp'rs I03) and 101 73. Frida Statutes. provideand o,rmit the Board DI County Corn. mi5jieri of each County. ofl reforr.mendat.on anso approiat rt the Ssj,eryljr of P leØ ions, in 4d numbe'r year, t chang, tIle Lake Jesstjp; Run east arid rice. thrasterly along the center of Lake Jelsuptothe,ntraf,ceof Salt Creek. Ctiriu southeasterly along Salt Creektotpue5altcreekMaiaCanal. Continue southerly along Salt Creek Main Canal to Stone Street; Run souTh on Stone Street to Cabbage Avenue, Run east on Cabbage AVer.Ue to an imaginary line cx j4ng due east trm Cabbage Avenue o th Econiockna,chef (reOk, Cc.nt nut east along tile :rnrar5 ' ECOn Creer: Run South along thc' Econ Creek o'eclnct. and along the County Line to th, point of AHEU(As, the' Suporvisor at beginning fit. of SefnirOle County did Polling Place; City Hail, Ovio, recommend ano approve ,tterat.on Floriøa or creation of election precincts ifS PRECINCT NO. a SeminI, Couittty. F!oqda, by the Begin at tne lunctuon of the St Board of County Contmisioas,rs of Johns Rivt'r drid the Econtocknat Stminole County, Florida. drid thee Crete at the eastern COunty WHEREAS, the Board of County fn, rottow the Econlockilatchee Co-rnrnission,ri of StrnnoIe County. (refit weSterly to an east ztnn Florida, ao deem ii neceSsary to of Carthage Avenue; Run west alter or credtc election diStricli or said extension of Cabbage Avenue to Caage Avenue; Rem west on WHEREAS, tPut5 han odd number CabBage Avenue to Stone Street; year as pravided in Chapter 91031, Pert north on Stone Street to Salt FIrid Statutes 1963. aria Creek Main Canal; Pin in a WIfE PEAS. Chapter igi 73 thCrty directiOn on Salt Creek t&ain FlOrida Statutes 1963 aoes prouide Canal to Silt Creek; Run nø that any change n tht division. th*eSttrly on Salt Creek to lake numberor bundanief tilt' eterton JtSup, FOlt on 'wejienly cx Precinct Shall be Iccratel, tersion f S-sit (rttk iOtQ Lake 'n w"t.ng by ' Jeiwo approxlmitety one føurth Of Spmiroie COuittty P nrt n the cr'er Of ;'4 f" I', , it"a1 t'.'- °ar.' '-' '"' - , , .r . forth eno that the polling CIOCeS shall be clearly defined at a that any changes hail be pubiisnt' four (it limal in tome newspaper in Seminole tounty ,,n,', T,;;.;;,-c ti ' in And fOr Seminote . 'l Cl. Fior;oa Ste?,.- t'kt'J. ttw do hereB lIter or rea,v tht tOlIO*hrlO (*SC'iGtd Cle'CtiOtt precincts and do deSignate true followng described ' '1 t I : rty it , ' fit IT IURIHER RESOLVED rtrstiar,t o Chapter Il.7J f'.onida .' thAt attet.on 'it, I.i i)" ii tOtD'* '' it,n tj''t" I- west erdot Go'.ernmen, cut, FoIl rn, t. Johns River along the cOunty t to iake HemnC, thru the Center Of Lake H1tey along County lint; Clittu* tout*u nix 1k. Si h,wq pnei of heginnng tat f_ , _,,, Geneva, Florid, PRECINCT NO. l.A Beg.n at tilt' hit erton DI Sttr Poad 419 .snd the Sauffi Slnsiswije (.Qunty lint'. Rgtl nQth on State Roaa 1)9 to Orleantoer Averts,, Hurt named (reek runnind sOd4r O(eanueur Avenue And northeasterly tu LaKe ?'lt%, Ruin rfthrCSteriy atgr,ç tao utxp.te.j reex, 'j t.axr' 7fl; l?irougti 'ht ter.ter 04 iae MII-S o Art irnagcnary line evfeinosoijib udo Mills Irgm Cneve CiuluofA -.' '. i cu Fn.aa. tO il Strert Run wt on 11th SIt-ret to uoM. ur. tionuax#vpo tCoinlry k('t oun nt ac P J3t ec theGena Clufa Upao t$R); ' (iulç'Oth Road to Brum!t'y RgOd, Rri east along Brumle Road t MillS aipr1g Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice L Legal Notice Mills Ra to Crry Road. the centerline of Trilby Branch F011Ow S eastr$ to Forest Fern Park. PollIng Place: Scth Seminole School. O*fc(o ,, Run SOuth along Curryville Roan to Railroad to th Ult tiC Of Setton Lake Avenue; Run Southerly On WeSt School, On Ptlddle Cakseiberry, Florida S R 119 to lunction o dpOiflt four hufldrd (100') ICet more 19. TOflthip 715, RLIOQI' 79E. Forest Lake Avøflue to Forest Ldke Florida ii, PRECINCT NO.32 s SR. 131. R west on or less $Ou'heat of the int,rsetion ThenCecOntinUC northeasterly MOnq Drive Pun est on Forest flgj 1t the iriterse lion of PRECINCT NO. ) Lake S P 4)4 to u.s 1792. Follow U S $7 Curryvl$e Road and Lake Mills th ('çtIeff ic l Trilby Urancn Drive to (den Park Avenue, Follow Rantout Lane and Country Club flegn it the nterscOon of U S Southerly tci point of beginniflg Rooø, Run west. SOuthsestcrty, Railroad in SecIlon 70, TOwothip Eden Park Avenue Snuth to SCL $1 97 arid the OraiigeSeminoie (S R. 444); Run edSi on PoIIin$ Portable at Road Place; SOuth lndSOUthU%tCrly along an arc 215. Ranoc flE, tO d point on the Railroad (Trilby Branch), FOIlw neat orner of SR. Country Club Road to Country Club County lIne; Go flOtlhCdIttIy on 4Ji dna u S to a pOint on Ft. Christmas Road centerline ci Eden Park Avenue; SCL Railroad Southwesterly to Road; Continue northeast on US 1710 the intet section of S P Seminole County. Florida •proImOtely three thouSand four Thence run north along Ih cm Orange Seminole County Iifl, Country Club Road to Lake Mary 436. Run southeast along S P 136 to WeSt PRECINCT NO. 35 hundrtd (3.100') feet northwest ci tetlinC of Eden Park Avenue to the then north on County Iin 10 pOint of the Seminole County line; Run Begin at intersection of S P. 136 Road; Run South on Lake Mdry the interiCction of Floral Boulevard north linC of Section 70, To*nth p begInning Southwest along Fort Christmas and 5427 (Mallland Avenue); Run RoadtoflthStreet. Runcast on 25th (Ostord Road). Follow Floral 71$, 29E; Thence continue Polling Place; Florida Power east on S P 136o interSection with Street to the cid 5Cc. RaIlroad right Road to the Seminole County lne, Boulevard fOsford Road) southerly riorth atcng the centerline of Eden Fn'rtoyrs' Loungc, Bear P, scu'h on the old sn Run wCSt along th Serrolt' Coinly to tr,' Orange ernnote County InC Lake, Seaboard Ccist 1tn Pllrod nan Cf ParK Aç'ri ir 4,(lOti 17, ToAriship S'rniole County, Floi lr to Inc point of bginning line track. follow South aljng Palroa till it rncrgcs with the SCL Run along the Orange Seminole 215. Range 7gE approsmateiy 2600 PRECINCT NO. I? Polling Place; Community House. SCLRR main lln track t Railroad; ContinueonfCL Railroad Countyllnrtothepointofbe'ginninj feet toa point on the north line of Lot Begin at the InterSection Of U Chutucta, Florid terseclion with Spring Lake Road; to the intersection with dri Polling Place: St Johns Village 37. McNeirsOrange Villa, Plat Book 1797 and S P. 136; PRECINCT NO. Pun westerly on Spring Lake Road imaginary line representing the Craft Shop. 750 Oiford Road. Fern 2. Page 99, asrew,ded in the Public southeasterly on SR 138 toRun in Begin at the jUnCtion of the St. to interSection with 5427 IMaitland Sanford Grant Line; Rvn northwest Pirk. Florida Recor of Seminole County: tersection with Red Bug La:e Johns River ano the Econlockhal Road Avenuel, Run north on S 177 to point on the Sanford Grant Line to the PRECINCT NO 40 Thence run east aporoximately 20 and Wlntr Park Drive; Run flOt chee Creek at the eastern County f btginnina a! s intersection with Country Club Begin at a point onthe South line of feet to the northwest corner 01 Lot 7. therl on WinICt Park Drive to in lint, Run we'l and south along the Polling Place: Seventh aay Ad Road. Run north on Country Club Section 'U, Township 715, Range Econlockhatchee Creek to the Forest Lake Heights. Plat Book 9, terSeCtiOnOf Queen's Mirror Circle; vCflti$t Church. Altdmonte Springs, Road to Rantoul Lane. Continue 3OE. Iid point being approsimatety PageU, Public Records of Seminole Follow Queen's Mirror Circle nortn Florida Seminole County line; Run east on north on Rantoul Lane to point of 1)70 feet from the SoutheaSt corner County; Thence run mirth ap westerly to South Triptelt Lkq the Semnol, County line to the St flfl; nning of Section 34, TowtnP'p 7)5. Range proximately 2) feet to The Centerline Drive; Follow South Triplelt Lake PRECINCT NO. 36 Johns River: Run north on the St Polling Place: Portable adiacent )OE; Said point also described as the of Forest Lake Drive West. Thence Drive northwesterly and westerly to Begin at the luncf ion of JOhns River to the pont of bt'ginto South sloe' of Mayfair Country centerline of Eastt'rook Boulevard, run east along the centerline of Triplett Lake Drive, Follow Triplelt and S P 127. FollOw S R fl fling; Excluding, howcer. that area CIu SemnolC County, Florida Forest Lake Drive West ip. Trence run northerly along the Lake Drive northerly to snteecl,on westerly to SCI Raitroad. Follow described In Precinct 7 A PRECINCT NO. 3) proximately 610 feet to the (en' of Oakw centerline of Eastbrook Boulevard Drive as though Oak Sd Railroad northeasterly (staying Polling Place: Community Hou Peon at a point on the Centerline to the centerline of H0weII Branch t,rl,ne of Forest Lake Drive;. wood Drive were extended east; on Chuluota. Floq;da the western trnck) to Country of State Road Ifl, in Section 7, Road: Thence run easterly along the Thence run Odrlherly along the Follow Okwood Drive weSt PRECINCT NO. to in Club Road; Run north on Country Township 20$, Range 30; SaId oiflt centerline of Howell Branch Road to c.mterllne of Fcret Lake Drive tersection with Sunset Drive; Run Club Road Begin at a point on The Southw"tf to the Sanford Gran' being the center pont of tne in a point on the east line of Section 34. approximately 1910 feet o Ihe north and west on Sunset Drive to Line; Run southeasterly on Sanford tersection of State Road 177 and the corner of $ectl 2$ Townshp 7)5, centerllneof State Road 436. Township 7)5. Range 3OE, Said Thence interSection of U 5. 17 92; Run Grant Line to U S 17 92. Run south Range 30E. Thence run east along ACL PiIro.d. Thence run South run casterty along the crnterllne of Southwesterly on point also described as the cen U S 17 92 to point westerly on U S $7 97 to point oP westerly along th centerline of the southIlne of Section 7e. 215, State Road 1)6 tO the cast lint' of cf beginning terline of Dike Road. Thence run beginning Rarge30Ctothesoutneastccrncrof Section Il, Township 2)5. Range State Road 427, approximately 3.350 north along the centeftine of Dike Polling Placø: Casselberry Polling Place: Lake Section 21, Township 7)5. Range y Fire feet to a point on the centerline of 2E. Thence continue easterly along Women's Club. CaSsetberry. Florida Road to the northeast corner or 30E; Thence continue east along the the centerline of SR 136 In SectIon 16, House, SE corner Wilbur Avenue Loviqwooa 14111% Road. Therce run Section 31, Township 71S. Range PRECINCT NO, ii and FirSt St reel. Lake M north line uf Section 31, Townnip TownshIp 715. Range 29E to the dry. west along thC cCnterline of 30E: Thence (OfltiflUt' nortttely Begin at the intersection uf an Florida 2)5. Range 3OE to a point. Said Centerline oi SR 131; Thence LOngwood Hills Road to the west line along the centerline of Dike Road in run ford-Ovle Road (SR. 119) and PRECINCT NO. 27 lnt, being apprnhimately 7445 feet of Section 29. Township 70$. Range south along the centerline 01 SR 13) SeaboarctCoat Line POi;rcj,ud (Lake SectIon 26, Township 715. Range flran ,t tht' Volucia Scm from the r&t,esi corner ot Sfon tnr ln T hcric e nn!i nur .% rtrn I en 'f . ç ;nt Sn'ri ,j.flt be' ng 1f I r, , ,.. Cmn 9r,' ;h I I Lfl ncr tli .itcr , ' hong the' evnter line of Lonowoca •ucproximately 115 feet nortn of the 'I 2E. Trrer.ce on the railroad to 25th Place; Run Osteeru ttriUie (S P 41); Follow HillS Road In Se$ion 30. Towns.nip point also described as the cen centerline of Princess Gate run Southerly along the centerline of east on 25th Place to Mellonville SR ltSweSttotheno,thwest corner 705 Range 30E toa point on Itre west terllne of Howell Branch Road. SR 431 in Section 2). Townsnip 2)5, Avenue; Run north on Boulevard. Thence tontinut nor Melloruv,tle of Section 37 19$ )1E: Run South an line of said Section, Thence contenu Thenct run easterly along the ?t'ei'ly aIonc tnt centerline 01 Oke Range 29E to a porn?, idid point Avenue to2S9u Street (SR. 44), Run *tSt line of Section 32 195-31E to Southerly along the centerli.ie of Cefl?rrllnCofIlnwelI Brancn Read to Road iri St'clion 27. Toaistuip 21$. bcing approxlmtity 2)5 feet south east on 25th Street IS . 46) to the Geneva Avenue (SR. 46); Run west LOQW a point On the east line of Section 34, Hills Road in 5eti 75, Range 3E to the east line of Section of the centerline of Ifillview Drive; Sanford City Limits, Run South Oil Geneva Avenue to Mellonvllle Township 70s, Range 29E t a point Tnhip 2)5, rdnge')OE; Said point Thence run east to true east 37. To*nthlp 21S. Range )OE. line of along the Sanford City Limits to an Avenue; Run north on Mellonville on the South line of Section 7.5. described as the cenlerine of Section 21, Townshp 2)5. Range imaginary line parallel to thi East Avenue to the South shore of Lake TownshIp 205. Rng 79E, Sad 79E; Thence Continue east in Section West Airport runway; Run cast Monroe, Continue north intQ Lake point being dpp'oxlmately ISO feet 72. Township 2)5. Range E. tO a along the Imaginary lint' paalIel to Monroe on a line projected from west of tilt' Sov?hC6St corner of %id point on the Cast right of way line of the east west runway to Beardatl Mellonvilte Avenue to the Voluia Township 2)S. Range 3OE; Thence Mathews Road; Thcncc run north AI,enuC. Run south on Beardall SemInole County line in L Section, Thence Continue South Continue northerly 6long the (en along the atong the west liric' of Section 31. east right of way line of Avenue to an imaginary line cx Monroe; Fllw the Thence Continue east along the centerline of Dike Roaa in Section 26. TO*nhlp 7)5. Range 30E to tile east line of Section 76, To*nUuip7)5, Range 30E. Thnct COntpuC S$ along the centerline of Dx,' Mood In TownSPiip7l$, Range 30E.toa point; Said point being approximately 145 ( to the centertne of Tukawilla Dike Road, Thence run north a'ong the centerline of Dke Road to the northeast corner of Se(tin 31, , -' 0..r r . . .-': ' i rii .' (' ' r . II •' ) If west 0$ tilt toiitileast corner I Sect.on 19. Ioivm.hip 315 ri.i 29E. I tic(eruntheas'ertsicng - - x ____________________________ - - , , $ - - - '''" _...O.__' - ' * , . 4 , '' ' '', '. crJ,h ',iv , ' ,', . - ' flbe'i''t "" Legal Notice .'. - ' - ' .. . . ' ri.' run east along the South line oI Stcfion3. Township 315. Range ICE tO a pOint ? Ct'otrline of Faste floutaycI Tilrn e run I p ' Thence run westerly along the' centerline of Howell Brancn - '' .•.' ift lint' ot -..., Section 3. Iownship ,)S. RMIIC ICE. san Oint being aPp?O,imetely .'.11Sfeetfromjhenorthwestcoefl I.'- run west along br north I'r.e I Sermon i. Tnrtihp 7)5 R,ir.ge JOE tØ th notth*, corner cf Section 31. TO*iiup Jt Range JOE, 1ht'ne' COntinue west along tile north lifl Of SertOn 33 Ti'inn',Pu.p 71%, Range )O( to tie 1.-nt c! lg.nning Polling Piact: Because 'no Board cI County (nurnissioners at - the Centerline of Krw4nnee Trcl fl PRECINCT NO. IS RoAd SOutherly to the' intersection of lake Drive soutbeasterl, 0 Section 21. that riO M(Oi'nmodatloni, PftStntly °g-P a S 434 on the west TuskawIlla (abnic4ia Road m auow ICE, to 7)5, Range RntlfiunLaK,.Roaa Goweton Kt'ø rust ,i pont 04 witti,n th t"ccmcf adequate bc'ginni.nq Orargr 5rn:rc.ic County lifle', Tuskawli (Ahnii'll Pr.aei fxor Ru t.ake Ilmid tO 'h r'mnt of Polling Pljtt I F',tat'c n' ,' i,' (Continued on P c P1 theasterly along the centerline 01 Slate Roect 100 to the South line of Stctirin 76. To*nhp 205. Ranne 791 Thence' continu, northeaSterly ciong the centerline t State Road ru Section 26. Townsnp 205. 79( tOtht' mitt tilt' cit Section Tciwnhip 705 , P,inqt' 7SF tt''rtf)fltiiii, nuetirm,istcnl ,ui000 fire centerline Of StaIr Read Iji) II in Se".tlon 75. 1*nihp 705. Panqe iSE. to f1.i' north line of tact %t'Clion Tluen(C cofltinu? nr theastcrly along the' centerline 01 Stave Roita 400 U Ii approximately 7 V )3 lest to a point n the centerline 71 'Tr'wn'.hp tgI a"i" - p. \j .-,-'--- -. . - ini - , Range 79E. Thence continue saidpointbeingapproxirnetply).$70 westerly along tIlt' centerline of Ie,t east of th southwett corner of State Road 4)6 fl Section 16 Section 7, Tn5hip 71$, Range usE. Tnihip 715. Range 79E to the sad poInt also described as the point Of beginning centerline of State Road 100 (in Polling Place: Located at lilt' terstate Fr), Thence run north along the centerline of Statc Road Holiday Inn t the Intersection Of Interstate Four and State Highw.'iy 400 hO the centerline ol State Road 136 Altanonte Springs, Flor,da 4)1. Tilencerunnortpueasterlyalong PRECINCT NO. tile Centerline Of State Road 131 to Peon ,it ,i pont on the Southwest east inC of Sectipo 2. Township crner of Section 3). Township 2)5. itS. Rariot' 791. Thence continue, Prge 301. Thence run north along northeasterly along true centerline of the west line of Section)]. Township State Road 431 in Section I, Town 2)5, Range ICE to the notth*et shlp7IS, Range7CE,tothenorthline 01 sala Section. Thence run east corner of sOict St'cton, Thence run east along the north hoC of Section along tile north line of Section , 3 To*5hip 7)5, Ra,i,e JOE, to a Townthip 75 Range 29(. to the posntonthecenterfineof State Poau northeast corner of Section I, TownshIp 7)5. Range 79t. ThenCe 434. TPvunucC run southeasterly itlog the centerline of State Road 436 run South along tile cast line of approximately 7.150 fett to a point Section 1. Townthp 71S. Range 79E, ffl tIli' centerline cf Winter Woods to tile SoutheaSt corner Of Said Boulevard, Thence run westerly SectiOn, Thence run west along the Along liii' centerline of Winter Woods SOuth Urt of Section I Township 2t', RCu'C,iirrl 0 l\ Or itt (ffl Range 791 i0 tt.e' Southwest (L.Ir(r terlincof P4c)ttingtiam Drive. Thence of said section. Thence run west run Southerly along the Centerline of 6ttjng the 5jth line of Section 7, Nottingham Drive to a point ap TOwnShip 71$. Range 79E, to the proximately 1)0 feet north on the point ci' fle'g;nnng South line of Section 33, Tuwnthip Polling Place: Rolling HillS 215. Ritnge' 301. Thence run south to Country Club. Country Club Road. the %Ouh line at Stio 17, Town Altamn!e' Springs, Flotidit 5h(r 2t i4tn,,'i 30E Itlrl,' ruin PRECINCT NO 47 Begin .SIftpOIntonttw'utri line ot SOuth to the south line of Se'(tion 3.3. Township 715. Range 30E. Thence .t Section 35, TciusnihI 70%. Range CSt ,iIc'.n tI.' southlirie of run /ll ,,ld punt being ap 5c tnt' 1' lrwn%hp 7)5, Range JOE proximately 3.250 feet west 01 tnt is ii,. ,.'..,i usi hiYiinn,ng) ot ;i.i i,Gn. Polling Place: St Richards Said point alSo deScribed iI% the l'.pscopal Church, 3131 Lake Howell tnterline of State Road 400 tIn Road, Seniiruolt' County. Florida leestate Four) Throne run , r"rti1ni . -, •'. ', , Mao'ui' JOE. sa'o Pont being approximately iio feet from the 5Outhwet corntr of 5ecl 3, XE. tht'ri -- . f.?'r; -- '' . Sad ." Legal Notice , point also described as the (en tefIif1 of State Road 436, Thence run Sc..neastcrly along the cen terlineof 'ltatepoadlMtaa pointon the east lute Of Section 33. TOwnship • Ranoe JOE, Thence continue SCuth,Ot,ql1 along the centerlint of State oao £36 In Section 31, Township 715, Röng 3GB. to a point On the South Inc of Scrt.cn 3i, ,,_, Monday, Dcc. 24, 1973-58 Legal Notice 0 Stion 3, TOwnship 3) South, Range 30 East. said point being aPproximately 1300 feet well at northeast corner of Section 13, Township 71$, Range 30E. t The Sanford Herald -. dtlignjted the following tile Outside Precinct Plo £7 as a temporary polling place for Precinct Plo 47 Semnicie Hgh Scnout, Santor Florida PRECINcr NO, 43 Qn.,u Lega1Nof ice ' ,., ftr,i.a - . of State Road 426 ri Section 31 Township 2)5. Range 3lE to tile centerline of Dean Road. Thente run Southerly along the centerline of OeanRcacttothesou,tu,astcorne,of 3), Townsh;p 2)5. Range 31(, Thence run wflt along the South line Of Section 31, TOwnship its Range 3)E to tile 1.OuttlafSt corner of sa;a Section; Thence contInue along the iovthline of SeCtiOnl34.35,nd3j, To'wnsti;pltS. Range )OE, to the pOint of beginning Polling Place: E,stbroc *im Club, Eastbrock Boulevard. SeminOle County Ftoriaa ,i';r.4 It,' ((C.ti'fir f EaltbrOOk Boulevard tO a iflt On Legal Ntice - ' direction on the Wekiy River northwesterly and westerly along (S P 14), Run west on 75th Street continue flcthwelterIy along the ifltef5C(tiOn with Spring Lake Road, (County line) to the point of SR. 4)9 to S P 131. Run westerly (S P 46) to Sanford Avenue; Run centerline of State Road 136 in Pun westerly on Spring Lake Rød beginning; along S P. 434 to point of beginning north on Sanford Avenue to Celery Secfion2O, Township 2)5. Range 30E a ntercflpr With Interstate i, C,o Polling Place: Fgret City Polling Place; Winter Springs Avenue (S R. 11$); Run east On to flue north line of SeCtiOn 20, SOOth cm Interstate .1 to point of Community Buitdrig. Forest City, 1wn PuetI, Wnter SpringS, Florida CeleryAvenve (SR. 1)31 to Hickory Township 715. Range JOE, Thence beginning CA Sooth tine Of Seminole Florida PRECINCT PlO. 4 Afenue, Run north on Hickory Continue flO(th*f5terfy along the County PRECINCT NO. 1$ Begin at the intersection of Avenue t Polling Place: Social Hall. St Chapman Avenue, centerline of State Road 436 Begin at the intersec, of In Snlandø Springs Road (5,R Contir.ue north on Chapman Avenue Magdalene Cthli Churcn, SectIon 17, TO*5hip 7)5, Range JOE terstotelana Paola ROOd, Run east and U 5 1792; Run 'wmt a:ong to tile SOuth shore of lake Monroe. ,inCrtir 5pr'nq r:onaa the centerline Of O.fo Road. t.li on Pa4a Road (where Paola Road Sanlanøo Springs Road (S P 431) tn ContInue north on an imaginary line to Thence run Southerly along tile PRECINCT NO. 31 Circumvents art unnamed lake flit western Section line of a 7) JO; from Chapman Avenue' to the center (Criterline of Oxford Road to the (Icqin at tile iflttfW(tiOn of continue on section line) to Pantoul Ru South along the western Section of Lake SCLRR (Lake Charm Branch) and Monroe; Run east along the South line of Sermon 17. Township 5 $ 419, Pun north on S P 119 to lane. Run South on Rantouf lane Iineof47lJQto Alberta Street, Run center of lake Monroe to an XIS. Range 30E. Thence Cfltiflu *tuer• It loins aria bcomes Country east aIring Alb'rte Street to the imeg;nary line extending north from Southerly along tile Centerline of US 1792 RunnOrtheattbflU s I Club Rd, Continue sOuth on Seaboard Coast Int Pa.lroad, Run Mellonvilly Avenue to the center of OufordRoein SrCtion7O. Townsh:p 92 toAirpontRoulevard Runeaston Country Club Rcaø to intersection South along the Seaboard Coast Line lake Monroe. Run South atong the 715, Range 3CC to the centerline of Airport Boulevard to the SCLRR *itfl SCI Raitroad, Run south on Railroad to longwood coas IS p imaginary line to the SOuth shore of Carotton Roa ftrani Run South on Sd Thence run v.tit tL.uke (harm Raifroad (staying on the 427): Run rth1$t6lOflglOfSg*00d Lake .5(1 PR flakedharmpranChlto Monroe and MellnyiIie along the centerline of Cerolton wfjfCrnmast track) to th east Road (5 P 4271 to Seminota tvenue. Continue 5otfl along Road to tne east right of way fine of po.nt of te'g;nining auarter corner of SicliOn 70705 Polling Place. I'pnetresl BCptist RouIevflrd, Run cast ôlng Semnole P,'fllonyille Avnu,' to the point of Wltn Road; Then JOE. Run west on the center fine of- Boulevard to U 5. $7 92, Run flOrth beginning, run north Cti&irth. South tide ci Onora Road, along the e6tt right of way lifl Of 5,intrcI Florida Section 70 70$ 30t 'o the east ClOng (fi 5 1797 to pont 01 qn Polling Place: Because the Board g,i.i,- orr Win$føn Poa mp;rn,ir,,ir; 3$te'ii PRE CINCT NO 3$ r. ytt, i r r' s ''ti Cr;'hrss,uicrs ot Ic tne nth*tt corner of Lot 3. JOE. Run wrSt on Inc cnter line DI Polling Place: Lyman Begin at the intersection of pj High Serningfe County hit determined Block C, English Estatts Unit 3. Pug Lake Road, S U 43.6. and Wner Quarter corner of Sttion 19 205 PRECINCT NO. 9 XE. Pun north On tIlt t line of Begin at tile' intersection of Cl1t within this Precinct adequate Records of Seminole County. Pirk Drive to the Intersection 01 for the expitious Orid efficient Thence run east along the north lint' Sect;on 19 70S.)Q t the east Thirteenth Street and Sanford housing and handling of voting Queen't Mirror Circle. Follow and of Lot 3, 8k arter corner of S.ct Aven 74 705 in Sanford. Run west English Ettat, Oueen'slAirror Circle nOrthttptIy voting paraphernalia, the Board hat '.1, tun wirti an true center linC ot UnlT3tot,. c.iIiøiI corner of seig to th inICnSectl Thirteenth Street to Park Avt'nu, by %CpCrCte rCsotution, also t Sot Triplttt lot Ttr'rcr' rtn •.' 5t 74 5 .if'I'nc..r!.itcl, I, .tir' I ;r?r'r'.'it 4 'th r Pin A ,in .P ti t re: rdru c ,i. ,r !, mli1 L'..rSl.lr? Q 3 irrt aIr.g thi it lint. jt Lot Lake Drive rthwcterly 10 lile Polling Place: Community line rutending /xrth from Park designateclthe following Site outside rl in I 'rn iducat.,,t Page, Public Recorcus c.f Seminole FrI'o, Lvrr mc. tm c.t i. a Prtc rd 7? a'. a e'porary polling lrtplc$t I, .ixr Ciniy' r.,r Ln"t jr1. 1- ori4a County to tilC SOuthweSt curner Of tilerly tothe' mntensectonof Okwooø Monroe, kn 11151 along an place toe Prent ffo fl Sanford 101 fnd;an 14 3. 1115 Unit 6. Thence 0riv. RECINCT NO- II lmdqiniry tint in the center of Lake Ciyi Center. Sanfot.j. Ffr.,Iaa at thn,jøtx O.ukrxnvwl - ....... n" iy aiong t n. mr ernrrec1Ii 01 1 land MOtto, to another imaginary tifl$ PRECINCT NO. ii Soutfitine of S,R 136. Run HSteily on S P 134 to flegin at the Orange Seminole Lot 5, Indian hills Unit 8 to the' west were extender) east, Rijn along Oak extending info tilt' center of Lake wood Drive westerly to Itsc in right oi way fuse of Wimiebgo teqtectln of Sunset Drivo, Run Rune honMeillandAvenu.,, to he AvCnue; Run along the U.S 1797 northeasterly to S P 136; WC%t right (if way line Cit Wnhfbtqo inter%ecfof Semingla Boulyar, 'nt*'c1t'tlon of Spring ',eke Road. imaginary lir'e SOuth tO Chepman Avenue. Run weSterly on S P. 134 to SCL Court aorr).imifely IS frfi iO .1 RuOWeltOn$p,nnjl 1'3t1fO the inf'tirlu, sott ilng Chapuienu Railroai, reflow 5(1 Ra,lroad rotlo Serninota Houti'viurcj ,rJprx,,i, San Pu.r.' at C' lr'trnstate 4. Run drsrbco A'ent t Itidkory Avenue, Cn %Oulhffy t point of 'ginning %Outhcastrly to the' i'!i.rct,On nt normn c.n ! It0 point of begnn4ng t'nue South along Hckovy Avenue to' Polling Place: Prai:e Lake the rrnterline as Talbot Road; Lake D"v, Follow lee,' Drive' 0,i14: i'r,rnte run east ' 'ia; Ce'fyry.'oue i ii •hj;. Kur west trgion P1,511, SemlnQIC Cc'.ly, of •ha centerline '4tutPCilSterly *fld east to the nt uj'dinig AJterncnt, 5pingt, tp thc centef f'n' of along Celery Avenue (5 P. 4151 to Flor,da orsectionof Bird Road Follow Bird flotlia Kewannue trail, Tiene run Sarifr Avenue Run 3th alu PRECINCT NO. 21 Pne South t intf'n%ect,on oi heesterly along the (enfefl PRECINCT 9W. :i int ot '..r'erd . t'.; nf t,rgr io onn ' nes..:s.{i Fast Lake' (in.,i a'ong Fast 'wannec 1rl tO the rAtt litht to 're -tn lOt' riOg Il 97 otu Sc'nti,noli Boulevard (Vnt' eastvly to it' ...., cf Sl:n t. rneip 715, ciuon20. wnthp7ts,Reng, 301. Polling Place: Sinforø (v( F0110* tt- Sectjn 14 tusxaw ,ita GabrClta SCiniflot. Boutevar Legal Notice -"' . " ______ . . '' Legal Notice _____________________ ______________________ p Thence run east fttong the Cr.rn:itlncr (if 5cpçe' Count y, the espedifious ana efficient Ccnterlineof Said section. tOth,t using h,5fldlig of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Ill AND ADVERTISEMENT Florida at itt Regular Mceting held and line of 5rtn 7i, Twnip IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL oting paraphernalia the floara has FOR C INVITATION FOR -_ Ori the 6th d,ly of November, 1973, .is SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Rnqe' 79(, TPinre run east along Y Separate resolution, also FLORIDA. OPISTRUCTION BIDS Same appears on the record i COUNTY. FLORIDA COURT OF the centerline of Section 19. CITY OF recorded on thit date, pursuant to hr CIVIL ACTION NO. 7)I47!.A Minute Book for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SANITARY SEWER SYSEM tiitt County PROBATE TownShip70$, Range )9E to Ihe cast WINTER SPRINGS. In re: Iii Marriage Of fFIorIde Statutes Section ioi 7$, F lOP I 0 A longw'ood, Florida E I G H T E E NT H III WITN(5$ WHEREOF, I have In re: Estate of line of saig %ectl. Thence run "as? FLORIDA / deSlgnt,ø the f011owing 5t Ouittid&' os E V E L T r.irrnto set niy har4 eild ihtfixU MA 0 I SO Pd Seaed Proot.iR for ihe con JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SFUIt4O RiChARD J WIRZ. along the centerline ot Seclion 20. Noticeof Public Hearing PETITIONER, AND NORMA JEAN Stru(t,on of a Sanitary Sewer TO Precinct No 43 as a temporary the' off cml seal of the Boara Of COUNTY, FLORIDA loweship 70$. Range 39E 10 a point Decea WHOM IT MAY CONCERN polling pldc for Precinct Po 1) MADISON, RESPONDENT CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1657.0 System br Longwort. Florida, will Cnty Commissioners this 4th day NOTICE TO CREDITORS ted on the Centerline 01 the ACL Notices hereby given by true City ffl ?e: the Marraige Of NOTICE OF ACTION Edttbrook Swim Club. Seminole of December. 1973 TO ALL CREDITORS AND be received at the City Hall until Council of the City of Winter PaiIroa line, Thence run Southerly County, Florida JACKIE DARDEN, Husband TO. NORMA JEAPI MADISOPJ iSral) J,inury Ii, $971 Bids Springs, Florida, thit Said City along the centerline of the 1'CL RESIDENCE (jPJl,t4O./,'p PRECINCT NO. 44 PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR will be cpene and read in a poblic Council wilt hold a PubliC hearing Arthur 14 flC(kith, Jr. DEMANDS AGAINST Pailroi to the South line of Section SAID 'WYNUPIA i DARDEN / i YOu ARE HEpEfty NOTIFIED ESTATE Begin at a point on th SOuth line 01 Clt'rh meeting at the City Hall, L009wood. ai to consider a request for a 70. Township ios. Range XE. thñt an action for DittOlutiøn of Sçction 33, Townshp uIS. Range NOTICE OF ACTIOPi of true Board of Florida, at 7 30 PM,, January Ii, changeof zoning from Rural Urban You and C'lCh of you are hereby 1971 Thence Continue outh along th TO Jackie Darden JOE. $PProximatel 3,475 feet from Marriage has been filed against you notified and required County Commissioners centerline of the ACL Railr to present any to PIamt'd Unit Development 01 the RI 1 the' suuth*est corner of Said section, ifl and for Plans, specifications, and Other following described property by ROSEVELT MADISOpi, and you claims and demands which you, Section 39, Township 205, Range JOE or contract doCumenf Vidalie. Gegrqa Thence run east along the south line may be presently lying within the municipal Seminole County, ri are required to serve a written copy either of you. may have against the evamined at Orida to a point on the Centerline of State YOU ARE HEREB" 'i) ri fl Of SectIon 33, TO*nt%hlp 2)5, Range the office of Glace PUbliSh Dec 1. 2), 74, 78, 1973 and Of your defenses, if any, to it on estate of RICHARD J WIRZ. Radcfjfie, Inc limits of the City of Winter Springs, Roaci 17?, Thence run Southwesterly fhf a proceedng für diSSolution DEW 9$ JOE to the' Southeast corner 01 saici along the centerline 01 Slate Roau CAR POLL BURKE Attorney for deceased late of Said County, to thC Florida A Complete Winter Perk, Florida. aria more fully described as __________________________ Petitioner, whose address is 617 sef of bidding follows, to wit marriage has been filed against 'v: section. Thence COfltifl CCI? along' 477 aPproximately 3,150 feet to a Santord Atlantic Bank Bultding, CIRCUIT JUDGE IN THE COURT ducurnentt including plans and and you are requ'red 10 ser a coo. the South line of Section 31, Town or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TI South 189 feel of lots 99. 100, IN AND PROBATE of Seminole County. Specificatons point on the centerline of Longyeo of your written defenses, if may be obtaIned 10). and 107. (the portion thip715. RangelO[ lothecenterline FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sanford.will Florida. andof file Ihe Florida. at his offices in the Court from Glace & Radcliffe, Inc. 1347 Shore RodJ The Northwest East tO I.11lt Road, Thence run west along original lIe Clerk Circuit thereto an PetitIoner's attorr,r of State Roaci 436, Thence run north House of FLORIDA the centerline of Longwcod HillS whose name and address OPPC.i' westerly along th Crntefpifl of tOld County at Sanfd, Palmetto Avenue, Winter Park, acres of Lot 110, dllof Lot 11) lying Court, Seminole County, Florida, on Florida, within 1 calendar months Florida, uPon deposit of 14000 CIVIL ACTION NO. 91753.0 Roci to the weSt line of Section below, on or before January 3. li State Roaci 134 lo the weSt line of or before the 5th day 01 January. frem the time of the first publication DIVISION 0 t'ast of Shore Roaø. South of Townsn;p 70$, Range 30E, Thence an fiI tIlt' original thereof With ti A D 1914. Otherwise a judgment will of this notice Two COpieS Of each Section 31, Township One half fi ) Of the plan dfpoit Panama Roid aria East Of Fi5her Range In re Petition of Continue westerly along the ceo Clerk of this Court either bCfcr.' will be refunded after file 30E. Thence continue northwesferl'1 date Road, and alllying pOrtionS the PHI LLIP ü HANPIER S be enteredIn against you torfhe Relief claim or demand Shell be in writing. provided a bid has been bid Submitted following lots East ofof Fi5h.t terline of Longwood HIII5 Rood A demanded the PetitIon, service on Petitioner's attorneys Y along the centerline of State Roici NOTICE TO DEFEND and shall state the place of residence and further provided that the Road Section 30. Iownshop 705, Range JOE immediately thereafter, Ofh(rwi" 4)6 in Section 3, ToWnship WITNESS my handandthe Seal of and post office address of the do(umentt TO DOUGLAS 01(1114 OWENS Lots 1)9, 177, 13$ and $13. All to a point on the west lint' Of Said a default 'ilI be entereddgainst yC' this Court on this the ilth day of claimant, and Shall be are Range ICE to the centerline of Whose Residence' and Sworn tO by Radcliffe, Inc returned to Glace & in Block 0. D P MITCHELL 5 November, A D 1973. section. Thence COntinue Southefly lot use relief demanded in I!" Winter Woods Boulevard, Thence the claimant, hiS agent, or attorney within len in good COndition SuRvEy OF THE MOSES E LEVY, Petition Address i unknown (Seal) along tile centerline of lonqwø days after receipt Of bids run westerly along the centerline ot GRANT. Plaf Book I. Page S of tht l4iII Road in Section 75, Township YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED end accompanied by a filing fee Of No depoSit will be returned to non Arthur H fteckwitis. Jr. WITNESS my il,ini nd '.tr,tt Winter Woods Boulevard to a point Public Records of Seminole County, that the above named Plaintiff, Clerk of Circuit Court 205. Range iCE, to a point on the onedollar ,hild%i,Cpt claim or demand bidderS No bid will be considered Fto,,dO th,5 COurt on Ic on the enterline oP Nottingham ndt SO liId Shall be vOid, PHILLIP D P4APItIEM5, has filed a Outh lirie' of Section 75, Iownthip Seminoie County, Florida, November, A 0 1'.' unless it is accompanied by Ihe Drive, Thence run Southerly along 5 Eleanor P. Win Tl'te present zoning classification of Complaint in the above Styled Court By' Martha T. Vinlen 20 Range 79E, Said point being (SEAL) bidder's certified or caShier's Check Said property .5 Rural Urhan as that the Centerline Of Nottingham Drive Admln;stratrix cf fOf the adoption of the minor Dtputy Clerk .ioProximately 150 feet west of the Arthur H Ru' or bid bond payable to the ordtr of (li5SifictiOfl iS d'SCribt'd in thC t a point apProximately 470 feel tile estate of Carroll Burke children. MICHELLE ELAINE Southeast corner of sOd StCtiO, Clerk of Circuit Cur' the City of Longwood. Florida. for zoningordrnancesanaregulatiofnof north Of the south line 01 Section 33, Attorney for Petitioner RICHARD J WIPZ. OWENS aria DOUGLAS GLENN Tflencecontlnuesouthalono the COt? By Joy Stok fiyC per cent IS per cents of the the City of Winter Springs, Florida Tnthip 215. Range ICE. Thence OWENS, JR. named fhefein. and lint' of Setti 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg Deputy Clerk 36, TOWrithip 705 deceased amount of the bid Thi5 Sum will The' Public i-4e,qr,nq w.11 he held in 5 Trugm run SOuth tothe South lion of Section C Freeman ESQ OIJ are hereby renuirr'd to Serve a Sônford, Ftr.d 37771 Riunge 70(, to th snutht't corner PORERT P.' /r'.o' "r'.'(' is ii d ¶i'ur!., and nIl e !h. r o Pc' 548 ft I, Tc .'.r',t 'p 715, P,in. )[, (:t.'f i'u1:lil Di.c 3, U. U. cut,, i ,(ur th't€n'.eS. it any, of s,tg i'ct(in, thence, ttn weSt ilL, TOnI C.'i il/i 1Offv'tcI to the Owner as I'quiddted 'uescr bed as point of bcgnning FloridO on Ihe lath day of January, DE'Pl AlIixrn?. Springt, Fl 3770) on 1 HOMA S 0 FREEMAN, MORRIS 01000 tilt' soulh line of 5(tifl 38 damages in the event a contract A D $971. at 7:30 pm. or Polling Place: Parking Lot of San Attorney for ESQUIRE of LAW OFFICES OF as soon Post Office Otawer it Township 70%, Range iCE to the award is made ana lIe Ad'ni,,istrstrlx contract thereafter as pOisiblc, at which time NOTICE FOR BIDS Jose Apartments a the corner 04 THOMAS C, FREEMAN. Attorneys Sanford. Fior.da 32171 SOuthwest COrner Cl sad Secli, Highway 134 and W.nter The Seminole County Bc.,rd of Publish: Dec 17, documents and bonds are not intereSted parties and Citizens for f0, Plifltiff, Post Office Box '7iog Attorneys fr.r Petit,poer Thence run west along the south line property and promptly executed as and against the proposed change' of @cuIevar County Commitsioner will receive DEW 64 Altamonte Springs, Florida. 32701, In. the County of Publish Or - 3. tO. 17 s 19?) Of Section 33. Township 295, Range required in tilt specifications bidS at the offIce of Arthur H Beck Seminole. State f Florida zoning classification will be heard end filethe original With the Clerk of DEi' I) it, to the' mint of beginning with, Jr Plo bidder may s'mittidraw hit bid Sad hearing may be continued from . Clerk, up to 12 00 noon PREL'INCT PiO. 4% tt above styled Court on or betOre Polling Place; Because the Board prior to 45 days after receipt Of bids tirr'e to 1m until final acl.on FICTITIOUS NAME Wednesday. Jar.uary 2. 1971, for Pegin at a point onthe South line of is jue' IS. 1971, otherwIse • of County Con rnsssioners of TheCityofLonqy.,c,r,y,51fl SEMINOLE CCUNTY BOARD furnishing items ot new equipment taken by the City Council Section 20, Twn5hip 715, Range default and ultimate ludgment will Seminole County has determined NOTICE iS hereby given that lam rght to relect any anci or all bids, to OF ADJUSTMENT Th15 notice shall be pted at the XE; Said point also described as the and performing construction arid be entered againSt you granting id that no accommodations presently in bus.neSs at 9)6 W. hIgh waive any technical defects, and to City Hall within the City of Winter Notice of PUbIi Hearing complete installation SOuthweSt corner of Lot 3. Block B. adoption exist within this Precinct adequate the Way .1)6, Altamonte Springt, accept any bid that it may de'em to NOtice 'S herr given th,I' I'. Springt. Fiorida, and iii three (3) following described traffic signal Seminole County, Florida under the be f English Estates, Un? 7. PIat Book WITPIESSmy hand and The seal of for the expeditious and etticient thir interest of the City Board of Adtuttment will Cond..' 1 project, fiCtiti0u name of BRANTLEY other places within the City, and $3, Page 8-1. Public Records ot Sad Court on the 12th day of housing arid il&ndlinq Of vOting arid BY ORDER OF THE CITY poblic hearing to cOnsider SECTIOPI 77060 IS P. 436) AT pubisbed in TIle Sanford Herald, December. A D 1973 Seminole County. Thence run north voting Paraphernalia, the Board has SQUARE SPEED QUEEN COIPI COUNCIL LOPIOW000. FLORIDA nv'wspaper of general circulation ,n p'ovinga Lot Site Variance in,ir u RE DRUG LAKE ROAD AND LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. alonghe west line of Lot). Block B, (Seat) by Separate resolution, also Eugene 0 Jaques Residential Zone on true otlov. ; WINTER PARK DRIVE, Ill and that I intend to register SCid the City 1 W.rter Springs and English Estate's, Unit 2 tO the j Arthur H. Bt'Ckwith, Jr recorded on thiS date. pursuant to Mayor Seminole County. Florida, once a described property CASSELBERPY, name With the Clerk of the Circuit PubliSh Dec 71, 1973 FLORIDA thwesf corner ofsad lot. Thence run Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida Statutet Section 101 7) Lots 271 and 275. Bookertown, in week for at eaSt four (I) CONSTRUCTION Court, Seminole County, Florida in east along the South right ot way designated tile following site OutSide OF Bit, Cecelia V (hem NE DEW 1)7 Section 20)930 Further described W accordance with the provisiOns Ct TRAFFIC SIGNAL %ecutye weeks prior to the date fIne of Derbyshire Road ap Deputy Clerk Precnct No 47 ii a temporary as South side of 0-ic flidd the Fictitious P4me Statutes, Tc Richard Allen Strec' thi' PubiC Hearing. the date of the approximately block West shall be gualif'e traffic Wit pe'Oximately 70 feet to Poirit Sad LAW OFFICES OF polling place for Precintt 140 17 signal trst publcat,on to the oate of the C' Statl THOMAS C point alto described 4% the cen Suction contractors FREEMAN LOnciwooci Community Building, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Moton Street pUbliCdtion, both dates approved by the Florida ')'i'pt 1007 HIghway £36 terline of Oxford Road, hence run City of t 000worut, ('.ini... -. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Cltilive'. shell not be 1e55 thOn S Aliiri Thispubllchearing will beheld in i,,mi,l of ransportation to perform Publifl Dr, S Attinqr •v along file (,..,ilql.ne ot uost Oftice lox 5..a Seminole. rlorio,s CUlT Ill AND 'r 17 FOR SEMINOLE twenty.eighl (711 days. In addition, the County Commiion Cltaryiber thiS work, and Shall submit Altaeionfe Springs. FlOfidO 3770) Os'ord Roaa to tile centerline of PRECINCT NO. COUNTY. FLORIDA. • of the C011r$xut..4. ¶:.. "4 be p$ •. ng"ce Satisfactory written evidence With_____________________________ DEW it r' .Attorneys for Plaintiff Carlton Road. Tilene run west Begin at a point On the Centerline 7..ti i,ij. 'J•I,ij(,.E January 21. 1971. at 7 00 ° be considered for cnaesge oi zoning on O'd that they are so approved by the PuibliSh' '1, Dec. 17. 31, 1973 ena along the centerline of Carlton Road DIVISION E Of State Road 436. Said point being al sodfl thereafter as ........ at least filteen 115) days prior to the Fonda Department of Tran ian 7, 1974 to tile cast right of way line of In re: the Marriage of the center of the interSection oP State CITY OF Seminole Count F. t.u'e of th Public Hearing Sportation, Including description OEm'.' 70 Winston Road. Thence run ncelh Road 134 and Stale Road 43), DON 0 DING E E. CASSE LBE PRY. FLORIDA of Adlustmerut DAT ED this 7th day of December, and locatton of most recent signal along the east right el way ha t Thence run South along tti (r PI,irit.ft Notice of Public Hearing " 0 1973 By it/atton Ton' UNITED STATES DISTRICT t0iect CompiCted on tile Statehigh TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN vs Winston Road approilmatefy I3feet terlineof State Road 131 totlie Sour Cilarman S Mary T Norton COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF way system to the northwest corner of Lot 3, lint of Section 16. Tcrnnsruip 215. Notice hereby given by the City Pdt.NCY J OINGEE. Publish Dec. 71. I' City Clerk FLORiDA, ORLANDO DIVISION Roadway modificationt Block C, English Estat, Unit Range iCE, Thence run SOthini, Council of the City of Casseiberry Defenciant DEW 109 Cf Thy City of COURT NO. 73.34 Orl Civ Plat Book 14. Rage 6$, PubIc pavement markings shall not be Florida, that sect City Council will along the centerline of State Road NOTICE OF SUIT Winter Springs. Florida UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, included in bid These itemS will be hold a pubIc hearing Pecoras of St'minote County, TO. NANCY 3 DIPICCE 131 in 5ectin 7), Townls.p 715, UNITED STATED DISTRICT Publish Dec 10. Il. 7i.3i, 197], and us furnished by the County of Seminole Plaintiff, vs FRANK E HOY, et Range 79(, Thenceruneast along the nortil line fl West Covina to a point. Said point (a To consider annexation of th ian 7. lCli COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF OF SALE aria Florida Department of Tran tlIowing Defendantts,-NOTICE described prppCrty lying 04 Lot 3. Block C. English Estates. Apartment 103 being approximately 2)5 feet South ocw FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION Notice i5 hereby Oven that Sportation in cOordinati with tnt-,.. it being '0 tint 3, to tile northeast corner ni Cov'na, Catiforna of tile Centerline of Hill Vii'w Dr,.' Seminole COunty COURT 940, /4 lj (J"I Civ p.ur,'ant tO 6 SUMMAR'i FINAL SuCCtSsiui bidoer. sad lot, Thence run South ap SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ori, to Wit: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thence run east to the east line Of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SpecIfications may be Obtalnc'C Ct DECREE of Foreclosure entered OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS that an action for divorce proximately 35 feet along thC wet? From the Southwest corner Section 21, TOwnPm, 21$. Range of th has been Plaintift. v EARL McINTYRE. e' November 14. $973 by the above the office of the Seminole County Notictot Public Hearing tnt' of Lot S. Indian HillS, Unit 6, 79E. Thence Ontiflue' east .n Seclon I . of Section $7, TOwnShip 7) filed aga.nst you, and you are um Defendaritsisl NOTICE OF entitled Court. in trir above styled Engineer, 4300 South Orlando Drive, South, Range The' Boaro of Cc',ri? Corn Plat Book IS. Page 60. Public 77. Township 215. Range 29E tO 6 30 East, Seminole required to serve a copy Of your SALE Uotc 5 hereby g.en trio! cauSe, tile undersigned United S.itnforcl, Florida 37771, or by welting County, Florida, run along the writlen defenses, if any, to it on m'ts.cners Cl St'mie County will rcords of Seminole County, to the point on the east right of way Inc Of I'rsuant o a SUMMARY F States P,torshal, or one Of his duly Clerk's Office. P 0 Drawer C. Westerly line of Slid SE e, hold a public hearing Id Consider 6 cfuttuwest corner of Lot S Indian Mathews Pod, Thence run north N 1 JOHN A BALDWIN. Baldwin & DECREE of Foreclosure entered on authorized deputies. Will sell PropOsed change of zoning from A I S.an(ord, Florida 32771 All bidS are degree 1932W. 567.71 feet; thence Oikeu, Attoi'ney tor Petitioner, tillS, LInt 6. Thence run easterly along the east right Of way lint Of Aug,,t 21. IS7] crud an Order entered property Situate In Seminole, to be in a sealect envelope plainly run N 42 degrees Agriculture t C 7 General Suite 70. 500 East Highway 436 Retail cong the South lint of Lot S. Iridliri Mathews Road to the north Inc of 47' 17" E, 4)) on PIOvPmbt'f 14. t9fl by the above County. FIor.da, described as Lot marked on tile Outside, "Sealed Bid feet to the Southwesterly right of Commercial District or C) Casselberry, Florida, 4fld file tile hills, Unit6, to the west right cif way St'ctiOn 77. Township 21$. Range enti?le'l Court. itt Vile above Styled 16. Bock 3. NORTH ORLANDO for SIGNAL CONSTRUCTION, open way line Cf State Roact 134. thence original with tile Clerk Wholesale Commercial District on tine of Winnebago Court, Thnte run Of the above 79( Thence run west along the cause, th undersigned Unted TOWN5ITE, 4th Addition, (Replet January 7. 1971" the bollowing described property, run along Said r'gtit cf way line 5 47 styled court at tne Seminole County nOrth along the wCst right of way nørth line of Section 77. Township States Marshal, or or* of fl's dluil,of Sheet No 2;. as re'cora Bids will be Opened at 2 00 P M ifl Plat Be'ginnmng 143 2 ft PlEby f degrees 17' 02 the [. CourthOUSe, Santor'ct. Florida, on or 17500 lee' t line of Winnebago Court op 71$, Range 7$(. approximately authorized deputiti, will resell tile Book 14, Page 8. Public Records t Wednesday. January 2. 1974, ru the Point of Berjnrting; thence run 47 before in?er5t'(t,On of east right f January way of 9th, 1974 proximately 33 feet to a point, sea feut to the southeast cornet Of Lot propert', situate ifl Sem.nofe County. S,mmnøte County. Florida at publiC Board of County Commisoners Oegre'es 17' 18" W, 250 feet, thence 0t',Se o Judgment may be CO Hwy 17 97 and SOuth uriC of Sec 11, point 11150 'described as flue 774. TraiIwoo Ettatei. Section Florida. deScribed as The South , outcry to the iligheji an best bidder Meeting Room, Second Floor of tile run N 17 degrees $2' 42" W. 707 Twp 205, Pg 30 E. run east to east feet tered against you for the relief 'erline of latbof Road, Thence run Pla? Book IS, Pages l2ano $3. Public aS 0 feet ot the Plor?Pi 133 0 feet of the for cash at 17.00 o'clock noon on Court House in Sanford, Florida, ntOt SE 1, to true Center line of the paved ocmanudea in the Complaint, east along the centerline' of Talbol Records of SemInole County, West 96 0 feet of Block 73. Tuesday, January IS. 1974 at the Actual award to Successful bidder porliott of Fern Park Boulevard line of ttction. west to Hwy. thence THIS NOTICE Shall be published Roaci to tile centerline of Kewannee Thence run north atong tilt' east tint ROAtNSON'S SURVEY OF AN West door of tile Seminole County will be made in the next regjiar private roadl. thence run N 42 once each week fcr four (1) con NEly on Hwy to beginning: lC's the of Irailwooc Estates. Sccton 7, in Trail, Thence run northeasterly ADDI TlOP TO SANFORD. . Courthouse. Sanford. Florida western 303 ft of Said property County Commition Meeting in tht' degrees 0' 1$" E. 750 feet ho SCCUtiv weeks the in Te Sanford along the centerline of kewanne, Section 15. TownShip 2)5, Rang. cordng '0 PLOt thet'eof recordeJ Dated $7373 Court House, Sanforct. Florida, running parallel to Hwy I? 92. aforesaid Southeasterly right of. Herald. Sanfor'ci, Florida Trail to tile east line of Section 70, 79E,approiimately 660 feet. Thence Pta' Rope 1. Pages 92 and 93. P. MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER Thursday, January 3 1971 Further described as east Side of way line 01 Slate Road 436. thence WITNESS my hand and seal of Township 715. Range ICE, Thence run east approximately 660 feet tO Recorc2 Of SemnOlt' COin', United States Marshal S 1792 Arthur H Beckwitru, Jr iLOCtiOfl of Laie Mary said run SI? degrees 17' 47" E. 70! feet t Court on thiS 91ru day 04 tile sOuthweSt corner of Lot 7. Block cnnt;nup rortheasierty Along the Florida at Pubic Outcry 10 lI Meddle District of Florida Clerk Blvd the Point of Beginning, Suoject to November, 1973 centerl,ne ot keuvennee Trail in 20. Welithersfield. Second Additn. highest and best bidder for C45h a' KENDELL W WHERRY Board of County Thi5 puiblic bearing Will be held Ui right 01 way for iSeaI) Fern Park St'tin 71, Township 215, Range Plat Book 17, Page $0), Public 17 00 o'clock noon on TuCSO,i. Assistant United States Attorney Commissioners the' County Commission Chambers Boulevard, over the Northwesterly Clerk of the Circuit Court JOE. to tile centerline of Slate Roid Records of Seminole County. January IS, 1011 a1 ii. ,',e5t j.,.. Attorney ton Pliiint.tt of thC Seminole County. Floriaa Courthouse, S9nford, FlOrIda, 37 feet thereof Lying parallel with By: Joy Webb 136 Thence run southerly dtong the Tilirnce run east along tIlt' South line tile Seminioii P,t,irt Dec 10. 17, ?i, II. 147) on January 22. 1971, at 7 00 P 1,1 .or By W. Bush, Jr. the Nor1hwesterl line Deputy Clerk centerline cf State Road 4)6 to the of ,',eathersfleld First and Second Sanford Flcir 'i DEW 35 PubliSh' Dec. 17, 2i, 1973 as soon therealter as poiiile JOHN A BALDWIN sOu$t'i line of Section 21. Township AciditiOnt, to the wuthcat corner Dated $737) DEW 77 Board of County Baldwin & Dkeou and 7)5. Range JOE. Thence continue Lot 1, Black 5, Weather st ield. First P4'ITCHELI A ',[ .'.ItU R( Commission,ri Attorneys at Law Southerly along the centerline on Addition, Plat Book I?, Page oo. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO United SlaTes P,'Or5r',l From the Southwest Corner 04 the s.te io. Seminole County. Florida State Road 4)4 In Section 7$, Public Records of Seminole County. Middle District of FIOt,cii EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME SE i1 of Section 17, Township 3) 500 East Highway 434 Dv Sid Vihlen. Jr. Thence. run north along the east lot' Township 715. Range 3GB. to Inc KEP4DELL W WHERRY CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PURSUANT TO FLA. STAT. $65.09 (nor man South Range 30 East, Seminole' Casseucrry, Florida 37707 COUNTY, FLORIDA, centerIne of Howell Creek. Thenc, of Wc'athueqsfteld First AdditiOn to ASs.staqil United States Attcr-, Be it known that it .s the nlrntiQn Attest. County, Florida, run along the ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER CIVIL NO. 73.1477.8 rin southweSterly along the ceo Attorney tOt' PIantifi ?hesouthwestcorner of Lot 17. Block of tie urider'ign to fl Arthur H Rerkwith. Jr Westuly 'ifit Of sad SE i4, N 1 Pubt'Sh Dec 10. 17 71. 31. 197] In re, the Marriage Of 'Crine of Howell Creek to the west S. Weatherslelct. F ir5t Addpfl P.,!'i busnt'ss under the fiCtitiOus name degree IC' 37" W 367 71 feet. thence 2 I. ILl I AN 5' III). LY.MD v'i fir ,ind of hOC Ct SeCtion 28. Townsn.p 215. Thence ruin £1151 along the south line CYPRESS 17 fli WOODS run P4 12 degrees 11' 17" E. 631 o CARL .1 PIILLyARD, Hr',har.d Range ICE, Thence run north along of 5%'ca?rurrslield FirSt Additor DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and teat to tise Southwesterly right ci AMENDED ' ; ;•-:;--. in me- ;t•t- i''' up mI('*is.iIiItI iJtoi.r Uf OUSirie'5% SfldIl way line ot State Road 1)6. thence NOTICE OF SUIT tilwest corner at Section 78, Weafhersfiela, First Addition; be' Suite 301. 25) Maitland Avenue, run along Said nigh? of way line S V TO CARL J HILLYARD Township 71S, Range ICE, Thence Theitce Continue east in Section 11, Altamonte Springs, Florida Upon degrees 17' 07" E,17S feet too pon' 107 Osborne run west approximately 7.660 tech TOwrISPIiD 215. Range 29E to the' Publication ci tilt notice, as thence run S 42 degrees 17' 18" Auburn, New York 1)07) along the South line of Sc?iOnt 20. CenterlIne of Wymore Road, Thence required by the above statute, the 730 feet to a Po.nt of Be'ginnc' run 110,111 ,II0,iQ the centerline of Township 715. Range 3GB to point of you ARE HEREBY notified that undersigned will cause thiS name to tflenceContinue $42 degrees 47 ;' a PctitIon for Dissolution beginning Wyrmore Roact tO the centerline 0) be registered with the Clerk of tne W. 250 feet. thence run N 17 degrees ''° I U .Ut'ei :.Oti' 'Urfl.b: Marriagepsis State Roact 436. Thee run west Polling Place: Portable locatedon been fIledagainst you Circuit Court for Seminole County. Ii' 17" W. 207 feet to the center line of the recetpt er.1 epropr1ationr .: ;:.o andyouarereouireatoseryeacopy Florida. a vacant lot on the *-tsf Side ot ittonO tIle centerline of State Roid ',:: i. Of the Paved POrtiOn of Fern Park aopted y the oor1 of County Coztjor.erv epteter 11, 1773 of your written defenses. if any tO it. 136 to the west line 01 Section 1 Kr'warinee Trail, approximatey ThoSe Interested in %ald en Boulevaro (a Private road); thence rof1eo!: . Ott HARVEY COULTER. tc,wn5hip 715. Range iCE. Thence hour blocks north from Demnyshne the scrroxh.ate dt':i' ton, of locally rsiaod rooei'to er4 all oxr.djtur', Attorney terprise, and the extent of interest fun N 42 degrees 47' II" B i. retinue west along the centerline of Road lOt' Petitioner, whose post office and address of each of tile owners it 750 feet; tetxeor tIe tr,'rorporated sr.d uritr,cororato oroa thence run $47 degrees 17' 12" B. 701 of the county. a'."' ,5ddreSs 5 P0 flex ]?3t. Fcrest as follows OWNER ,''C P,'uj 136 n St'ctin IS PRECINCT NO. 44 ra1',.. j;, feet to the Pont of Beginning W 14 B 5. ircoorçora.e o;;1 ur.I:;i:orQrs' ore of cour.ty and Bcgnatapontcn?rr.,c.Ii ,'iflth'P71S.RarigeiCE.totPi('*rtt (:1 tilt' the rINAP,'CIAL. INC INTEREST Subiect I nightol way for Fern expeM'turez di'm'iionz sre arrived at Ly the retlo of poçuletior. of Gabriella Road, Thence run south along the Centerline of Ttj%k6ill Gabrlella Road to 11* Southfine of Section 75. Tcwnshp 7)5 Renoir 30E; Thence continue South along the centeriin, of Tuska*.11 Gabriella Road In Section 36. ;::. . lv ii'iV centerllneof State Road £74. Tile' cc run eaSt along the centerline of Stale floaa £74 to the east line Of Section Ia Township 71$. Range 30(, PRECINCT NO. 4) BegIn Ot th nt,r5,cfton of Senoran Boulevard (S P 434) and Centerline of Pea Bug Lake Road in run south along the centerline Of on Paola Road (where Paola Road Club Drive to Countr' Club Road; along the centerlinC of State Road Sectlon2L TOwnShip 215, Range JOE Wymore Road to the soul ru line of circumvents an unnamed U S 17 97, Putt wt on Semorn lake Ctinu onCpost Country Club RoadRun to 400 to the north line Of Setion I) Bouleva.'dfS P 13c)toLaxeHl, to th, west Inc of Section 77. Section Ii Township 21$. Range Continue on Section line) to Country Scaboat Line Railroad TownshIp Township 215. Range 30E, Thence 79E. 71 South, east: Road tRun north on Lake Thence continue South along Club Poad. Run eaSterly on Country north on tnt' Seaboard Coast Lint' Thence run east along the 2t north line Road North Street, Run HOw$ll the centerline of Wymore Road in Club Road to SCL Railroao welt on main Raitroadtoth.Seaboa,dCoas, Line Section Red Bug lake Road in Section 2), Stcticn33, To*nship7l5, Range 79E line; Follow SCL Railroad main line Raitroa (LeeSburg Branch). Run Range 79 11. Townsnip 2) touth. or,h Street to Long*gd Road Township 21$. Range 30E to the to a point oft the Centerline of State north to SCL Railroad Tavarej east east to the northeast $ P 437). Ron north on LOrla*coc on the Seaboard Coast fin CenterlineofStatepcadlM, Thence Roan 100. Thence run south elung Branch; Follow SCL Railroad Pailroa to an imaginary Iifl corner oc said Section. Thence Road (S P 1271 to Serninota rurisoutherlyalonothecenteriineof the Centerline of State Road 100 to Tavares Branch wt southwesterly tendedsouth from Terwiltiger Lane continue east along the north line of BOuievrd Pun cast en S,rn;nela State Road 116 t the South lint' of tne South lint' of Section 73. Tiwn Secton29 17. Township 2), South. Rouleyar t U 5. 1192, Run soutri to I 4. Run Southwesterly on I-i to Run southeast 45 degre, to the Range east to a po.nt on the Section 21. T0*flhip 715. shp 215, Range 29E. Thence run point of beginning Ofl U 5 17 92 to point Of btg'ning intersection of Persimmon Avenue centerline of Palm Springs Drive XE. Thence Continue Southerly "ett along the South line of Sections Polling Place: Mlee Male Polling Place: Idriwilde School, and P,tcCraken Road. Run South 00 Tbe'n along the centerline of State Road 73 7271 20. arid 19. Township 215. run SOuth along the cen 5hool Seni'nole COunty, Florida Vhlen Road. Sanford. Florida rers;mmon Avenue to 13th Street, 436 in Section I. Township us, Range 7fl, 0 the point of beginning te'rine' of Palm Springs Drive tot PRECINCT NO. 43 PRECINCT NO. it Pun east on 13th Street to Fren Range XE to the centerline of Polling Place: Forest City.Bar South line of Section l2.To*ntnip ;i Begin at the Intersection of Park Avenue (U S 17 97), Run south Pein at the inter%pctiouj Of Air Howell Creek; Thence run South port Boulevard and U S $7 92. Run SOuth Range 39 east, Thence run Lake Fire Station, Forest City, Avenueana l3thStreet, Run west on French Avenue (U.S 17 97)to pQin westerly along the centerline of Florøe along th south Inc of Section nortn co U S 1797 to DeSoto Drive. 13th Street to PersImmon Avenue; of beginning HoIl Creek to tile vvest line of PRECINCT PlO 13 Townsh;p 2) SOuth. Range Run north and westeel along Run north on Persimmon Avenue to Polling Place: Church of God. CU Section 7$. Towntilip 2)5, Range Begin at the lntersecton of U S. McCraken Road; Run northeast ala West 27n Street. Sanford. Florida east, to ttue southwest corner of said DeSolo Drive to El Portal Avenue; XE: Thence run south along the 1797 and SanIando Springs Thericecontinueuvest along Road 15•ctegree angle from the In PunnortilalQngElporta,Av,nueto PRECINCT NO. 3$ Welhliheof Sec1i 71. Townip 2)5. IS R 134). Pun weSt on Sanlando terSection of McCraken Road the an imagihary line representing an th line Of Section II, Town Begin •t the intersection aria Range JOE lathe point *f btglnning Springs Road (S P 131) tig 21 Souin. Range 29 east to tile easterly extension of Terrace Drive to Highland Persimm Avenue to the Seaboard Seaboard Coast Line Railroa Polling Place: point of beginn;rug Slovak Gardens Street, Run nor'h Ott Highland Coast Line Railroi (leesburg (Leesburg Brancrul and lntCrstate 1 to ElPortal Avenue' Run west along Community House. Seminole Street to Seminole Avenue. Continue Branch); Run north from Polling Place: Altamonte Springs SOld imaginary line to Georgia tile County. Florida north on an Imaginary tln nortti Seabcar Coast Line Railroad on Run north on I Ito the center ol tile Elementary School. Altarnonte Avenue, Run novtti an St Johns in Lake Monro,, Run eas along Geerga PRECINCT NO. S from Hghland Street to the South Spregs, Flotida Avenue to 25th 5tr,. Pun east irriaginary lint Cxtenij.ng norm to through the Center of Laxe ?,'Onroe itmQ n at tte lunclion of itiC PRECINCT NO, 35 along 2Slh Street to MeIlonyille Section line of 792030, Run west intersect with Trrwllgec Lane. tO an imaginary lne CitCOdirig Wekiyi River arid the Little WCkiv along the south Section line of 29 20 Pnqn at ntCrSCCtOn of 5 p "xtnue. Rn soutru along Mellon Continue north on TerwiII;n.t frnm Taqw;ll:,....' Q;,.r e.g. hr. "V riiV P(Ufl .5J to mc no interstate I Run west on SR 436 viiiraventJfro?Stt5 Place; Run west ,aDoara (0151 line to tPi south shore o' Lake Monroe: On imaginary lint' to T;;iI 1gev to Intersection *ith State Roi along 7Stn Place house SCLRR,• Run River to tile South secton line of SCL Railroad to S P. 477. Run north from Terwilliger Lane into the to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad o S ii to intersection with In Section 22 205 29E; Run east on The northeasterly along S P. 127 to U S Rn th along the SCLRR 10 cer.ter of Lake Mcere. Run east I Leesburg Branch). Runwest on the terstte 4: Thence south on In th line Section 72205 79E to tile 1792; R southwesterly along U S Airport Boulevard, Run west along along the center of Lake Monroe to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad fertatp 4 to point of beginning Soultiwelt corner of Section 73 205 Ai?P*rt Boulevard to the point Of at t 97 to SR 4)9. Run southerly an imaginary line extending north (Leelburg Branch) to tilt point Of flE: Run east on the South line of along SR. 1)9 to Soldier's Creek; intothecentefofthelak,from Park beginning beginning Settion 7320S 39E Polling Place: Santando Bptitt to tilt' southeast Run easterly along Soldier's Creek Avenue Run South along the P011ing PIi: Becau tile Board Polling Place: Lake Monroe Scou Corner of Section 24 20$ 39E; Run to the shore ci Lake Jel5up; Con of County Commissioners of Cburh, 5 P 43i, opposite Meredith Imaginary line to the south shore ol Building, Lake Monroe, Florida east on the south lirie of Sectien 71 Subiiivisiort. Seminole Seminole County hal determined tiflijt' easterly intO Lake Jessup to file lake at Park Avenue, Continue PRECINCT NO. 3$ 70$ 29E to Interstate 1; Run tlueintersectionofan imeginarylin, SOuilal0 County, Florida that riO a(Comnc4at,on presently 0 Begin at a 0ParkAvenuetofnepo,nt in?. Said Point being Southerly on I-I to State ROOd 434; Cxtendnq north from Brantley of beQinning PRECINCT NO. 34 eiit withIn this Precinct adeovate 0ufl5eSfe'rl' CO Silt' Road 131 1.irrue thecenterof theintersectonof State mo the Center Of lake flrg n on South I'n ol Seminole fot t Polling p?ac Capeatous and cttcet Ja,ter Information Road 16 and kewennee Trail in ID State Road 1)t. Run westerly on )fssup. Run sothejt Ccnt, hs: at lit OlOng 'atC i. un st floo, Santora. I fonda ang handling of voting and State Road 134 to Oraniiye ¶'rntnote sold Imaginary line 10 'BrOntIe Stign 71. TOWflthiP 7)5. Range along Said South County line to In voting Paraphernalia, the Board has County line. Run norits on county Avenue on the south shore of JOE, Thence run northwesterly te,ct IOn with Seaboard Coast Line b 1'. separate reSolution, also lake PRECINCT NO. along the centerline of State Road Reilroacj main line track, Go nor line to tile Wekive River: Ituen run istup. Run Southwesterly alOng recorded on tilt date, pursuant to Begin at the intersection at £36 to the wejt line of Section 21. ..' - Legal Notice from P.it3 4 erly southwest corner of Said Section: Section 72, Toinship 7)5. Range to the center of Lake Jetsup; Run to a pOint Of beginning, 251(; Thence ruin west along the Thence run east along the centerline wCSt through the center 01 Lake Polling Place: Because tile ard feet north of the Centerline of north line of Section 27. To*nShip 7) Jessup to the mouth of Soldiers of County Commissioners O State Road 431 to the southeast PrinceSs Gate Boulevard, Thence S Ranot 79( approxImately 7 feet. Creek at the Shore of corner of Section 31, To*nthip 705, Lake Je$5ijp. Seminole Cotsty has determi Continue northerly along the cen to the southeast corner Of Lot 26. Pun west along Soldiers Creek to the' no a(comrnco,n ons nrese ed Rangr 3OE: Thence OntinuiC east lerIne cf Dkr Road in Section 77. Tritwood Estates Section 2. Plat the point of beginning ntty dlOr3 the centerline of State Road CuiSt within this Precnct adequate 431 in Section 72, TO*rihi Tcwnhip 7)5. Range 3OE to true east Book 1$. Pages 12 and 13. Public 205, Polling Place: Seminole County f lif* Of 5Ccti the expeditious dod efficient Range JQ ( to the S0ufheit V. Townthp 215. Recordsofseminolecaunty;Tilenc, Agri Center. Seminole County. hOusing and handling of voting an Range 3OE; Thence cOntinue east run north along the .wt llra SI Flr j; 'rn (art;,.. to rliIii4 l.irdInIernaid, the UOd'd haS Twruship a;gng me centerline of DiP.e' Road in Trailvood Estates Section 2. fl Sec 70S, Range PRECINCT NO. 3OE $9 Secton76. Tosh;p 215, Rdnge3QE by separate resotul'on. also Thence run north along the ton IS. To*nsip 7)5, Range 29E east line Begin at the intersection of 25th recorded on thIs date, pvuant to of SectIon 37. Township 2OS, Range to the east line of Section 26. aPProximately 660 feet; Thence run Street an Lake Mary Road, Run Florida Statut Section 101 7). to the northeast corner of Said Continue ea$ along the Centerline of %outhwet corner ol Lot 7. Block 20, an imaginary line representng tne precinct 77 for as Precinct a temporary Dike Road In Section 23. Townseip Weatflersiield 2nd Addition. Plat Santord Grônt line, Run southeast oollngNo place No " north line of said Section tO the 2)5, Rangi 30E. to tnt' Centerline of Rook 17. Paoe 701. Publir Records i'if (Atiiiit I Itit' AC airui riUht aic.r. ,..... 1.t iruaginary Sanford Grant Sanford Civic Center, Santo 'r, way; Thence run north along the NOdO, thence Seminole County; Thence run east Line to U S. 17 92. Run northeast Florida run northerly along the Centerline of along the centerl,ne of tile ACL Railroad rightSouth line of Weatheesfield alOng U 5 1792 to OeSo?a Dtive. PRECINCT NO, Tutkawilla Gabriella Road to the of way in SttiCn 79. Township 205, 1st and 2nd Additions, to the Run north aria northwesterly along Begn at the intersection of north line of Section 75, Townip Southeast corner of Lot 1, Block 5. DeSoto Drive to El Portal Avenue, Street ano Sanford Avenue, p7th Range )0E. to tht r.ont of beginning i. n Polling Place:northwiest Longwood Corn 71S. Range 30E, Thence continue Weatherstield 1st AddiTion, Plat Runnortil along El Portal Avenue to South on Santoro Avenue to 75th mijnity Building, corner northerly along the centerline of &uok 12. Page 66. Public Records of an imaginary tine representing an Street: Run west on 2Sth Street to f Wllmtr Street ard Warren Tuskaw1ila.Gr,Ia to the Seminole County, Thence run north easterly exte'ns;on of Terrace Drive French Avenue f 17 921 Pin Oi'.Vti'i centerline of Pe Road pg La,e Rao, .,rnup. on; th vSl mr vi vliners,ieia to ElPortalAyenue, Run west along Oil French Avenue to thh SIr Seminolt' County, Florida Tniencerunwestalcngthect,lifl, lstAdditiontofheSouthwest corner said ImagInary line to Georgia Run east on 17th Street to 0r' of Red Bug lake Road to the welt of lot 12. Block S. Weathersfielci 1st Avenue. Run north on Georgia beginning PRECINCT NO. 34 lint of Secti 21, Township 21S. Addition, Thence run east along the Avenue to 75th Street; Run west on Begin at a point on the SOUth line' Of Polling Place City of Sanf Range 30E, Thence continue West South linC of Weattuersfield 1st Ad Srct;on ii, To*nhip 21 South. 75th Street to the point Qf beginning Utility Building. Sanbord, Fl0rt ñlong th Centerline of Red Bug dition to the sotjthest corner of Lot cIa Range 39 east. Said pont being Polling Place: Seminole High PRECINCT NO. 7.5 Lake Road In Section 2]. Tnip II, Weatherfietd lit Adaition, approvimately 1.8 feet east 01 the Sehol. Sanford, Florida BCgiri at the intersectionof Fren 7)5, Range 30E to the west line of Thence continue CISt in section Ii, PRECINCT NO. 70 and 70th stret' southwest corner of Sad Section Avenue (U.S 1797) Section 23, Township 715, Rangt' TownShip 2)5. Rangt' 79E, tO the Said point alt.) detribed as the Begin at tilt' intersection Of In Run west on 201n Street to CountLV of Slate Roadrun 100 (In 30E; Thence COntinue west along the centerline of Wymore Road: Thence teqstatei and Pacla Road; Pun east Club Drive. Continue on Countrycenterline terstate Four), Thence north .-,',. . Nortn _________________ _________________ _________________ S fl( IT I URTIIER RESOLVED that Said alterations end fianes'% be recorded in th Ott (ill Record 1100k In list' Offv' ol tilt Clerk 01 tIie Circuit ogt of Seminole County, Florida itnit that Said changes be ClubliShed lOr fl) times in a n Senimofr Couly. t'mwspitpr" I or ct,l STATE 0 FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE I IIIRI DV CE kill' V that hit' above and fofeqoirtq is a true aid correct cOpy 01 a ReSolutiOn passed i;iilnin'i'iilp t: hi- Fir..m'iJ t't Coun'y styled Court orion before the 13th Newport Center Drive. Nrwprt thwesterly 32 feet thereof, Lying 'igsxreo o.'eil,tlo ae of :.i 1, day Ct January. 1974, otherwise a Beach, Calif 97660 OIP4ER parallel with the Northwesterly Inc. judgment may be entered against 9,104 or 4'' incorporated ir.d 53' IC) the Corporate timits 01 the City BADGER NATIONAL, INC . Ill you for the relief demanded in the TER (ST Cassefberry, Florida; 735 Per Cent; AD Petilion and DRESS 100 Santa Cru: Avenue. Pevenue WITNESS my hand and seal of Suite $07. Menlo Park. Calif 91075 Ib) T Consider also the Queition saId Court Oct the' 17th OSy 01 of designating and assigning v', B B FINANCIAL, INC December, 1973 the Furd: toning Classif,caton of C I Corn Tricori-groted By S Paul .1 Hegener (SeiIt President merclal to Said property as that Arthur H. Bt'(kwith. Jr BADGER NATIONAL. INC. Classification is described in the sor.ere1 1,'758,813.00 Clerk zoning ordnances Of the City Of Ft.e k By. 5' SIdney V Badger Forfeiture 9G,52.00 fly Linda M Harris Casselerry, Florida, to wit, President Or. fo'id .5 Bridge Dcpu'y Clerk ",1f9.CO dnance 181 as amenaea and sup Publish Dec 17, 74, 3), 197) and Publith Dec 17, 71. 3$. IC?) and ian 7. 1914 Capital Jutlay plemented Jan. 7, 1971 The preSent toning Classification Courthouoe/JeIl --------DEW 7$ DEW 90 _______________________________ of Said property is C 2 as that t;tore:t .1 21r.kic.,' dassitication is described ifl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Incor,grl' ur.Ir',corp.or'..• -',' , , , -, . ' --- , ' the Coi.irtho'uoe/,'atl zoniflgordinilflcesafldreculatoMof ('apital Outlay Sernifole County. Florida The Public Hearing will be heN) in 1 eneral OLlj'atjor. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, COUNTY. FLORIDA, CASE NO. 73.I$7$.E CIVIL ACTION NO. ?3.l739.fi In re. Marriage of WAYNE HARVEy. Husband, Ad f.S1I P V F i,ic., F ill,', lIAR', F Site , i' 7 :.',' Respondt'nt NOTICE OF SUIT 'o JA',I s AMI ReSidence unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1801 N.W 79th Avenue that an Amended PCfifiOfl For Apartment 20$ Dslutlon Of Marr'acje h.xs tueen Miami, Flor.d tilt-f n tic' ,lt('mi' (ilpt'Ont'd (,uSe. You. Defendant, are hereby end you are necuired to served copy notified thai an aclionior dissolution cit your written Ot'fcos, if any tO it, of marriage has been filed against on .7 Robert Hunkapiller of yu in the 4')Qve Styted Suit and you JOHNSON AND P4141(0. P A are required to serve a Copy Of your ,%'Iisrrrmei I,. , u'.wri vi . uieauing tO thC Complaint address l III South Pxtaitlana on Plantfl's attorney, Joseph M Avenue, Maitlanci, I lorda. 32751' Murasko, P0 Drawer 714, Fern andfilethe original With the Clerk Ct Park, Florida 37730, and file the above styled Court on or before original answer or pleading fl the' January 16th. $971; otherwise an office of the Clerk of the Circuit Order may tie tntefed for the reIn Court on or bcfor' tie 5th day Ct c)efliarided in the I''tition January, 1911 It you tdil 10 do tO,d WlTPlISSmy ilOfldutfld the seal 04 cletault will be taken against you for sa.d Court on the' 13th day Of tilt relief deman Ifi tile Corn Deernbt'r, 197,1 plaint, NOTICE OF SUIT TO M.iry Eugenia Harvey Rde Unknown Last known reSidence . . -. fl...u. ,..',. WITNESS my hand and OffI(iil . 5C11l of ot'iee t Santorct. Seminole Cun!. I' bOri, thi S ?IIP1 day f NOvc'rrber, $973 Anth.jr H Beckwith. jr Clerk of the' Circut Court By Joy Stoket Deputy Clerk PubliSh Dcc 3. IC. 17 21 $97) DIV-i' ......... : 2,4O4,t39,OQ l,CB9,1.00 9,298.00 : ,' 34,4a.co l"2,49!,C --------- '" , .. 2,r3,1fl.CO 2,89O,31, 1,C4O,'7'O,C'3 l,l'73,C24. l,37c,41e.CO ii.c000 l44,...'.CC • 3'92,94. 191,C5'7.CO 2,e.5C.00 '731, 2.00 iric .,...., ii'. ann .' ' . . Petitioner '. Ur.ioorçort' 't; tti Cily Hall, Casselberry. Florida, tr.terertt & Ink1r.g tthe7?thd.syotDccembe'r 1973. at Oeneral Ob1Igetio 'in '. 7 30 PM, (it .15 soon thefeafter,as Hopjta1 4 I114.CO • $ 2,018.O0 possible, at which time interested 24,e30.CC 22,C18.00 24,3C. parties ana (ititCfll for and against Fort Authority "4,41.O0 ,991.00 31,O'4.CC 3U,Cr4. tile proposed .Irnc'xat and will of heard Sad hearing may be All receipto ar,d expr4tt'ureo for the to11o.ii; apociel ori'ice diotricto ar" continued from time to time until received er4 ap'ror',etpd entirely troo ur.ir.final action is taken by the City or'oreted areas of e1r,olo Cou: Council TIllS flolicethall be pOsted at the Foroot Ctty-B,er Lake \'70,342.O0 City Hall within the City of 145kG Uary Fire Notrict In re the Marriage of DORIS ANN AMI. ' -, (Seal) ARTHUR If BECKWI'bi .lP (leek of the Circuit (Curt . F'ioeida, and In three 'u'urlat; Fire r1.trsct 4.O.2CC 1)1 i."hrr Il.les a.thn thi' Ct 'od t ro'i:.. 'irt, :.'.rins ptbisht'cj in Th Santot Herald, a .'7,4.",cC newspaper Ot general circulation in Fern lark lire E1itrict 43,'?Bn,00 the City of Casselberry and 't.;ierdo 't ro " otrt 't , i., 83.O0 Seminole County, Florida, once a Loch Arbor ?'iro .ctric''. 10,924.00 week for at least fOur (1) con , ci' L011 MU'Jbd ..u- . ., . Pr. co'.. 77V,,LIJ'I . se'cU;lve weexs prior to the date of Fnglish tatec street L1httr4g Diatrict 3,C€5.O0 the Public Hearing, tile date Ihe first publication to the dale ot tile Oeklend lilhl .treet Lighting District 1,mC0.00 litt publi(At,on. both dat in Elri000d 'treet Lightlr.g District ,C9L.00 Clu5iy. shall not be less th4n lr.ter fooda .treet Lighting District 2,4".00 eight 71$ day In ôdditin :''reet Lighting Dtttrjc't ri•'• ',tfl be posted :n tt'' area ".'4.C'0 tO consldeqe.j fOr annexation and oreat BXOOk troet Lighting District '4" 00 brIng at least fiflee'n 1111 dayS Tritri 1I1ls 3tret Lighting )Ltrje'. 2,20.00 pt' tO the date 04 tIlt' Public e1e Ire 1oeth,rfie1d District .00 ltear.nq fri '7,'' 5. ' ,i__,,isa_ u 20, ',! . - 20,1O'7 !,,991.. ' ' ', , Oate'd thi5 13th day 0, November, 0 1973 for Seminole County. FlorIda By Linda M Harris Deputy Clerk Publish Dec I?, 71. 3). 1973 end Jan 7. $571 015%' 79 11,730.00 Casselberry. 'I":,. i. Mary W Hawthorne. (it Clerk of the City of I,,': Publish Nov 26. Dec 3, tO, 17, 34 1973 r'r''.' 'i . ).1'1',, ')pr.', I•:1#'. FuI.1 i:h 1. tirn, tndey, Decw.t.er 24, 1973 is.'. i, is Cas.sefberry, Florida 1 ,'74t., '. I �1:: ii :5 6 B— The Sanford Herald Monday. Dcc. 24, 1973 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal riotice . Legal Notice Legal Notice The Sanford Herald ___________________ _____ ____________________________ CITY OF _________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ________________________ _____ ALTAMOP4TE SPRINGS IN THE ctcwi CO'JT, NOTICE 0 PROCEEDING FOR CITYOF OF ADJUSTMENT FLOP IDA ________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. VACATING AND CLOSING AN CASSELQERRY,FLORIDA - ____________ _____ ____ _____________ NoticeoIPubIicHeari,'ig ______J NetkeoiPubticHearing CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ALLEY Noticed Public Hearing __________________________________________________________ Notice is hereby given that TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNTY, FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Board of Ad(ustment will rcuci a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1W public hearing to consider You will take notice that the City IN PROBATE NO. 13.%53.CP Notice is heriby given by the City — Jlj the Board of Zoning Appeals of th In Fe: Estate Ø Commis1On ci the City of Sanford. Council of the City of Cauelberry. tYovinga Special Exception nanA City of Attamont, Spring;, Florida. 1 AgriIture Z,e Florida. 61 7:00 O'ClOCk P.M. On Florida, that said City CouniI will _______________________________________ ALFRED S. HENSLEY. a to park a trailer that said Boart will hold a public onthetollawlngdescribedpreriy: ALFRED SALEM HENSLEY. JR., January 14, 1974, in the City Corn. hold a public hearing: hearing on thequestlonof granting. Deceased. mission Room at t• Cit Hall in the aI To consider annexation of the ______ The West 330 feet of the NW I of arianc for the following 0escrb.ej the SE City of Sanford, Florida, will con following described property lyin NOTICE TOCREDITORS of Section I 205-31E, lets c4orty __________ To all creditors and alt persons sder and detci-mine whether or not and being in Seminote Count tr Pfoi'th 300fee$ ci the West 56 having claims or demands agaInst the City will close, vacate and Florida, to wit: ___________ Beginning at the SE corner of the thereof, Seminole County. FIO,•IdI. NWl4 ci the SEi 04 abanZOfl any f'Qht Cf the City and Lot IBlock A, Replat of Block said estate: Stion 21, Furth'r descriei as on Marquette Township 2% South, Range 29 East; ROad You. anc each of you, ar. hereby the public in and to that certain NS South Fern Park Subdivisio' run thence West 479.5 feet. thence N notilied and required to present any alley lyitig between Park Drive and Seminole County, Plat Book 7, Paoi ThiS public hearing will be held In 16 decrees 10' W 311.3 feet; thence the County Commission Chambers claims aid demands which you. or Twenty seventh Street and between I). Public Records of Seminc ft . East S1 feet to the East tine of the 01 the CourthouSe, Sanford, Florida, . -etther of you. may have against the French Avenve and Laurel Avenue. County. Florida. NW corner of the SE4; thence South on January 31. 1971. at 7:00 P.M., estate of Alfred S. HensI,y, beinV more particularly described to the corporate limits of the City of -- . 3672 feet to the point of beginning, a; soon triereafter as possible. or Casselberry. Florida; . . . . deceaSid. tat, of Seminole County, as follOws: LESS: Beginning 330.2 feet North 01 That portion of that certain NS and Florida, t3 the Circuit Court of Seminole County t,oard the SE orner of the NW'-., of thiS fbI To consider at;o the quest Iky lying N of the S lIne ci Lot 514 Seminole County, to ottice in the ot Adlu;tmenf ........................-, ['is of SectIon 24. Township 3% South, County Courthouse in Sanford, extended Wty. and abutting Lots 310 of desiVnt3ng and assigning It' By: Walton Torres., Range 29 East, run thince West through 516. all in Frank C. Zoning classification of C-i Corn _______ SeminoteCounty, Florida, withinix Chairman 530 ifeet. North l4degr*,, 10' West Woodruff's Subdivision, according mérclal to said property as that month; from the date of -t Publish: Dec , 1973 17.5 fret. thence East 33.1.1 feet to DEW 119 to the plat thereof as recorded in classification Is described in tI'c oubl,ca?an of thiS notice, tne East Iin of slid NW'.i of SE'; aEach claim or demand must be in Plat Book 3, page 11, of the public zouumng ordinances of the City of WAY TO GO thence South 12 feet to point of SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Seminole County. Catseiberry, Florida, to wit, Or wetting and must state the place of records begInning; and lets road righted. OFADJUSTMENI dinance IN as amended and sup . . . Light rail vehicle is typical of the new look envisioned for the relidenceandpostofficeaddressof Florida. way. Plemented, Noticeol Public Hearing the claimant and must be sworn to Personi interested may ap nation' s oldest transit system. r Notice is hereby given that the The preSent zoning classifIcation The request for variance ass by the claimant, hi; agent, or hi; and be heard at the time and tr 6(0 property is R7 & P 1A as that wblver of S.ct 7.7 whIch ruim Board 01 Adu;tment will conduct a attorney, or it will be barred ac specified. classificatIon is described in the two and one half (3 to ten (10) f public hearing to consider ap cording to law. City Commission Zoning ordinances and regul6tion of I proving a Special Exception in an A visIbility bbove ground level to allow Each creditor shalt detiver sut of the City of rs Seminole County, Floii1a. I Agriculture Zone to park a trailer construction of a decorative si* ( 6) Sanford. Florida I Icient copies of his claim to enable r14uP The Public Hoaring will be held in foot high privacy fence along on the following described property: the Circuit Court to mail one to eacn By. H. N. Tamm, Jr. (.1 te C) 1)") S to ii s C the City Hall. Casselbecry. Florida, Li Maitland Avenue. The W'. of Lot 13t Eu'eka City Clerk personal representative. on the 27th day of December, 1973, at Hammock, in Section 24 20 30. The Public Hearng will be held in Dated thiS 10th day of December, Publish: Dec. 21, 1973 7:30 PM., or as soon thereafter as Further described as on Sanford the City Hall of Altarnonte DEW III ten poiible. at which time nIer&ed 7 S '.rnnn P Willoughby ________ p.rtie's ,nct C iti: -n-, fLr .i:.j '),'fl ?:3r f-i V t ?.c :J 1; 5: '. 'J .'.' . . ' ' tidn;nS?r.3tor of the the propoecJ annesalion and ZoninQ the County Commission Chambers thereafter as p0-Ruble, at which time Estate sill bC hCard. Said hearing may be interested parties ano citizen; for of tne CourthouSe, Sinford, Florida. Alfred S. Hensley, '\1 e e r,g P e is Li a s I ori continued Irom time to time until 1 on January 21, 1914, at 7:00 P.M., 0' and again;? the proposed variance SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD deceased final action is taken by the City M soon thereafter as possible. will be heird and final action taken, OF ADJUSTMENT By: S' William V. Emery Council. Seminte County Board Thi; notiCi is to be published by Notice of Public HearIng Suite 731, 110 E. Granada Avenue By CIMA STAR inhuman." Congestion Is so bad elevated lines and a tunnel Thi; notice shall be posted at ttie positing on se alorc'said described of Adjustment Notics is hereby glen that thP Crmond Beach, Florida 32071 Coplt'y News Service tf.sJi that there Is discussion about under Boston Common and part ivi$itui the City of B,'. Walt.i Torn;. properly and In ttYee (3) public Board of Adjj;tment will conduct a C"t Attorney for the Estate Casselberry, Florida, and in three Chairman place's within the City of Altarnonte thefuturepossibUityofbanning of Tremont Street to hclp Publish- Mon Dec 17, 24. 31, 1973 public hearing to consider 6P (3) Other places within the City, and Publish: Dec. 24, 193 Springs, Florida, at least littir, Ci proving a Rear Yard Variance In n and Jan. 7, 1971 BOST0N-Boton seems less all traffic from certain resolve the problem. published in The Sanford Herald, days prior to the time of Public DEW 106 Ri Retiflential Zone from 30' to DEW 76 a like a metropolis than a curious downtown areas. In March, 1895, construction newspafer of general circulation fl Hearing, ________________________________ on the following deScribed propeni the City of Cassetberry and amalgam of small urban If there is one point on which began on the nation's first DATED THIS 11th DAY OF Lot IS. Block B, Fern Terrace, CITY OF FICTITIOUS NAME DECEMBER. 1973, A.O Seminole County, Florida, once a centers, quaint villages, 1)emocraticMayorKevinWhite subway. (OFFICIAL SEAL) FLORIDA engaged in businc's; at II) W. 77th Further described as on Tangelo secutive weeks prior to the date Phyllis Jordshl Avenue, North of O'Brien Road. Neliceol Public Hearing Street, Sanford. Seminole Count the Public Hearing; the date of the modern suburbs alternating Sargentandeveryotherofficial a powerful force here, was less hF Personals LostandFound '-. LOST: Male Toy Poodle, black ss?iit.'. ViCinity 26th St. Palmetto REWARD Phone 1410 -. ) 9 You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to clas(fied FIRST! And save " '4 of _____ Travel FLYING CARPET TOURS, IPIC AirI,ne tickets, Cruise and Tour; at official rates 303 Serno.'ars Blvd ill,y 13.1) 31 3233 TIME and ' ' MONEY! wife, Camp Seminole lB You're looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys in CLASSIFIED 1st! you'll find ",'hat you want at 9, Male Help Wanted THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS is now accepting applications for thie poSition 01 ChIef 01 Police Requirements are at least 3 yr's ot progret5ly law enloi'cement, and hive supervision experience :';:plcation; can be picked up at C!r Hall; tIe. I N. Fairbanks Ave ,'Sn!er Springs. ____________________________ ______ _____ - _____ ______ ! , ______ , ,,, .' " Cs _l% N of ths Courmeuse. Sanford, Florida, on January 7), 19Th, at 7:0 PM, o, as soon thereafter as pOssIble. SeminOle County Board of A.djrctment By: Walton Tovrei. Ch&rman Dcc 71 Ic') Nu tcp '-' run SO degrees 09' 39" West along intersection 'kith the South line of SR. 434; the West boundary of said P4'.-, of to the corPorate limits V the CIty of Wt, of SW'., a distanceof 3)099 Al?amo,W, Spring;, FlOtid; and thence rirnP4 09 degrpes 51' 13" East ib) To consider also tpsp guestiort 1309.60 feet to thy East line of laid p4 of '- Of NW 1i of SW '., thence N and assigning the Io&nrj classifications of R.MF1 degrees 02' 44" East along laid East R%identIôl, Multiple Family liri 33099 feet to the North fine of OStrict as to Parcel; A. ft and C. C Said N ',of NW ',of SW',, thence P4 Commercial Neighborhood ft oagress 51' West aorg said District asto Parces 0 and E; P .)1 North line to point of egin.,ing ReSidential. Single Family District Being 10 acres more or less; " SEMI HOLE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ':o'ce is hereby given ?h$t the hi'd of Adjustment will (Or4uct a public hearing t consjer ag proving a Rear Yard Variance n an . - PRICES! 19 YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR ANYTHING! LOOK TO OUR CLASSIFIED PAGES 1st AND - - Florida to tl'ie Piat thereof recorded in Plat to $2.15 a share. . . The present zoning 'ctasslficatlon Sooli.9, Page 21. Public Records of Insurance industry GandH,asthosecta;s,fkatinare of said property Is Al Agricultural described in Vhe zoning ordinances District, as that claSsification District as that ctasslflcation Is and you are required hereby to file in the zoning ordInances your answer or other written th County Commission Chembers Of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on January 21, 1914.. at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter c's possible. Seminole County Bard of Adijstmtnt By Wanon Torre's, . Oai,man t'uttih Dcc 24, 1912 NOTICE NViCC i hrfQby Olve-ri that ff5, Uo*rø of County Commissioner; SernroIe County. FICI'da. u, 100 p in., e as thes'eafte,' the St d dly of January, .,,, -..., ,, . IOid*ng tc?unancp: An Ordinence relating to tie uns(orp'e:eo area; of Seminole Couty, - Florida;- amending ., ., I Star Industries to $2.7C a share Indicators: Distri$ as to Parcel; A, B, C. D, E. dinance Plo. 113 and as amended and and F. and P IAA Residential, supplemented - 4 LOtS 16. 17. 10, IL 33.23 and 21. Block "B". SANLAPIDO SPRINGS. Santndo Sprung;, as recorded in P8 5, p P,jhljc R€cOrdt Oe%cribedaslocat,dcnflorthtid,Of POt*on Street in Section i 71.7,. 4 p'01rt' as the classification s in the zoning ordinances , Dy adding Sec?in 2.7, providing fcq ttie reouiremtnl ci ta*rting a pat-mit prior to the reIocatici, instaiaticnoian mo*it,lsome cc tvI trailer scted to et"t ..,, tç. i'V!. arid 4fictiye Olte CfC - i'Jir'j (SEAL) Arthur 14. Beck*i?h, j. Clerk ,,, ,-...,.,. Somnoe Cum,. 'i thatclas.slficatione;delcrib.dinthe zonung ordinances of the City of described Florida and regulations of Seminole County, The Publ' Hearing will be held In Florida the City Hall, Altarnoede Springs, Th• Piblic Hedring wilt be Florida, on the 9th day of January, tne City Hall. Longwoed, Florida, on 1,71, at 3:00 pm,. or as soon the2lthdayofjanuary,I97,,at 7:00 tb*feaftefa5pcs;,'ble,a,whichtl, pm, or as soon therrhfter erested IntCre;ted pn'iej ar CI?IUIS; for pos5ble, at *hih tIme 'nt andegainsi the propose anoezatlan parties and cltlfens for and against and Zoning will be heard Said the prc3ed arviexation ant Zoning may bcc0rint(d trQrn lni *ill be Vic- rd said hearr. may be Florida tornet, with the Clerk Of the Circuit The Public Hearing will be held in Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, 'Ic City Hall, Winter Springs. Seminole County, Florida. at the Florida on the t6fh day'of January. Courthouse in Sanford, FlorIda, and 1971, at 7:30 p.m., cc as soon to serve a copy thertof upon the thereafteraspo;sibte,atwhicfstime Plaintiffs' attorney. wnose name intere;td parties and CitiZen; for W E WINDERWEEDLE. JR . Cf and agnst tile proposag annesauon the firm of Winderweedle, Names. and zoning will be heard Said Ward antS Woodman. P.A 20.4 East 69 may be conttn'.ed fti, time Hew England Avenue, Wirher Park. 1150 City Council. fiflul action is taken by the City Thu notice shall be posled at the Ccuncil. Cliv Hall w'thin the City of ThiS notice shall be posted at the Altamord, Spring's, FlOrida. and in City Hall within the CIty of free 13) after plates *ithin th , City, and published 'n In. SCetord other piact; ilnin tne Ci!'. and i',''J a ri''r :.4 f':r4: il 5ai;?jri, 'catio in the City at Atfarnani, newspaper 01 ges-sacal cicwtafion in Spring; and Seminole Cnty, the City of Longwcçd and Seminol da,anceawpektNatl,asf fr County, Fiof;da. Ore a week for at t4i consecutive weekS prior to the leiit fair (4) conwcutiy -'."v; i'*uate prior to the date Cf the Public of the f,rst Publication to the date 01 Hearing'; tIe date 04 the- jrsf the last publicaign, both da?,; in. publication to the date of tis, last ch,isive. shall flat be his tbn piMication. both dates inclusive, ght (21) day. In ddt.on, Shall not be less than twenty eight notsce ShOlt be poited n the atea tO 7$) days In addtion, notice Shalt t" CL5':d5f..j tcr ?rd ,'c'd ,n tr aro.i 'u tie cc'n ....... tllCC (Ii Jp Sid0rtdt aesation ano zoning at t' ,or t the dat, of the Pubtic teast f(tee-n ISl day ps'kcc to the h&x.r,g date of the Public Hearing. DATED this 21t15 day of DATED this 19Th day of NOvember, A 0 $73 e.dmber, A C) $73 Phyths jt-'i fl f,& yor f Citt cf of th City ot *u.mont, prngs F$OI-id. FiOr4 Fubli'sh, D.c. 74, 31, 1973 Dee. 3. to. u. n 31 1973. i. 7%, 1974 D W- 111 of January, 1974, therein salting up the City Council. This notice Shalt be Posted at the the estate, right, title, interest in or City Hall within the CIIy of Winter lien upon the above described 3prng, Florida. and in three (3) property claimed by you and should other places within the City, and YOU tall to do SO. defauli will be published in The Sanford Herald, a entered against . r'i,'mer ot uenrral cc,.jtitcn WITFINS my har OCij .i'ti r..t Ui tne Clv tA Winter Spring; and Court at an!ørd, Se-minoic County, Seminole' County, Florida, once a Flori,ta, this 70th day of December, week for at least fOi (4) con 1973 ST(itivC week; ortor to the date of iScaIt .. , . -, ---' "-' . " -" ' ,. ao ' - A Cirk , , ,,. ,, ' ''' " "•. - ' " ' first publicstiw to Itie date Of the Clerk Circuit Court, publication, both dates in Seminole County CuSvL shall not be lets than twcn?yeight (7*) days. In seditl'7n By: Joy Stokes notice Shalt be posted in the area to Deputy Clerk tie c'df'ft-d far anneeton and W .WIPIIJFkWICDLE. Ji2 r r a! laf iitttf (151 des '.'I:nocrwerdft, Ha nU. pr'nt to 15* date of the Public Ward and Woodnan, PA, lltar.r P 0 Box NO OuSTED this ithidayof December, Winier Park Florida 3276$ Publish: D.c. 21,31, I9flarujJa S Mary T flortpn U. 7974 0EW114 Ct Clerk ____________________ __________ 04 tli City of Winter-Springs. Florida SHOPPER DELIGHT l't the P'bSjsh Dec p, j, pyj, timely. money saving %vggesln; , Jan,? 1911 ifl fhq Classified Sectton'* Yuletide wn, .' . n, DEW 3) Gift analysts "Government prolong the problem. "11w laws of supply and one of the most advanced. ticipates a total of $612 million in capital grants from the Mass Transit Administration, based Fenner & SmIth do not feel that prevail or we will not get new matching within the group will be the energy and new technology initial beneficiaries many stock energy conversion." for IF funds being officials hope that they may get as high as 80 per cent, rties (:h( H HEl.E M. PAGEI. ngecl form of Si rice amusement, and It 1 900 would ask, Intanin p4.', i-dresser; needed. Immediately Part or full time Sanford Plaza (ill t44'I'n, 3222041 or 3234332. SAVE " ' 4 For Daily Savings-Shop CLASSIFIED - - . - __________ I I - 'I Part time os full lime 'ii tC,fl ynu Good commiSSIon 'llow Cab Co. 20) S Park .. 322.2611 74 BusInecs OpportunIties 831-9993 titttiri-) iirrath ii SIRVICI COIN OPERAtED sWlK KAR WASH available 3ari sortS and surrOUnding area Vet, ,u'w inveStment. 73 pci. financing .',,i ,iSve%tiiit't-%t tpr' tnote WhO that tiST SUCCEED ovid ..,.t provide year; of steady ifi ..-.c (oIl ollect. 90 ' '2 . finest established residen 51250 CONVEN. - NO CLOSING COSTS! __________ bCOt corn hOuse, 1 bedroom air 21t2 Stevens Ave 1130 first, last. Pis. before lam., after 3 p.m. 377 '} 1O4. 1. ' i . '' 9dq&wiM __ : Of Loch Arbor - 3 & 1 0(0000'.'. 2 BATH BRAND P.rw HOMES. PACKED FuLL OF AI.I. THE EXTRAS you'D CX PItT AND OES(RVE' , _____ i_ I HOMES OF DISTINCTION 3 bedroom. 2 bath, fully carpeted, kitchen equipped. 1113 Valenca Ct.. Sanford Call after 0 p m. 051 liii — 3 bedrooms. I bath n Winter Spring; Kitchen equipped, 1175 1)00 deposit. Mid Seminole Realty Inc. 031)330 and after 6p.m., call 377 547. 23,950 Oil Ws t 351?i St.,,, Uisr G,eiva GirC,ns Apti Small 2 bedroom house 1110 ma ptus $75 damage deposit Plo pets Ph 3?? £l?) 834-3131 cTION 323-7860 211W. 25 tili AC ___ I ir' t,i H '- _______ - B3 ,a &.. ?3 Iii.-' fts 1cIDi Gifts for DAD - - BOOTS from KNIGHT'S SHOES. 701 E. Firs? ______________________ Give Dad Black & Decker power tools, and Stanles' hand tools from Creqory Lumber, 6th & Maple - ' wiiiLike _ tiii-'i p 'or Christmas na P'Ii- 01 Poll Parrot Shoes BUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO - - NEW HOME for ;ir (.,HR ISIMAS I RIL Knight'S Shoes. 700 E. First Pleasant dreaming in nightwear from the Merry Go Round, 2395 Sanford Ave. 373 0040. G IftS torI ________ '.'aic lilt' rair, let a K rb, do the wOrk It'S S machine; in one Kirby Vacuum Cleaner. 101 W 77th St Sanford 32] $130 ', . ENERGY CRISIS! Sawr your; by using the Yuletide CIt Guide in !PiC ClaSsified Section ("ye Mom Comtort and beauty . pa.r of Daniel Greene house Slipper; from knight's Shoes. ?C F r .t ----_ A gilt that i loan being processed tmmedateOccupancy (ill Bud. 32-2 6aSYor 333 7111 till Butch. 3?? *iSlor )fl 7471 JOHN N Y WA L K E R REALTY ________________________ ______________________________ U Jill p1.'l III flU I ROOMS CARPET SHAG; '149 fflL INSTALLED lie, ix pe call Pit- ae,fllmsnt __ 5,5.chine from Kingcl0.n " 5.wnto*n Sanford. 323 6061 - ../ - --'- SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER' You It tintS rim ever where in the Yul*t;dC Gift Gu.de with a large variety of Christmas Shopping Suggestions Where? In the Classilied Section - GiftSfor1 ______________ Frankln M'nt & 0her unosual gtt item; I cons, of course Tom; FR IGIDAIRE. KITCHEN AID. MAYTAG. FEDDERS All major Coins, 121 E Morse aye, Winter Park, 647 (33$, appliances Best fl Quality andde pendab.Iity, HOME APPLIANCE ALL out of ideas? Visit (Ti-fELL'S CENTER. 1700W, 1st St 322311] ANTIQUES. 1 mile west of I I on ____________________________ old State Rd 16 sI "76" Station. Select a gift from our complete Paota.177 5*11 ,'ihirlpool home appliance center. - Give Roller Skates for Christmaslarge selection of skate cessonies SKATE CITY ROLLER RINPI Dog Track Ro0 I3*7i7i . . Geneva Heating I Air Cot-id Sony.. 3096- Orlando Dr., 323 5434 tne sound Of music will abound in yOuF home from the stereo you purchase at F ___________________— oowntown Sanford. 322 0214. __________ ______________ _______ BELL RINGERS' Those ace the qreat gift ideas you'll f'nd in the ,ult't,de Gift Guide ltCti0fl in IPe .anf Ad's _______________________________ ____________—'--'- lr year rounu e'nlO,rrien?,-Qive an ''" ______________________________________ ' . _ ...,., - ______ (,j ' , :' Speed Queen WasherS I Dryer; from F,reslorie. downtwn San ford will make laundry drudgery easier for Mom all veer. 3370744. - s,.* _____________ ____ WESTERN WEAR-BooTs Belts, moccasrs, billfolds, Slddle equipment, Savea% the Old Corral ceect your new turn'tur electric Outdoor bar-be cue qi-ill from Wettern Shop. 11 '2 1 .'IILSON MAIER for tPie ce's' Saritord EIectr.c. DeBar, 66$ ICS* Cnr,;tma; ever. Save on flatiOfllI bt'ands Liberal trade ins Free La%tinqCitt; Coaster3SorlOspeed GET EXTRA CASH FOR delivery Convenient term; We b.cycles Irons Fixit Shop, 906 ChRISTMAS by selling your 000d gve TV Stamps 31% E 1st St 372 French li-Isv 17 97) 333 475? used furniture and appliances to flj you know that Collins Florist, Larry's New & Used Mart. 21$ 5 LII your horn, reflect your goon $.anlo.'d Ave., Ph 333 4)37, rarway Plaza, has a nice ____________________________ t6;tC with an attractive mirror cr'cçt'cn of small qlts' 3?) l?.i 'um Ser(ark 210 A," Sjnla S fleadqulrter;--bco? & rU _____________________ a I.E Spray & Steam Iron and a hat;, good Selection The TO PLACE A Yulet'de Gift Guide GE Toaster Oven from Gregory Equestrian. 52 W Broadway' r h'-. t 5 r lumber, 6th & Maple 322 03(t) Oviedo 36-36161 411 Dvp,srt'.rr! i: -______________________________ ' (,iye SEW right- a Futur _______ They'll enpoy the cold Holiday season in sweaters & vests from Gift; of D.s?inction, Dilmonds, ButtOnS 1. Bows. 76-40 Hiawatha Watches, Sliver China. Crystal 'ise KAdef 's Sanford 372 736) ' - I 1edroom, C U. home, L0,I.SOOI "ea. Central Pleat & Ar. Wail t, Wall carpet, Individual water & sewer Large lot, dead end street 13.000 deposit and move ir y ,le . ',,, ___ Long*ctxt ' ' __ _____ *,.:.: 830.5500 Calibart Real Estate _______ _________________ _____ ' Roberts & Gilman Houses for Sale I ______ .,,,, '. 11 __ ______ -. _____ I:" REALTOR $31 1500 l67Hwy 431,Longw'ood Realtors . _______ HATTAWAY REALTY NE 15 Ph. 322.3103 for Ap __ Sanford's newest I & 7 bedroom adult (undominlum; Offer yci carefree living PLUS W6Sher AL A.','OPII F , ___________ ''1Lb_ __________ L'uild'ng. pool Shut flebo.ard From 111.900. Inspect our 2 turniV' :1 model; on Airport Blvd. Regi;Ii:r for tree color TV No Obligation I A DEVELOPMENT OF WiLCO LARD CO ____ Condominiums SANcILEwO'jD Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near l'he Country Club. Built With Pride By -- TERI{AC SMART SAPITAS get those great gift idCAS by checking Yuletide CIt Guide in today's Classified set tion ________________________ 40 ' not Ii ye in Sanf ' sonnei and it,iSSCitit>it-rS tot 01 gr,% induStry 'nter ested in hiring jeople- from lPi Sanford area I .dlent wages and benetits (,iie gow wlth us Apply at ny ,llir SLICKCRAFT ROBALO BOAT DIVISION AMF Building 142. Sanlord Airport Sanford An Equal Opportunity Employer flnwu $93 j _____________ _____ ,,1I3;. liv I -i'i'rglass I., ii(i ',' / BOX SPRINGC Kings . Oucens V,'ith ','A 17? 6157; After 3.3277111 (L1r I I MATTRESS , I' baths. cen h a, w w carpet. C E kitchen, may extras Adults. Deposit 333 1914 BOAT BUILDERS I "'' 115 '' DOWN OrFICE OPEN SUNDAY 175 rfi. 1 . t 1*itI PilLs Ideal 0(ation! 2 bdrm Inc irig 5, Sr'r'llnj Persc,ic'i, )O'i Semoran Blvd. Aitamonte Spring's, wishet everyone a very merry Christmas, and a happy 4oIidav Si'i'.:: dd that F - • Houses Rent Unfurnished ________________________ ar- jLllj..1IMiC1t I I BEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY A AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive, :in 216) ' - Ma le. Female Help Wanted . NF LOCATED OW SOUTH OF AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 3234670 at 11 2 Dnetw;'.*n,rtrnent Twin beds. C.oixj location, for mature adults Also trailer Ph. 323 5695. - 20 many moderns to know how man or a WOfl3fl The Collector There is nothing especially much enjoyment there was in would tell him and ask, "What new about celebrating the New playing Blindman's Huff, must the owner do to redeem Year, People have been doing it Consequences, Twenty It?" for centuries. Even New Year's Questions, Hunt the Whistle and I'vi' partic. have h' -tii hvld for ililifly utliers when tia' players And v"iite'er Justice many years, but they have entered Into them with the right decreed, the owner had to cl..anged rather radically since spirit. , I)erft.;rrn (1 he wanted his the early 3900s. property back. And the more pu.0 nllluarIlleflt rIUICUIOUS the At that time It was the fashion was Forfeits, in which each more fun it waspenalties, the (or everyone to hold parties In someone's person was required to concerned, house-there really wasn't surrender some personal For Instance, some young much of any other place to hold tide such as a handerchief or a man might be told to kjs his tiwin. hut then, what's wrung hey to the Collector. wn own shadow, and tie just might with having a party in a house? sOITwOfle W35 Ctlusen to be be stupid eflOIlgil Never having known anything Justice, and after being blind- -shadow on the wall,to kiss his different,youngpeopteinthose (olthd,'hesatinaehairancithe . '1 days never realized how many Cnllpctnr would hold one of the But if 1w had his wi about (ridjspnsablc things they forfeIted articles over his head, him, stooc .etween the lamp being deprived of and they Jut Saying, "Heavy, heavy hangs and a he pretty young lady so that went ahead and hd a good time over thy head." his shadow fell LICT0S her face, with what they had, and paid the Per.ity wIthout a Gaines were the favorite "Fine or superfine?" Justice murmur, Payton KULP REALTY, 3fl , ________________________________________ PCi c o h SINGLES SPECIAL - Odham and tM.P i'41J rt i SECRETARIES-.- General office' eaperience Let Norrell help you pay Christmas bills, florrell Tn. condOninur,, 's truly a Temporary, 7711 Lee Rd Winter ..pc(iJt All custom b.shClOrs Park 6170111 drapes remain, shag carpeting throughout 3 swag light;, 2 large CHRISTMAS BELLS JINGLE - 0 tedrooms. family room, eat in DOES THE MONEY you Caii kitchen. Close to I 1 Pooh and c oh make n your spare time as an house privileges. for your leisure AVON Representative. Cal! 444 time Call Joan Carter. Aslec 3079, . andasamendedand supplemented. The present zoning CI1$ifiCifó rnent T*ø Dedroom duples furniShed 1220 Orlando Drive. Sanford Female Help Wanted arid LPPIS A()Iy fl person. Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, 9S0 Mellonville Ave., Sanford. Development by.BrpUey SHOE REPAIR Spct DOwn-'NodlosingCosts RN; I will get a $1 billion overhaul,, prompted Argus to revise shortage, Charles Schwab & which officials say will trimupward its 1974 earnings points out. Quoting from projections for Ideal Basic brokerage and counseling sfo'm the system's image from 7' for greer*ouse on the following deScribed properly; ia.. UTILITY CONTRACTORManhole, conduit and cable E'prr'enced only. Paid vacation. holidays, hospitalization. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP 1)1 3.153 ______________________ - - zoning 513.3 i-itO Foremen LOW degrees 51' 17" E. 0000 feet thence ETTA SEXTON ad — scx. continues to aim at 6 per cent inability to support the SX-70 s('vice to the growing suburP4.65 degree;07 31" E. 710.17 feet to TON, her husband, if living, and If monetary growth when filmeffortin 1974 because of the ban areas, and to alleviate and that a point lying 300 feel N. 05 degrees dead their unknown heirs, devise-es, It nuikes an error it Is on the energy shortage, despite proUem.s caused 01'IS" E. of the aforesaid South Lot Iegatees, grantees, trustees. by the fact line of Lot II?. Run thence 5. $1 spouses, creditors, Iienors. and side of overexpansion. We hold rumors to the contrary. . . that many of the stations are as degrees 30' 45" E. parallel with slid successors Of the parties claiming to our 7 per cent monetary old as the system itself, Some South line c( 117, a distance of by. through, under or against Etta growth assumption for 1974." Even assuming settlement of trolley cars still in use are Ill) 7lferl to the point of beginnIng B. Sexton and Sexton, her The cost of IAing Council's the Arab-Israeli probkm and a nearly 50 years old, and many Containing 170 6575 acres, SutIeCt to husband. Defrndant Florida Power Curp. Utility uflisnOwn exemption of the cement in- renewed flow of oil from the were built shortly after World easements and also subject to YOU APE NOT IF I ED that a Suit dustry from wage and price Arabs, the United states is Wtit II. restrictions of record. 'oQuiet Titlehasbeen brought in the Winter Springs, Florida; and Florida against you ano each of you, Off ce District as to Parcels G and Lonqwood. Florida; and (bi To consider also the question claiming an estate. right, title cc H. as those classifications are It) To ConSider also the question described in the 01 designating and assigning the of designating and assigning Use interest in or lien upon the following or..na.nc,s described real properly situated l, zoning cIaisillc.ation of PUD of the City of Attamorle Springs, Zoning classification of MH- I Mobile p nptrurtinn sr ' Another Quality Horn. T' YTDA , 0, '•., ' , w I I '-...,. Wanted Man for launan, washroom and small pickup 1. delivery route in Sanford. 6 days a week. short tours, good pay Full lime em f)lOyee need apply only. Apply n person, )13 Palmetto Avp, San f'..td Dry Cleaner; JjWEI Stor, with ujt'r return on iiø%tment. good IC.C,ihGfl, flCIut'S real estate, rgu'r'.I .irJ ii en ory. 170.000 _____ i'lestriC heat Kitchen equipped will be Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day IiE' SMALL GROCERY ---.- I tearoom. I bath, carpet. ar & ,%ip , Term; s'fE HAVE RENTALS 3? Merry Christmas! - -- Camping-Resorts Ii '),9 apt . 5100 p1.1 tSrDos" LJ!ilitiC$ not included. Mature people or tourist; 372.0331. Agencies I, Fh iri Ia 116W 2nd St PIANO LESSONS .2 Week Chord Course Harry 'Nester, 373 1)79 a BUNDLE r couple. AVALOPI APARTMENTS - 'Id)% ft .' S'('IILH' .ii:Irfl, I F.j!ii, c('ntr,i - Snop. located n prime shopping area, includes inventory equip I) Ia Orid air. iØel for retired ._. DEEE LICIOUS Oranges-naval and pineapple, tangerine;, pnh and White Or60lr'i-i Oked Iiorder P55eli Crc",',. 3?? 0217 g i WELAKA APARTMENTS II4,. lS LJUL rii SNUG AS A BUG ,: , Orange;, vmons, trapefrult suma;, Tangerines. Will ship P ii IlutchiSon. 377 1051 I I :2( ) l"I 3 ondroom home n large lot outside with patio and all the goodies 135.000 Terms - '- Franklin Arms Apartments NO TRAFFIC NOISE SAN MO PARxS, 1 2 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apt; 7 Adult parks, 2 1 ,'"1v parks. ISIS Hwy. I? 92. iritord, 37] 1930. Day. Wk ,.,o PIAVALORAP4GES. ED OR TED WHITE -. rrrncfl, P'inecrest, Pit 3273621 'a PICTURE PRETTY Apartments Rent FurnIshed 31 Pr:s'ui,' Puiji, or lhilront' I'uIIv !'.iji,ijjiv'il kiirlu'i,.s Drive past 209 Arcadia Rd. See this) bedroom home with fireplace GCrden setting from Street to street Quet Secluded neigh borhocid 527.0)) and3betji'aornapls ')O Magnolia Ave ,Apt 3 323 I3.469a m pm _______________________ NAVEL ORANGES Tanger,ne; Tangelos 377 6733 or 372 0362 - _______________ ______ JOLLY GOOD things for giving are suggested to you in the VUICtilr Gilt Guide I)r(IpPs - - 1l-iC 1 Tree ripened Oranges, 57 bi, Freshly pick grapefruit, 1)50 Lu Horse & Rider, 7ISS Sanford Ar Sanford. ,'i/l(,/., 2541 5 F rt'nti 4',. D,i',t 37? 7?I2 ,tncj 2 bedrooms, carpeting and urapes, central heat and air, fully i-quipped k.tchen Adult;nly, Ph ________ - SANFORD REALTY FRAP4KL1PI ARMS A PAR T MEHT S 1120 FLORIDA AVENUE IT - - Apartments Rent Unfurnished Good Things to Eat ' Furnished 7 bdrm. home, wall to wall carpeting, air conditioned, near shopping & Churches. Ideal for retired 511.300 333 5700 - - - _______ & & tangerines, Targelos, 1? bu yOu pit5. )fl 1671 _____________________________ Ii,, a class.'.'i ,ur atti, j.,r .1 . '. L( L.OSt'iTiItI! 'IF ) C,EHEVAGARDEU APARTMENTS 1505 W 75th St 3 bedroom;, 2 baths, convenient schools, shopping center Shag carpeting, drape;, dishwasher central neat & air. Sparkling clean pool. Move in today. Children acCepted. fl3-3090, tct-I.,ignt tan rna'e Ctihuahu, 1', lbs Tag reaci; "Chico", H lJt','d, Belle Glade, Fla, Ph. 37) Jv34, 103 Sanora Blvd., Sanford Ikdri,i;ni :Ipartimu'ni.s (g iii,! II('(lt hr Iiul CIiibli.i:.si' I&'2 2371 Park Dr )fl 7111 REALTOR After llc.ur% 97L4 327 3991 32? 0-Mt - Instructions Over the next five years, this These open-benched cars which was completed, on Sept. 1, 1897, Lot!. Bic B. Lake Orienta Hills, thwet of NorTheast '..Parcel 10. County, Florida under the fictitious COUnCIl of the City of Winter 1973 Section IS. Township 21 South, name of SANFORD HE.TING a, inqs, Florida. that laid City 0EV 147 Unit I. Seminole County, Florida system, known locally as "The proved very popular with the crowds of thousands rushed to AIR CONO., and that I Intend to T'4E REQUEST FOP VARIANCE Range 29 East; and Council will hold a public hearing: T," will get a $1 billion face-lift, public ran along Beacon Street ride in the new system. Four PARCEL C. Wet? 517.1 feet of r-eg,%tersaidname with the Clerk of (at To consider annes6tion of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Section 6 'P 1AA"H .inng the wmding, often in [tie duwnown area. ii outn, Of Northwest ytzrs later, in 1901. the first of Nor- tne Circu,l Court, 5eminoe .ounty. wlicn reguires a twenty five (23) following described property lying FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida in accordance with the cobblestoned streets of proved a little less than safe elevated rail line opened to and beiAQ In Seminole County, FLORIDA trontymrdsetbackfuat$owa,,,n, theast'ifless East )1739ef Of w 1002 fee-I plut South feet for provisions of the Fictitlø; flame Florida, to wit. (30) foot freed yard setback CIVIL ACTION PlO. i.ii*s.o downtown Boston, rush hour because people kept falling off equally enthusiastic throngs. Road), Parcel 7. Section 15, Statute;. lo Wi? Section 165.09 Highland Drive right Of way. From the Southeast corner of Lot DIVISION 0 tr3fflc begins as commuters the open running boards, but Over the years, the 1 has THE PUBLIC HEARING will be TOwnship 31 South, Rang, 39 East; Florida Statute; 1957. 147, Block "D". Dr. Mitchell; Survey JOHN ft. DILL and JOAN M. DILL pourin:owork,butunlikesorne William S I Jack, D.B.A the ever-brave Bostonians grown as Boston has-in all held in the City i-fall of Alfamonte and 01 the Moses E. Levy Grant as hi; wifC, andC,EPIE A POLlPiOand PARCEL 0: The East 23 feet ot PublIsh Dcc 10. 17, 71, 31, 1973 cities, there Is no letup. The preferred them to the later, directions. Springs. Florida, on Monda recorded In Plat Rook 1, Page 5, ELAINE A. POLINO, hi; the West 494 feet of Block B of Tract DEW 3t January 7, t974, at 3.30 P M.. cr w Public Records of Seminole County, Plaintiff;, scurrying mass of metal- closed cars. As their numbera Today, the MBTA operates 53 ci Pta? of P EPLAT OF TRACTS thereafter as possible, at which tim kirIda, Run P4. 04 degrees 57' 17" vs autos, taxis, trucks, vans-. Increased, iso did the traffic approximately 37 route miles of ll,SO,5t.S4.SSandSd.exceptLoisl interested parties and citizen; F., along tne East line of laid Lot L. P WEAThERS, R 0 CITY OF LONGW000, continues its 101 and 2) to 21 of Btoct H, Tract struggle jams.Thestreetcarspfledupso rapid transit, 43 route miles of Ii?. and the West lifle- of Garden. WEATHERS, N. P. WELLS. 0. M and against the proposed y*tian( FLORIDA Sanlando Springs. Seminole County, will be heard 6nd hnal action taken Farms Subdivision, as recorded in EDWARDS, 0, T. EDWARDS, and throughout the day, cornthat It was said you could walk streetcar lines, 485 route miles Hot ice of Public Hearing FIortda, a; r,corded in Plat 'THIS NOTICE Is to be publiWd Plat Book 6. Pages 33 and 74 of the 0. T. EDWARDS, as Trustees of plicated by twisting streets the length of Tremont Strc TO WHOM IT MAY COPICE RN: -.2t on of bus service, and eight route by posting on the aforesaid Page 4, of th Public Records NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Pubhi Records 04 Seminole County, GARAGE EQUI PMEHT COM which date back to horse and their roofs during peak periods, miles of trackless trolley within Seminole County, Florida. being a described PI'OPfI'?V id in three •I6 A distance of 30000 feet for a PANY OF JACKSONVILLE. a the City Council of the City of strip of land 23 feet wide from East carriage days. When the The first traffic crisis led to its district of 79 citIes and jb4i ptce; within the CIty Run thence further P4. 04 'dissolved Florida corporation, Long*ood, Florida, that said City West and 306.4 feet long from Aflamonte Springs, Florld& at least winter)' hearing: dept eei 57' 12" E. along said West any and all unknown stockholders of New England snows the formation of a specially towns. Over the last three Council wilt hold a public North to South; and fifteen (13) days prior to the time line of Gardena Fms Subdivision, Garage Equipment Company of begin, the situation, as one taxi appointed Traffic (a) To consider 6nn!ation of the Commission, decades, the area's population, PARCEL E. Block B of Tract 53 Public Hearing and the Easf linet of loIs 141, 147, Jacksonville. 6fld ETTA B. SEX fOIIO*iflg dc'scriD.d property lying driver put it, becomes simply which recommended four now 2,8 tnillion, has shifted of Plal of Reptat of Tract; 47 30 3) OAT ED THIS 11th DAY OF 131. 126, and 111, Block "D" of Slid TON and SEXTON, her 34.35 and 56, except Lots land 211* and being 'in Seminole County, Dr. Mitchell; survey DECEMBER, 1973 A.D dramatically. Between 1940 and husband. if living, of the Moses E. and if dead their Florida, to wit: 24, Block H. Tract 36. Sanianoo (OFFtCIAL SEAL) Levi' Grant, a distance of 3903 unrios'n heif;, deviser;. legatces. 1970, the inner city of Boston The South 992 i j feel of the NE'. Springs. Seminole Ccsnty, Florida, . J0rdMl fret RunthenceS.I3degrec's3P30" grantee;, trustee;, spouses, of the SW '. West of Brick Road in lost 102,789 residents, while the as recorded in P161 Book 7, Page 4 City Clerk W. 199517 feet to a point on the Wrst creditors, lienoi-;, and successors of C)verexpansion (ha rged of the Public Rerdt of Se'mnole Sction29, Township 20S, Range SOE Altamorde suburbs grew by 646,479. last line of aforesaid Lot ill. Run thence the parties claiming by, through, (Less. BeginnIng at the South line of County, Florida (less ftp East 16-3.7 Florida year, the 1 Section 79 S'04 degrees 57' 30" W along the underor against [Ha B. Sexton averaged 500,000 and NE '.of the SW ' of feel and the North 1523 feet); and Pubt'h. 24, II?) aforesaid lot; 110 74 ---Sexton, her husband, & West West line of rides daily, a loper Township cent drop 705, Rang, 33E PARCEL F; Block B, less West Federal Reserve Board DEW-112 131. and 112. a distance of 3120.5% Defendants. efo feet, Tract 53. Santando Springs; property line of old Sanford 5.tflce 1969. to a point on e North line of QUIET TITLE SUIT Plat Book 7, Page 4 of the Public Orlando Brick Road, run West 411 feet SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Inevitably the 1 Is losing Copley News Service market recovery. Investors are aforesaid lot 147. run thence along NOTICE OF SUIT feet, thence North 29 aegnees Records of Seminole Cuunty, OF ADJUSTMENT and North liii, S. I3degreei 3735" TO L. P. WEATHERS, R. moneY,alsofllethiiighaitobe o. advised to defer new inEast 110 feet, thence East Ill feet tO Florida. and Noticeof Public Hearing W. 716 67 (eel to the Easterly right of WEATHERS. N. P. WELLS, 0. Al. done. Gov, Sargent has anPARCEL 0 - Lots 16 and 17, Block West property line of Brick Road, way, teriflediate-4erm positions The Federal Reserve Board Notice Is hereby given that tht line of Fisher Road, as EDWARDS, 0. 1. EDWARDS and thence South 29 degrees 30' I)OUflCCd that there will be no SS,Sanlanao, PIat Book 3, Page West 6-s', Board of Adiustment will onduct a recorded mO. P. Book 303, Pages?) 0. 1 EDWARDS, as Tru?ees of has responded to the energy such issues as Combined Section 12. T0*flship 21 South. along properly line of Brick Road and 71, Publl public hearing to consider apnew highways begun; the Records of Seminole GARAGE EQUIPMEH' COM Crisis in the "mother hen way," Insurance Co. of America. 110 feet to pont of Range 29 East; arid proynga Rear Yard',iariance in an beginning). Being County. Florida Pun thence S. OS PANY OF JACK SOPIVILLE. fl acres more or let;; Susan Sansbury, researching commonwealth and the city are PARCEL H. Lots II and IC, Block declares Argus Itesearch Corp. P I Residential Zone from 30' tofl' decrees 57' 07" W along said disSOlved Florida corporation, 165? PLUS THE 55' Sifllarido Plaf Rook), Page65'Onthefotlowing described pi'.)pçty, Easterly right 01 way line. 411.04 known reslde.ie: 371 Chelsa Street, This means flooding the Polaroid Corp. (or Kidder, united In a nJor effort to ,, 4, ,• , imorove the hi.stog'lt'. hIlt nften I.,,,,; ; ,, ............ t eel to a point on the South tine of Jacksonville. Florida; and any and banking syswm witn reserves. Puâta4.y Etpufls tilE Range 29 East; ar 29,Town'ship7OS, Range 3OE. iLess: aforesaid Section 33-71.30. Further de;Cribed deteriorating T. Lot 147. Run thence 3 04 elI unknown stockholders of Garage ,%jgus All of that Ctain . comments: "This sub- none of her contacts among M. Cornmenceattheflwcornerof Ni ason Houston Avenue. degrees 45" E., along said South Equipment Company of Jackson The current expansion tgomery Road from its Intersection of P4W i Of SW '4 Of SeCtion 39, This public M'arlrig will be held 30 ______ I ---_____ --- ----... — I I Jim Hunt Realty Gentleman would like a gentleman to Share rent of trailer All utlite-S, T'1 and him;. 3339016 TREAT 'OURFEEltoatreatby uSing the YuIeiloe Gift Guide in today's Clas;uf led Section. -. The Classified Staff From l.)'HousesforSalc Newly renovated Class A rating Color TV, Courtesy car pick up Service family unit;, Cf ficiencies, over nile;, low weekly rates. 322 3103. FACED WITH A DRINKINQ PROBLEM Prrtiap; Alcoholic; Anonymous Can Help 173 4507 .'yr,te P.O. Box 1213 Sanford,FIorIda -_________________________ i i Rooms for Rent SANFORD CT. MOTEL _______________________ aswverof _______ 29 AW YOU IIIOUBLED Call Toll Free, 4147037 for "We Care" "Hotline" Adultt ot' Teen;. Attamonte Springs. Florida Publish Dcc 71. 1973 DE 113 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVF.N by REFLECTIONS OF BEAUTY, and the County Commission Chambers last publication, both dates in shopping centers along agree, it Is that somehow, some objected to excavation of the of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florid thC City Council of the City of th6t we intend to register saici nam clusive. Shall not be less than Massachusetts' on January 71. 1971, at 700 P M or twenty eight Altamonte Springs, Florida. that superhighwway, more Bostonians and Common. However, earth dug w'th the Clerk f trie Circuit Ccur '2t1 d,is In dc1tlon, soon thtreaftrr as possible Sad (Vi Ccuncl wit hold a public Seminole County. Florida If, as they say, hollywood Botun ciuiiuters must be up for the tunnel was used to !ill ( notice Shall be posted in tie area to Seminole County Board hearing: cordance with the provision; oft be 0flSdered for annexation and IS a state of mind, Boston is a persuaded to use public tran- a low areas of the Common and Mustment (a) To consider ann3xation of the CITY OF Fic?itiot,n Name Statutes, To zoning at least fifteen (iS) days schizophrenic dream. By Walton Torres. sportation. Public Gardens to the level it following described property lying ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Sction 163 09 Florida Statutes 1957 prior to the dale of thu Public Chairman Connecting the many faces of and beIng 'n Seminole County, But traffic crises are far from remains today. and resistance FLORIDA Hearing. S,av'1ra 1. Cress rubtush Dcc. 2L 1913 ''uf'tls 10 Notice of Public Hearing )or0thy A. rr'aop Dated this 13th day of November. Boton are the green, orange, new to thU historic city. to the plan began to soften. DEWliS PARCEL A: North 435 feet 01 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: A D ten Publish: Dee. 10. I?. 21. 31. 1973 red and blue lines of the At one point during the cxBoston faced its first serious th 753 feet of West 740 feet of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEP.4 by Mary W. HawThorne, DEW37 Massachusetts Bay Irantraffic problem in the l89, cavitlofl, some 900 bodIes were the Board of Zoning Appeals of the West ' 0? Northwest ' of Nor. ____________________________ CITY OF City Clerk tnwet .. Parcel 4. Section 15. City of Aisane WINTER SPRINGS. sprirt;itlon Authority (MBTA) although there was not an disintered when engineers ran . of he Cly of FICTITIOUS NAME lisa? said Board wIll hold a public Township 31 South, Range 29 East; FLORIDA Casseiberry. FIorid rapid transit system, which automob)e In sight. into a Colonial burial grounds. No? ice Is hereby given that I am Notice of Public Hearing hearing on the question of granting a splays out like an avant-guarde That first subway took two In 1889, the first electric engaged in b;Iness at 2609 S. PARCEL B: East 197.6 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. viriince for the following described (Seal) West 400.2 feet of South '... of Nor. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Seminole version of a six-pointed star. streetcars had been introduced. years to build. By the time it property. Notice iS hereby given by the City PubliSh PlOY 76. Dec. 3, 10, 17, 7 Christmas Merry • ______ Monday, Dec. 24, 1973— lB fl.nhi C"' Crucifix Cross from Gwaitney JcwIer;. 204 S Park. - Seasons Greetings teem Art Cr'n tile; Wnet Ranch SpeCiI 7) 577w Hatchback. Auto - ___ er. Vega - Gvefash'onable clothes from Outer Limits. Sontord Plaza Certficat; are ju;t prefect 5.e qitt; seem mare personal kit; nd other ideas at Village Craftsman. 102 S 123*7)0 Park, Stuck hair stylers tor men & women Lowest diSCount prices ',Iedco, Pine-crest Shopping Center have _______________________ ______________________ . ------t't') "iii: "t' trc.', ¶.r3! l'ICJ (oilers, tags 1 iru',e t' , h . r.. collar Stick; from Animt Haven, 7 S'2 ______ Fine ._- '"' .. ,.-" - _____ We Qift for tne entire family from small unque 'tern;. to rooms U S and rore'gn C0's, U lull of fine furnishings PHIt Currenty Jewelry Bottles DEERE FUPNITWE W ---------SF,tlNOLE COIN CENTER st (Hwy 46) JuSt) mi eatt of Ii (.AantlnCy Jewelers. 704 5 Perk, 109 west 1st 51 nas a 37) Qrn widc Selection of Bruo(fle;...$350&up 5hoptody! 'tOP THI GOLF'RN YOUR ryt ",iV'IL T • 5i!'t UI SJQiI s.juo;, '''IiIU,,i,si,,t G'we Mom comfort ,ear 'round With Some great gilt cI'a; tn YvIeltd, begs. ball; sportswear, entral heat I a" Irons Sanford Gill Guide It *iil Solve your gill MAYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB th't & Ar, 7 6)90 (j,y.fl.9 prØØleq,u i'po s'ioi' Ph 32? 75)1 ' .'. ______________ - ____________ Cavalier Motor Inn - 3700 t'4nv 1792. Sai'turd 1.'. i. �F . - - lq~ _i 1. I I - - ------- t- - .-- --- - 8E--TheSinford Her Id , __________________________________________________________ ________________________ _______ -- - - I __ 11 - - - ' -. - -- -. - '' -. .,, alli Want Have Ads No . They "Holiday Get Results Any ----------" . II 3 bedroom home, 1' j block baths. SEE rr large lot, in the country Call 373 4)51 w equipped, AMFM Stereo radio A ! - -I o buy Slid Sell gold or silver coins. contact us first, We also buy bulk 111) b. '.li i fl .11 Houses for Sale HOUS1S for Sale El Capitin St. BuIIdr. New 3 Car pet ing, range, dishwasher, disposal. Central heat air. Lot ) so 14' Ph 67) 4860 Jack R MCClure, Reg. Broker, 206 U Part. Edws. Bldg. 373 52 - kOLLING HILLS * s.,6 650, 3 bedroom home, cornerlc,?. u g trees. convenient location To churcP.et S pct. clown " We Fern Park $31 7$47 special saleS out of anything of Hwy. 17.92 (behind WI, (riester Mobile Hornet.) 2?) 73-40 Sanford, Flo, 323 7434 Sten strom Realty 'NO QUALIFYING • Wishes For lmmdsit$ Possession. assume low i nterest mrIgage. low clown 3 bedroom, large corner -i r i't d full't oqij opcl I I ,e,r 0I1 And You All The Pt AL TOR TAFFER REALTY ST. JOHN'S REALTY coJCall 322-2420 Anytime "Sanford's sales teacier" Yo,r Multiple L;stng Local and National MLS 2W Park Gr, WVjZjZ,g%Mj?WX ', REALTORS $ - it - lot. 7 - W• utility 7MWII rooms HOSpital and shopping near. Fish from Lake Monroe. sis.qw. chapter 9. wy. 179? South of Sanf ord Meetings Business 730 1st. Toes. _____ BROOKFIELO. '71. set up on I acre wowed tot, river rights, boat ramp, 3 bdrm., 64' * 17'. Dealer, * 32)0350 9 322 76-Li &rr-s'va, Waterfront near Lake Harney. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 ttn home. Interesting ea?taS rnmedate occupancy. 319 5115 from TOYS FOR TOTS ant' lots of other gtft Ideas in the Yuletide Gift Hwy. 52 136. Ph 134 2210. I26I' 1972 Deluxe Skyliri,', 2 bedroom, all electric. ,,cnlr,il heat. air, IXO down 777 6I 2 Bedroom, central hcat, living room, air, 516,900 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS E;.L REALTOR 66$ IT?). Uebaryeal N W C. A WHIDt)ONR . BROKER Ill N. Park, Sanford COUNCIL 5357 Business 372 5??) Meeting Owner-4 bedroom wood frame house. Close in. 59.500 Total price, 7:30PM. lst&3id Terms, Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Tuesday 3 Bedroom, It ) Bath BINGO EVERY Thursday 730PM lot Ifnced, 521.500 - i.ji4. PEALTOR 37) 7J5.0 Lan)e I4kefrgft. A security, community. $22,500 EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 S Hwy. 17 97 4wo pint of AQiristmai *P.M -2nd and .4D' Thursday Each Month E ver BINGO S Acres w'th mobile home $27,000 T er ms. r", .. TELL VISION SE T$ $ Rlfr Mgr. - night and let the magic of that night be "it, rinacted in your Trs Chrinjs the t VSh'S .)1 VO'.l a Christmas whtch IS CLASS 1Ft ED tEPATMENT 37? 's!! tilled with an III . - ____ ________ Painttng ____________________________ - il , HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted p Pr,( e% pad, used, any condition ________ - Ceramics cleaned, oiled & adlusted $ *HOME & BUSINESS • trI.",s&ccnecr!'ons! Pi * Be ll :.:.'''. -.,- - .-..-. . i=-' - __.Z___ .- -- of our joyful Chrisiznas cele. " 26~ 0 - . .......-- . - 4 - . )'-"'---4__. ers were engraved an th, such as the plea Pray For Us" or the shout of faith DI, I .. - ._ Co- - ' ability to stop a fire, the plague or a thunderstorm, . . , - (,7 'L1JJ,.LJ e and were used at these times of community or persona l crises. 4 IN / They were often christened, even baptized in elaborate ceremonies, and given the name of a saint as they were '"' > anointed with Holy oil. ,4 g;T' - The poor began to use hand belts to ask for alms, saying ,. (I ) p that by doing this they were asking in the name of the Al- C111 ç''' 4 L.J Vc) eQ /7 mighty. For a time the tradition was Cli that old St. Nick carried a 1,,1.ui'uuuuuum, l / hand 0011 '1 '-:1 is .41 - 312 15-4 Tremhtay. 321 7774 - -/ p p ..- .-.. - -. - , __ _ :. :S -. . ..... ". . K4~~ ,) A- A C) T.s. • .'.,LLS DRILLED PUMPS OP".t' ' Q-..-...._. ' 372 6432 Windows sf =- S = lling sto, and mas day, The old familiar carols And wild and sweet, the words repeat, Of peace on earth, goodwill to men.so There h hope in tile message sent to us by tlii' I'rincc of PLACE. At our Hank we hopefully pray for a better world, a world dedicated to the spirit of Christmas. Our Officers, Board lembcrs, and all of our Employees stish you a most hopeful, a most happy, and a Charles Wesley is said to have penned the majestic and hi'r tl)lihtli"Fi 10C1 IO1Pd fur- iEfli'flu('taI ''Hark' The Herald Angels SUE." after hearing the joyous ringing of the belL, at midnight of Christmas. Whether the bells for you this year will be imitation ones hung on your outdoor wTeaths, glass bell ornaments hung on your Christmas tree, or the bells on Santa's sleigh for an excited child, or the bells of your church cal1ing VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS the form of a poem, "The Visit of St. NIcholas," He Invented the sleigh and the reindeer and his dcscriptlon St. Nicholas wa -. suggest- Ai~, Armft-1, I I" , 411, fi~ ~-A) iK~hv ni" #I 31tatw o, m .R,%Mt .-..% , ' )QU to worship, they are a part of our national exprestius season oi the year. in your haste and rush as Memkr TteAtlanticGroupef sniis I' F'orid,, Member F D I C This poem has become the foundation of our own rich A American tradition about -. - 1 1 e l heard the bells on Christ. 1822 and read it to them Christmna.'s Eve of that year t, th to the belLs break into the joyful being run in this tradition. Santa Clam. - midnight son's great event. Longfel. low's familiar line.s no doubt came fr om he aring the bells poem for his children in . .....- . ringing announcing the sea- :chls were suggested by the net'. .i on the hrictle of his fl'A fl horse 1k wrote no. --.: - . 4 by the ilpp*'aralicc of ,L perrnan man-of-all-work JO his t'rnploy. The sleigh I .•'-.-:-.' '? -'--'--- Hertha appeared in Ilicir ( -DIAV: - o'clock on Christmas Eve. This was given the name of "ToUing the Evil's Knell" to warn the po wers of darkness fireplaces and brought with J'i , ' ". a, t,oe S-ave foCI Free' '.(re(r, SUN Entrrpr,5.c%. In' 'i2 Ie e stroke of no t ring, hot ra ther mournfully toll from eleven to twelve were unable to attract suit- New York. out the myth In UI't'LY IL U. th torn has been that the bells do I) U A? Dr. CIemnt Clarke Moore. a prok'i'or In the General Theological Seminary in '. ST.PIEMACHINE$ ---. is of Christ's approaching birth. At the exact momen t of . tUlit'. ' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typeS and site's Am repair and service ............. 7L1 ,Eui_.q.rO they were all happily marrI"l Unexpected gifts were 4. ..reafter attributed to St Nicholas. The myth that Claus desccrds thc cl)I:I;I1t'. to flll the stockings comes " -- th sleigh midnight. Therefore the cis- '2 legend telLs us that at the winter solstice the goddess 707W 2nd ST his season. and threw them into the wlndow.s of the room.s of the young women, Soon after. Water foorlitnncrs , 727 1610 - ' for down chimneys to bring the joyous announcement of the wlthadowry,heflhiedthrt't DICK JOYCE WELL DRILLING 1 111111949.1 - - . '- ll on his visit, and reason born that Christ had been from the Norsemt'n. Thm'lr ' a 26-1-1-fir - 11 be e went about the ta3k of going UAb bags with gold one night Licensed Residential Commercial ~-~~~. - -.2 322 th bringer, rang her bell as she ors because their fa ther too poor to provide them ________________________ Free Estimates Ph 372 6473 _________________________ Trimming fres Gil R Si$bl.Apt*t' )7ij,'' '"P - ..-- -' ~ P ~ q When St Nicholas learned "1 .1 AT (ii Prof r'ssoni; Wallpaper Hanger -- .7~~" -- -%Vfiktlftin~ _..=__=-.=._=_=_=._i q of three young women who - Mowing, Edqin, ________ ..':ff.' od '11~51 -) \f) "Glory To God." A great deal of magic is tied in with the history of bells. Many were said to have dw corruptlon of the name, 3' and fjrqe'r, pumps, %prmnkl 7671 9 am Ii pm, ''l Frferr' '.." 7= -- tunes before Abraham. The Jewish high rriest.s wore gold bells on the borders of their robes and used hand bells in choirs in their ceremonies of worship. Because they were used exclusively by churches, they were considered lobe sacred. Often pray- , (Santa Claus is a German mill iob%, paneling, doors, - estimate Work guèranfeed 373 'tL LP,I'A.ur, T.EI4VICL '-. gious services in Egypt cen- - Claus Is the giver of Christmas present.,s comes to us from a fourth century Ocr - man legend of St. Ntc'hola-s WaIlpapr langing I_A(1RlCATlOp,, 323 4675. Custom Work. Free Estimate Engraving -- - - Hand bells were used in reli- 11 4-11 41 In England the belief was 9 1 107 W. 771h St. Ph. m FREE Home Demonstratnn ___________________ ', - __..-_- .4 r7 9 6 P . I-Iovv Santa 'inows, room additions, pain Drilling iinq. etc Vtry rtasorblj, f-re'c p--- Well - 614 Belfi ii' , ---, The history of bells goes bock as long as men have been recording their events. - Tradition MERRY CHRISTMAS • -___ _________________________ ' Land Cle'uriny 1 -• .- __________________ 1111111 Draftiig hedges & Grl?- Land Cica' 'n a-' tI'ca..t & Gradiri h 3?) Fc'r Builders, sub contractors 179 , cr3226243, day or life _ ____________ Nown Fast. dependable Du.win Lawn Service OrE,1ii(6f Call Victor 365 3713 i,,- -- 0 (7 q __ KIRBY VACUUMCL(ANER rliallorials LEACH ALUMINUM , re-piaceold doors Any type. any 1 - the genealogIes of Jesus W,4 i. ports. Top workmanship and Doorj _________ ..........-.&___ - --=.- .= '-_.'_=_ -_='_ worthy ca use. Bells are a part of our American heritage and _____ story of a stranger standing Sanford Open 9 5, Mon Fri , Sat Metal, PlMt, Je.etry, Trophes Lawn Clean Up. and L12h1 Hauling. 11 - ., ask us at street corners to drop a coin in the pot for some Flumblng Co. * Custom mid screen r oo ms, car SUN Enterprises. Inc $30 ill? - ..5.. ia..s.. - 1)4 name down that list. The names of their itict'stors ',ere there You can see it for yourself in the family tree "the book of Became e'n Bondei 323009'? I'll S!4.4 -__L__- (u.tOm made Cabinets, bars' _______ Welding nnes or replace that old Custom Homes I P. ?. I' f [1: '.iflttf fop 31) 10$ .jr . -- __________________________ F .,, , , . . . . bedrooms, bathrocm, playrooms "flodelU5Q, all type s of trim work. P14014F 372 91.16 ' b doors of our homes. Bells will soon peal out their glad tidings from cathedral CHRISTI," tells th e Only authorized sales & 5vce in Custom Painting Reasona ble COOIIURN FENCE CO t the ___________ born exactly at caroentry. Remodeling, Additions, CONCRE TE PATIOS ___________________________________ begins with all of us. The James James Stalker, In his book Boit'ding 322 5757 ____________________ ______ __________________ Phone: 322-2611 322.0244. Ask for Mr. Warrior. standing and Ills enemies glv. the everydayness of that tags, and across the front Rsarding-Profe55jfl6l with lov I am 6 in. Animal Haven Want tO Sell something? . ,mal , nvetlmen t na ClaSsified Ad will tiring re'sultS __________________' _________________ Want Ads - . sage is that God knows and understands. This Christmas as you worsIlip and praise His name, rejoice in the wondrous story that cannot told too often. store windows, on our to &C,Cj rspe'rlenced esiimats, 3230711. 198 '.','r Ct.i' home, with friends misunder- forget that the Chrisbms story begins amid the heartbreaks ajA splendor of a family tree. Tbat i3 the place where Jesu3 We all too often tere boring after that? This is how it was with the genealogy which said who this Jesus was. The Jews for whom It of disgraceful relations; the problem of the skeleton in the the problem of closet: - repaIrs. root's painted, free honest _____________________________ Vacuum Cleaners REASONABLE PRICES CALL 372 395) _ glory of the Christmasm trious relations; the problem - Herald Want Ad by calling 322 SERVICES UNLIMITED % family and position, this One in severe opposition. well. Do you think those tables fashion as to experience our Painting-interior & exterior, machine repair UP laid in a feed trough, it is Ills family heritage which is the story N-Ahind the Christ. inas story. %%en we fail and ex cuse ourselves by pointing to our lirWtations of home and Ance This 13 the Season of bells! They are hung or our dty from lamp poles, in problem - the family probkm. Th e problem of illus- 2611 and asking for a fnierdi, I asi Of it mt service. old anti new Adv'ør Bonded, IiCe,ed, 12? C959 Concrete I4AIDYMAPI *:: By Rev. W. LEE TRUMAN The tradition that Santa ________ UI 22 whose birth we celebrate, though born in a manger. did not Fail. Though He owned nothing, Ile lived in a farrdly, acNeved a royalty in We in by being __________ world, He entered In such a ((SHEPHERD PAIUTIP'dC, 6. GENERAL REPAIR PHONE 373 1573 All A Don't throw tems Sell them quckIy *ith a kiln dealer 10 S Closed Thursday & Sunday 372 7971 _________ ... . .. .4 season of Plumbing IACKSON'S CERAMICS. iupplies, L-11l26 Wntr P6r1. .. . 9 , 1 322 i3."Lak.Mary" alter) p.m. - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED i), , We e '_ 1111111211111 David and lost in the debacle of leadersNp of Jechoniah was recovered in Jesus, When God entered into th is r ,'r'r ..I %.. , ....* -, ..... ... '... .,... .. . .... ... 0.. . .00 ; I on th e doorstep. The man is ___________ BULLDOZER WORK :Ieaning lots o.'r SpecIalty. 373.173) -_- .. . ways. Call for fre'ó'valuation 6)) 7)70 -_____________ __ - Buldozi ______ . member of a family cuts twc 1 P 1?) Dog tra'nng in your home All Breed Dg Training Academy. ROotingi Sheet Metal Gutters &D,wnSpouts 800 French A ve.. 372 - If you think you are qualified phone this number immediately to start your career: _ fourteen generations, though P. membership in such afamily. But as glory can be Inherited, so can dishonor. Eking a ___________________ ADCQCtc - .: .:.:. .". ...... o.o....;--'**.-'.-'.1;-.,. . 11: . , ~, .."'.., . ..., .... ... . "-;:-,.:,:, . .., . . .-. :,.:,o Though Jesus began His life it is to show that the kJngsNp acNeved in the greatness of ffic number is achieved in the third group only by repeating There are advantages in N S YO'.'i'(. Sr R V l(f c h ii 1.wc's ROE'S HEATINC, & AIR (ONDITIO1IINC, 74Pr SCrvcr (ail 4iF - v'- Home Improvements An An Equal Opportunjfy Employer telephone -41ID76, and joy. memory, But more than this, faryffly, a family %1th a family tree, a Family with a history. , , __ Wanted to Buy *Stock Sharing plan available Liberal bonus program *Excellent working conditions abundance of 'appiness Lawn Service oi i i i i i i i i i i i I ree C%t,r.i' _________ (formerly Pierriett'i Beauty Hook) 519 Pine, 3n 5747. 313c97. IN E.Y'PLOYMEUT ACT More infrmnf ion may h' i.b'arr.ed fcflm 9* W,sia' tr. )ii9, Or ii'do f"td. tti'. fl W Lan' beauty Or, P.O. fithi ?1 CIaiiied Department THE SINOD ___ -TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Paid retirement AGE DISCRJMIUATIOU you will see that it is an arti. name. This was an of tenused ineans to aid the fically constructe(I genealogy. '11irre are three groups of abstract; lie became part cf a • Paid life ;flsUl'aflCe -nlçafn a preference' ci' from em piloyers Cu,e'r by 9* FLA. Heating OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING CALL RALPH'S Fi,'Ill;neG[ Applianet HOME SERVICE. 323 595. Sanford Electric Company 777 Park Drive, 372 1567 - Heaters Cleaned, Serviced, Sold and Installed. Call G en eva lit0 I Air Automotive Service Cond Service 123S44, Paid Vacations Paid Holidays Paid hospitalization for entire family knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that ui Nwh SENKARIK GLASS 1. PAINT CO 21OM.,griola Ae U?? Appliances - Firestone Tire & Rubber Company has immediate openings for qualified ex. perienced people in retail time management. Top pay for qualified people. not wreath to the cemetery, The tiitf of -v' This NEWSPAPER the's home, take a )our brother." What hap. pens? In that m(itnent, he has -our whole attention and 0U can't bring him into your home Fast enough. a lflaflfler. What do all these names ORLANDO 6443912 __ Glass-Mirrors __________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning For lre e5tmat. Call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771 REWARD (.-4 income corner properly, It" , toned comnmerta ( Ifl,.S. Terms. Pa. 173 2160 l)'.t MID Dodtia __, Bring Results Income and IHVCSImCIII Property - display a creche If your Club or Organi;.tiOn WGtJttf Ifire , t rcftjei4 'i thi, S1rq rail - Air Conditioning 'Paid prescription drugs for entire family a new star atop your tree, go caroling, in your -- ISA buyer for used articles. f' n,ture, etc HWY 46 ANTIQUES, ______ Lsflgwnod "Don't you know me? I'm Read this fast page of the Cliristinas stoly closely, and the the Ashkenazim of Europe, Gofmly's, E 14 past Deardall at RR tracks. 327 697 7 . mean? First, It means that Jesus was a Jew. Do not let C;.i;;.,,,t,ar.n,ees in . your interest and you haH hear him as he says, outside -4cJ. 9T merpPed Je-qu3 in this A Directory o Experts Rea4y To Serve You, - Onfed Old furniture, lamps, mls, private party, Ph. 3729193 MILL, IT 145 ;'sI9orlanclo Dr.-- 172 0352 Roberts & Gman MePI r SANFORD 322-0614 Call Way 830.5500 Daily (closed Wed.) Bingo Thuriday. ::.. s' away. It carr.ot be done. Jesus belonged to that portion of Jewry which returned from exile and probably became Beauty Core - 1. ..:. . style when he began his story ' 1.1:11 W. hi £f. a All m,ies SCw,nq Aç5j< tot' mr,, c' 1', , ,.' J r F ,• • : fiCar. l'ht4. were names there of four or five families who were known to me quite ' CHEVY PICK UP, Nothing writing lest prices in Eta 8 53 C, G. BLAIR BROKER i PENNIP4GTON ASSOC 722 9220 Home 373 71I first starry Christmas C;j1; Hours-10 .•.• ' anyone rationalize that (act __ _________ Freezers i'r;c'rt v s ready for rrit any type of buSiness Has frontage on Hviy All and old Apopka Blvd. Can be Iit into 3 sites. with owner niding financing Excellent Christmas is more itpit iritj ',tiC1) (.)i remember the Pre' ;'.; .1 0 ,'.'. :*o , .... -- . 5,1u14, WV bStI Ill LJdvlU, die son of Abraham Matthew Is committing no blunder in - in h,. ,I.. h PI Blair Agency _________ _-. I 7-A Feed .;OIINS AtJ10'.OTl yr cc PVICIT ii,'? - N P,'.ii..- .'... ."tc.r1 Jir.5 D-,71Dy FEEDS 37 3 6'2 By direct from 0 oscar at wholesale' f ______ _____ service, used machine's. I$OONEY APPLIANCES, ii _________ _________ - Conditioning Sei'v. 3096 Orlando Dr. First bldg. South of Airport Blvd. on 17 92. 323 543'l. terms. Call Shirley Berielt, 1___ doAllow- .... . " . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111 it Bull Terrier, Male Pup. 6 mos Beautiful. Registered. 5175 Ph. 377 3936 Ile or I W - I Einstein, Trotsky, Freud and Marx. But that is not all. For the Christian Church it also means that when God became Incarnate in this world, He did ____ Phone 373 440 Christmas now. Fina.ncing available Geneva Heati ng & Aft' ZONED INDUSTRIAL GREAT LOCATION EdniyBrdat/ ISPM Regular at7 4SPM FLEET RESERVE ASSN. -'o.- I ... I, Monday, Dec. 24,1973-IC ,/.':.:.:: :''..'.'.;'"? :.,:-':/ The Sanford Herald • •• ''', .. ' Horses IiLPIMORE WASHER, tarts, WE TAKE TRADES ___ iUOrpsr"-"- . Eaperencedrider necessary '.'.'%rry to cr-ouse from Oic' AP tiliance Sales & SCryict', 26 1 7 S french Ave., Sanford, 372 7656 1301W. Fairbankt ____ ___ oi you 015(1 yours, ziOW and evermore. ___________________________ _____________________ tM..'. $11 of Christmas fill tho hearts I TtJt HWY UI F/,n & T,,ps I :.-. -.*. .. 1: 1: * .:.:,.,.*.:.. .:,.*' .,. .. 0 .,. . .. I ... 1:. •::'. _ __ Pinto Marc. Gaited 51(X) dsh*'ashert. compactors. Price's start at $169 95 Get Mom hers for . 11111, Pr 4 MEETINGS . ,a 1970 'l Camino, straigh t slick, smao assume payments Balance ,lfujr'il $ 1120 373 6972 . - 66 Whirlpoo l home appliance cent er - SECLUDED AREA-- Near Lake Iloridl Level Qrow.i. statni'y C i- ', IC'?. 1: ,ann.a a Poo 0 'e"3736 Fre'eClsn%trnasPuppies WItSOId ____Ph 373 2111 ___ -________ Also repairs Myers Appli6ne', 2 1 0 Sanford Ave,, 373 2937, rrSdnt,nl area. $953 Realtors 4)7333 ; 1#O~0 .8 1 it ~j e 1 cj.ardt'd Forrest Greene, Inc. Maitland. 67$ (ES - -111111111 Hy 17.9'? I Mile South of Sanford ,.:.:.s - Trucks and Trailers 6 -1 females, wormed & shots. liCE Terms 349 ____ LAKEFRONT SITE- Near Forrest Lake Academy, Swim, fib, boat. The view is btautlful. P4cc -- AMERICAN :. steeples and hand bells will - - - -- ------.--.-----.----., -- DobermAn Puppies. AKC, low"*%. 7111 LAKEFRONT SITE-- In Springs Lake Hills. 110*130' with 100' of _____ . AKC Male Miniature Toy Dachshunds, 7 weeks W. 371 Appliances Nach.t.. 16$) 00 ii1[i1 Oslo Refriger ators. Washers and Dryers. WARRANTY Free Delivery, WHITESIDE APPLIANCES. 64.4 UOPIiIST CITY- Apopka area. S bu'Idnq sites. f'asl Cl Apopka it :;i Fr, I,. .v Fi site. 15SiX CO RB £ IT I RECONDITIONED AND CUSTOMERS 0 .'iks Champion blood lines 5700 C000INS APPLIANCE SERVICE SANFORD AIRPORT Father Richard.) Lyons __ I. firm 323 iS.i:. or 3271397. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR. OMERRY CHRISTMAS • a ___ herman Puppy, AKC Reg, Male, 9 We would like to with all of our trends and customers a ver y Lots and Acreage _____ CPILVY VAN. ftOln,r'iJ down, fake over, call credt manager, 373 6730. - .. -. Butsupposeyouruwflnamtl o co that list, or nuvtA' the name of someone you knew It appeared on that list! I was through some old genealogies a few weeks ago ____ __________________ _________________ 19 With love 6. care Ftr..C4 Ph. 373 3*94 or 372 3919 Iathryn Estates, 7 ml North of 33 4r\ .. :.. .,.~ " -. -..... ..:: worship. It is Jesus' genealogy', and Its long list of names bores must persons to tears. _________________ * TV, Sofa, Chair, Bookcase, Washer. Dryer, 2 Lamp's. Wardrobe, Call 172 9507 before 5, or 322 2660 after MERRY CHRISTMAS Home-S North, Il 92 at Lake Gui de in the Classified Section. Merry Christmas * - 3I03OrlafldODr 37) SS3 311I S1100 Pl.c *Singer In sewing cabinet, re poss essed 5nqe'r's best model, winds bobbir n machine Fully automatic Pay rIas,ce 0417$ or 10 payments Of IS Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER, 3W A. East I St Sanford. 3179111. C'ies i1 114.8 Happy Holidays 50OFrenthAve 373 5771 BROKER club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to in form the public of your Club activities. . .:.: ,- ....O.. -: ..,::.*.-: -... • never heard in a service of j __ ________ r.PnflMlNr. FACII ITIES W*it I Hwy, 16 Ph. Roland Dunn, owner, 172 405/. I -'POODLE GROOMING • GOLDEN 100(14 tI SEW Every Wed.& Sat. Early Birds 7:15 p. m. Did you know That your .. :: .: . • •1 ."''.' n i •nlng words In the New TL'SIfient, you will read a part of May the sweet joys NEW _ Household Goods Si GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REALTY REALTOR I.. na11. 138-----------i 'J Vuinhil,' Gift - -- -- - --- - ---- Love is a Piju for Ctrri0rnat See yours now. Termt Available. 190 Alma, Lake Mary. 3735w. - SEWING MACHINE Guide in ti' _________________ (iasst.'d Sect ion Pets and Supplies 65 ZIG-ZAG _______ Fnslnn5 fln''• rR -, - I 6)1 6:2! ' K"ngs By The Rev. W. I.E.'E TRUSIAN Copley Nests Service Plis is the season of Christ. ; nias, when Christians celebra the birth of Jesus. If you , open your Bible to the beg4n- HO! HO' HO! Laugh away your shopong worries by using tPrt. -- * Maitland Flea Mart* Iflt Hwy 17 92 Oorn Sat & Sun 9 5 4fl 831 2970 . r$.'.raac.. flWi'V 1510 choOSe from. 631 7373 Dealer. -- .. •_ .. (V4AJl IC .'LRAL SETTING. CvnIry ,, ii- droom home. privacy galore. malestic oiki, pines, golf an tithing near. Remocieled with central heat and air, 533,000 HALL Bingo Mobile Homes 17 - I ____________ _________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Strsmpooer for only SI per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ', BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days , 3726173 Nights 322s24 Merry Christmas QPTIOUIT corrAl -- • I fl co',pie-Furnsptecl 2 bedroom. I jih, IC Cn - .. t S. - - A.3 L,IJSIlVi'l, iP'.",'Jl I,PJl IUiJV, $95; Utility cabinet. IS. Cat. afousy door, IS; Dresser, 515. .j bike, 135; Electric Guitar & ",rt'.plifier, 575 2130 S Myrtlti -, .e, 323 SèS. I), Efl I - -unwanted - - iuna. cars - - n P.,r L.celient Phone 373 $725 tadio, console. l3EAUTItjL Christmas Season .1. .1 ~,k , 73 FORD RANCHERO Nothing down fake over. Call credit manager 373 67 30 hauled away. Your cost. 510. Orlando, 79$ 6194 anytime. - Musical Merchandise iQt'el tape Recorder, solid state, 135. ' nice of MusiC Stereo, AM FM . !- k.0 T1EIUU Jtii'ik Cars Removed 11 0741 3?? _____________________ _____________________________ ________________ Tree work done and wood for sa te ;;3 6565. 21 hrs. a day or 373 52) Blessings j '' AU ste's and models. 10 speeds. speedS, and sta nd ard bike's now ('it CLIFF JORDAN Corner -.- ::.-..,-7* *:#.# .:..,.. - --. .; . .. 1. '. T the Christmas story I have I? Volt Auto flatterci SI) 95 _______________ kLEs.'S BODY SHOP ____________________ llO9SanforciAvenue Bicycles 59 7pon,iacLeMans.6cyII5ed. .1 , . - .&: ' , Ph 323 1309. i-a -' Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 65 Anglia, good mileage, Qood ?ransportation, 1775. Cow horse, r,c'nite, 590 7 space heaters, 11$ UI IfllS VETERAN$ '-' , mags, headem air. USQ. 123 76SO, 701 373 ,9 ____________ Auto Repairs /6 . q,lragr ••• •. i ______ Call 373 7367 58 AUTO Ti..,i-I 1-,, Sleeps s. 1/ si __ Camp Scminole, 322 4170 )S' Cabin Cruiser SAVE GAS and time and trouble iith the Yuletide Gift Guide now .npeaning daily In the Classified 'on. Yours . 1960 Trojan Boat value S A NFORD AREA •• • ''' . .. . - - _ ?c'27 Hwy. 17 92 3 72 5061 Buy, sell, consign, appraise, or - For ,he best buy in American nd Jeep vehicles. Set' DON SALES Sanford Motor Company S. r Private owner mvii sell, 2 ear lbOI' and 17.000 built this motor home. Will sa crifice' for %ISaO See .it Jim Lash Chrysler Plymouth ''(-;0101`4 MA III NE COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE site Mnrrv (r,ctmc Service* * *AMC JEEPS* * It63 Dodge Dart, extra clean. automatic Transmission, good - lire%, radio. healer only t495 ' Campers Travel Trailers MERRY CHRISTMAS S'cceed!" --_------- the latest in new and used travel trailers and campers from New I? 92, 'ionId Travel, Hwy _________ LmgwOod. 134 9171. Closed Dec. 74, 25. 76 soecial sales Iwatth ads) Elmer Bakafla, Inc. Reitc.r 15 tsei Bass Boat, 16' fiberglass, 3 3 hp Evnrude, all aluminum trailer Excellent condition. Priced to sell 5)4 1608 Sanford Auction ' r Auctioneering BALL REALTY Equipment PUULIC AUCTION EVERY 16' Bonita Bow Rider w full vinyl MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV5 COW, 55 Tip Johflscn & Gelv Trailer Extras like new, in 3772. Msellaneoui, New and usec furniture and appliances Phil Don 't Stop TiN We ':t:r • -1;;;:#.::* ... ... .,. -.6*.'# .., ::.-** -. ~ . . . . I .. I I~..-.. ...I . .*.. a down take over manager 32) 82)') e*Ce'1iCt,t condition, fully equiP ped. S19SO. Cali after 6-173 4268 Every Friday Y, 30 p m Buy, Sell or Consign, Call $38,1020 AAA F Ia Miscellaneous For Sale WILSON MAIER .FURNITURE buy sell trade i_Il 31SE First St. 372.5672 Stop Um !'' 149 5116 Raymond M Ball. Rig flrokcr 3 bc<3roorn, I' i of two baths, all Esther Plait, Associate brick From 123.400. 70th Strut to Ill West F irst St. LO(vst. turn kit to 11th St.. right 327 56.11 on Vaenca Court North. Model t*n 1 6 p m daily. On phone Longwood area-3 bedroom, 2 bat h. 373 7010. family room, central a i r heat. carpeted. 1 yr. new. many fenced, AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. nfrai $29,650 Owner, 13.1 7416 631 6300 AMERICAN 1 Z-74 Auction • SO . 11 Ray Crank, bedroom, 2 bath homes A•Ncthrng Down DISAfLFD ,.. C. t .1 SEMINOLF-REALTON ORt. ..WP MULTIPLE LISTIN&, SERVICE 199) 19195. French 372 :74'' 3 NOTICE . 11 Commercial building on Park Av e 15M W I? S27 Wo ll2 F 25th St 377 555 - CE Commercial property on 17.92 Starling at 517,500 Stem per Agency Stamps-Coins 69 Ibedroom Park Ridge. central heat Is air. extra large storage building workShop, 571,950 FHA Ier m ;.,; 't: -.. ...., .:-:.-'-$.o*~.- 1.... 4. -.1.. 0.......:.#.. -..11.... *..".I.,: -., -.!,., ..--*-iii-:-.---::.. ... 0 . 3bedrooni. 2 ctot ¶,tr' 7 f i replaces, large Honda room, corner lot. Loads of extras, only 535.PJO M. UNSWORTH REALTY ~-Vi1 17 23, Ph, 32) 1.429 - - $1500 323 5911 2 b*droom ps rtfc itncy, close to town, only StO •: .,.A li tf'UIlS Cf leSt for cast' MERRY CHRISTMAS and a happy Holidiy Seasont ..*....O.. .1 . ....-:.I , ,--";M% Mi.. . ..". -:'... O."... :, I .,. . -j :I L TO W N lip 13g I t''r ,)rfl i.t r i di.',' executive home. Only $12,((1 .'. ' D 1041 io is s1w1 MONEY SAVERS ' • ..',.. . --~ I,, - - ---- --- -------------,- -- -- . ---------- THE BORN LOSER Houses for Sale Day .. .:':.. • it . ________, -- .-..-- -- = :. ,,.., - - - - -:: -- - .-. -. -, ..- -I-. . .-C'..il - - - .. -.-...- ---.- -- -=- . . --- - - - time grows short, remind to listen to the bells pealing out the world's C.-,%mesge, me L4TLfl 01 The �+ 74 ••.• ._ 2C—The Sanford Herald Great By JACK WEBB Copley News Senice E Rich aas Make Man' s teed to be aboi.d 2,000 years and a "Freeway Fortress" a car-tank de. iied to make you feel safe on today's freeways, as well as broke (W1,300 was the -,tha)ugh Neiman-Marcus sail you could have it for 10 r cent down and pay cf the rest in X easy installments of $24,19249 per month). ciing and ahhing over the NarMaras Christmas catalog has become an annaal ritual in the United sates. Even if you can't quite afford a Noah's ark or a car-tank, it's stall nice to sat beck and ckeazn about "what if. Vbet if you were rida enough to tool down the freeway in a rnalliandollar car! What if you were rich enough togotoseainNGai'sark, and — You can buy oir spouse a walk-tn egg thai year. Only $. courtesy of the Neiman-Marcus More in [Uas. Texas. Or if that ire. how a bout giving that sPecul peri in your Life a $0,000 bag of unaat ciamonth' Or (at the other end of the scale) an 13 set of worry beads These are aawag the glitter ad goodies offered by the famous Da llas store this Oiristinas, which In past years has brought you: a $WOW Noal's ark —a truckIdc1pink air his and her stiliniarinft his and her nwuny Mws tcrJy $l&, guaran- ree (/ cycliig off u-ith our good cheer &" tbmks to you.' Kathleen 8 Bill Reynolds — — FIXIT SHOP .. ." Put fears of pchiticm and tiEc jams behind you' What It didn't end there, of course. "Since then we've tried to put a little humor in every catalog," said Mashek. We've been pretty successful in selling these gifts too. if. It seems like Neiman-Maras and its weird gifts have been arizzrwi forever or at — least since Santa Claus was invented. But such is not the case. "Staiiey Marcus got the idea lack in 19," said John Mashek. vice president of Neiman-Marcus "What happenedls that FAward R. Mwroii, the newm man, phoned Marcus one day and asked if be had any items for his radio show. "Mr. Marcus, right off the top of his bead, said that he'd sell anyone a live steer on a saher serving cart with a red ribbon tied around lit neck for only $5,000. And that's how It started" Copley News Service IF p -i ' . "- . . 1 I mow -! - "For example, the year we offered Noah's at (3.970), we Mid it'd be a good gilt for peimists. Apparently people were more optimistic than we thougM they didn't buy a ____ - - Fill up the holidays with we also offered a gift for optimists — a live oak tree We sold a lot of d mcmy happy memories. Our thanks for letting us serve you. Neiman-Marcus' mct successful gift Ideas are in the "his and her" category. Over the years the store has sold his and her camds, sahina. nrrs, mnrny casey, t• powered sailboats am Oil. rrsejwks. j (J) Kiddy' Standard Iq RL 'ri:i ichn lli,'ck .tji$ilie* t1t' one of lii' t'lii rn)tIg er .it IulI. LIIRITsI4' touches to _.- - • ' ij Crshs Ceacj \ jJ • • v Old and Ne. w Traditions In athe Baker's AP*t r daco-xteA '!," zymbultaai- Ada±n (j,, and waters. representIng the Sacred ost. which signifIed redemption. LAter. the apples rflascookiez,kh1ndc ? Tra h mme replaced tpy J e celebrate the birth of the Infant King- let rededicate ourselves the goal of peace on earth among all men. us to RUMLEY. through the yeam Fancy Christmas cookies were Introduced to AIIItfICS In the 18th century by the early German se ttlers, who counted Uitir old cookie molds. made of clay, tin or wood, Industrlov, Pennsylvania Dutch housewives baked them w-axhbazketfui In such miyng shapes as fish, ribta. turn smttng pipes. horseback ridem hatchet-bearing thdz&ns, stars, dolls. and of course all t!-,e characters and animals iated with the nativity were even some reindeer which were over a root long. Until tty part, othfltury. Peyl. th-StrU n trees were dcoted rs airnctst entirely with thee vuwv urn.rnc and It was part of the cekbratlon to eat from the tree all through the Cbristrna.z season, so that, It viz practically bare by Twelfth Night This enstam Is still fclowed in Europe. Outstanthr.g cookie specimens were proudly displayed and used to decorate the windows COOk1e were tucked into Christ=i baskct.s for the poor and it was customary to include ral dozen cookies when returning molds Ulat had been borrowed. Many cookies were handed out to the Beisnickles, those costumed visitors, like mtlmmfrs. who went from house ar the PW. It ts said & so ,l / round vide one, s INC• • INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Ustwq - will" May I this some -- ...: " - - '-' - \ peace, the gift of the Prince of Peace, be yours this Christmas and may it fill your life with joy! a The rvidraagemen, a ITT of I I Ska te C it y emno1 e a Roller Rink o arts Inc. Fer n Pa rk, Florida .1.I — There are no Christmas trees and no Christmas presents. St. Basil's Day or New Year's Day is the time for exchanging gifts, St. Basil, "flagio,s Viullias," one of the four fathers of the Orthodox church. Is the Santa Claus o Orcck clii!dren At His Bi rth the Angels sang, 'Peace on earth to men of good T ONTE I ment of tiny clay drums and tinkling steel triangles. They are rewarded with gifts of figs walnuts, a)Iflonds and sometimes money. A(terv ar(ts there i., a Christmas Eve service, -. A u.isi. and 'I(". ends shortly before dawn. The family then begins fmastIn will-i "Chr1tso. mo," (bread of Christ), a simple cake studded With nuts, and "Kourbiectes, small cakes dusted with Powdered sugar. The Christmas dinner must Include 'c1aeridon." roast pig. In rural households, these are fattened for the feast from midsummer on If a family cannot .tflu:d to buy a pig, usually relatives or neighbors pro.,i.s. Christmas C.0kery: ~ g- The Sanford HerMd IIlc.iins if the V iSh'I* Since Greece has always been a maritime nation It is not surprising that ihe blessing of the waters is an ImpressIve part of the Christmas celebration Thl.c - - p. t -1 Monday, Dec. 24,1973-3C -=' - is nothing to be gained by pay. ingantmsett1ed bill this year, defer paymen t until 1974. 'And, just as deferring the payment of an expense can sometimes be advantageous, the shifting of income can of. ten result In a tax saving. If, for instance, a taxpayer is to receive a 1973 year-end bonus, it might beto his advantage to have his employer delay that born's until early 1974 — depending on the Individual situallan," Bowler points out. Businessmen, he adds, -a-I ILI should also consider the poeal. ble tax advantage ofacceler. ating the purchase of depreciable assets, such as machinery or office equipment. tests — a taxpayer must pro- vide more than 50 per cent of an individual's suxrl in order to claim an exemption. Further, there are some payments that do not count as support life insurance pre- takes place on Epiphany mtums and Income taxes, for At high noon on that day, Archbishop or highest ranking priest leads a procession from the church to the waterfront. Dressed In iriagnificexit vestments, he holds aloft before him a crucifix of gold or ebony with a silver image of the Saviour. Acolytes and lesser --UItL g y iusu ciau in rim ''e'tments. accompany him, chanting as they march. The conureun tion follows in their wake. The proce--ton haILs at the water's edge. The Priest Intones a prayer and then, after tying a scarf around the cross, hurLs it Into the % ater. From the shore and from boats, men and boys dive alter it, The one who succeeds In bringing It up recclvc.s a special hIesln from the priest and usually a gift of money from the example. "Then, take a look at your investment program. There may be some stocks or bonds that should be sold to take full advantage of capital gains or losses regulations. Keep In mind that gains made on the '- - . . and may i/.'is season bring much cheer to your home and heart in every way. Very sincere ;ha,:ks, too. — Day. -. 6gAc ''one of the lint steps to take in effective tax planning is to be doubly sure that all P1 Yfl'flt.$ ma( {- for c-pt. dents meet existing support Greeks Have Unique Religious Ceremony Celebrate Christmas 5a'(ord, F1i. Frcuu iii' ctlorIul fro-tr041 Cr,J' of 1k. Aawten -.. - - I TI nizatlon. SERVICE STATION . "only those medical expensesin excess oI3 per cent of adjusted gross income are deductible. 11 1973 doctors bills have been low and there •i,',nnl -, finnn,.imI .a.-,Jl..l,. u' M. y -- fiti,il penses. esUmat.eofl973lncome,compared with 1972's total and a rojectlan for 1974." Pioneer Western is a na- .1, IV u i (.rt(JI) sn in; 41ecor.ation by %fae Gerhard. -________ - deductions, don't waste any, he warns. If, for example, there Is an unsettled doctor or dentist bell, II can be paid in 1973 or deferred until early 1974, depending on the Laxpayer's adjusted gross in. come and other medical ex. steps which, if taken before the end of the year, may resuit in substantial tax sayings," observes W. Seine Bowler, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Pioneer Western Corporalion, who adds that "the best place to start is with an '4- On Christmas Eve, chil- - f' stock sales after December 21,1973, are not taxableuntil 1974. But, l osses on sales up to the last trading day of the year are deductible," Bowler empahslxes. When considering available December Is not only the month for Christmas shop ping — it's also the time to look for ways to save on your 1973 tax hill. 'There are some simple _____ ~1.i - dren of Oreek families go from house to house singing carols to the acrompani- ' • Christmas Is The Time 0 0 r o rigure i ax avings Gifts V - _• Monday, Dec. 24, 1973 Diamonds, - ,__•_ WRO" PAINT and GLASS 105 W. Second St. Sanford 322.64.61 -' ufflookrs. In America, this ceremony of blessing the waters Li likely to be celebrated wherever there is a sizable Greek settlement. At Tarixin Springs. Florida, where many Greeks are engaged In the sponge fisheries, and at tury Park, Ncw Jcr:y, It is an annual event. Th e Church of St. Nicholas in New York City has held this ceremony for ninny years at flattery Park, where the simnwrs mt,st plunge into the Icy waters of New York harbor after - the cross -- -V./__••\ _ t,trrtfYIn1 that children were known to confes3 to hitherto i11 (5 I - V_ After World War 1, as American women beM to emerge frt',rn the k1tchen tO go out in the business world and JJ ( Bakers Art. traveled to many cIties throughout the country. This apparently helped set off a naUonwlde revival of interest In deeortIve baking. &me of the most exciting pieces In this exhibition wrr submitted by Mae Orrh*td,a teacher at The Huulaxi School of Art in Philadelphia, Miii Oethard. who learned this trad1Uoaj an from her Pennsylvania Dutch mother, created a beautiful ginVrbr tad creche of more than two dozenpieces frun Ave to six Inches tall, all decorated In brilliant Byzantine colon. She has abo made large and elaborate wor ks 17 pupres b.sed en ChruL-r.is b;tc un a frmer but inedible dough. 0 which - , — I -- ç -. ( OYOUS hRISTMAS • I • a_ • MAY -V TIlE SEASON"S - of pRAiSE ANd TI1ANkSclVINcI REMAIN WITh YOU All YEAR. -V . -- SpiRIT ()' - r l~j / - Laughter, good cheer and kindness come from good friendships throughout the year. All this and much more is I' our Christmas wish to you and yours this happy holiday season. N. SkArJA_ ff% ,J • -Vi Id I ; May the happy holiday spirit fill your days and warm your hearts. As we share these joys, ti all. :iJr'i-1!a t f; ' I - •f ...• fr 6REETINGS - Win tANUM0 a -------1 • tO'iG%4000 • (1Tii,sPt&ZA • OI-&%,c (ITT, lza' Ow rlldIlIlI4'4' 01 l4)Vl' uiid frh'iulslilp l,rlghl4'uI 4'11411 das' ol 1114' V1114611414., S4'1IS4)II! %' holidays are everything you want them to e. Best is and thanks to you all. Seminole Hardware aft 3rd zJ.,.'.. L.,,...a aa. ma#j.aaa y from Charles Gfascock & Staff Rby ______ LONGWOOD PLAZA Ph. 131-5823 Hwy. 17.12 (Just North of 434) DOW( V, -- t ~ --V- / - --_ - The Staff and Management of C Economy Cars OF SANFORD Your Toyota Dealer Longwood HWY 17-92& AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD I -V Sheriff John Polk and the Seminole County Sheriff's Department IBM 1 %1^kl A I IV&% IM IVIIAVII 1 CORNER OF 3RD AND A •1 U nvo A iu rAK13 4 -j 0 4 2 2 BLOCKS SOUTH MAGNOLIA OF SANFORD PLAZA 322-0808 323-6404 //AIRPORT �4C—The SanfordHeraldMonday,Dec. 24.973 Camels — The Mini Christmas Christmas GoTogeth er Treesq Fascinating d Creative Hobby /7, Camels and seem to to ic,.q Three Wise • rather rrgal bearing that has become an integral part • - The ccamel et objec ts great distances ml scents water long before the driver spots an .sis A great USet ç, I in desert travel Is Its "extra. stomach" and a storage bin in the hump which enable R to trav--1 long distances * Sol, / carriel is also known for Its many temper and foul breath. The sgeztallnpe- - ö'& 171 Ih riod lasts a year, and produces only one offspring at AT BEST WISHES a time. 'he baby camel stands 3 feet high at8daTs. It suckles lu mother's mtk for a year. Man uable products TnI Cl iI iu rrom tJ-.e camel. Its hair is clipped in the summ'rand woventntotheflnut warm garments, I ts bide Is used for bags and shoes I i $ cam am - a • ___ Men used els to HeUdehem to the scene of the Nativity. They have who has made a hobby out of creating and s miniature gner t11 orb1ng and fascinating pursuit. Mr. Rieck collects miniature decorations whenever and wherever he can find them. Many antique and curio deal. rs have learned of his; Interest, and notify him ately when any 'my toys or other miniature objects turn up. One of the best sources for tine toys ek ,ill ii A a houses. But other prospects are endless bemuse not all tiny objects are necessarily antiques. When he travels. Mr. Rleck often makes surprising finds For Instance, he found a shop In San SAvador that had hundreds of tiny Sonic he discovered some Austrian wax figures. Hansels and Gretels that were barely an Among the other miniature objects Mr. Pieck Is on the lookout for are wax angels. teddy bears, toy dolts, mice. animals of a ll types, shoes, doll furniture, snowmen, solhers. sleighs, musical Instrumen ts be lls, birds, fruit. rains and cars. Most Of O— the.se ornaments are made of wood, wax or A • ZA po A fe w I B dcmrcne lato in r e p rese nt tree ligh ts, and colored pipe cleaners 0 form inertsting shapes. Th ere are also many tnexpenslve, small ornaments to be found in variet stores, which Is where Mr. Rieck gets aIl.ttflth Christmas tree Usually. he enharwe5 are twisted to ' itip,Piles- OPS %' IS BFSl -- -- 'A S1 E'A S_ 0'IS` 1 FILLED ITH CHEER 01 commodate more ornaments. The more ornaments the better. according to Mr because people get great pleasure. discovering each Individual one. It has been a pleasure to serve you. S'nmc tiny toys. itre placed under the tree along with match boxes and pill boxes. which are done up W gay SIAXEMUAN I MaxuTulian I took the title wrappings to look like tiny Christmas prpszent3, Several of Mr Rieck's trees are pricele.%s as their treasOf Holy Roman emperor elect SALES & SERVICE ured Vletorlan Predecessors, Some are kept under glass on the death of Ferdinand III bell Jars. 207 S. French Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-Y&M on Aug. 19, 1493. His elaborate creations are probably quite beyond most of us, However. limpler versions can be done by anyone ______________________________________ and children. especiall y The same type of Inexpensive trees can be used and tiny Illustrati ons cards can be cut out to serve as decorations. Stars angels. cakes. For food. I many joys shared with 10ved ones. MondaD&.24,173- APPL I A N C E toys. Santa Clauses abound on these cards many of w1rl - ('RirMAS are glittcrinZ and colorful indeed. They can be mounted In their proper categories In envelopes or small boxes. This should prove an absorbing Project for children and result In an Interr-stiriv and Inex[vmiive hobby to enjoy the year-round '• Kissing Under Mistleto(;, _X The word "misUetoe" derives f rom the Anglo-Saxon word -mistieltan." It is a parasitic plant which grows on evergreen trm. with small yellowLsh-green leaves, yellowish flowers and waxy white, poisonous berries. J Vhrisinos bright and cheery is our greeting to you. And odd our thanks for your generous support. V A* I ADCOCK Is supposed to first remove one of the berries and present it to the woman. When all the berries are gone. this kissinz xame L% over. L Is Lhought thLs cilit,)m comes from an early pagan marriage" rite. Mi stletoe was considered sacred by the Druids in 800S. FRENCH SANFORD, FLA. ancient Britain and they performed elaborate ceremonies around It at the winter solstice. Because o f thr5e pagan a&coclatjons, it is seldom used in church AM PH.322.9SSS al I 1 U-HAUL BURNS' S. French - 1 CALL 323-3820 Ave. & 25th St. Emir AND REMEMBER...When you havo)our car winterized at BURN'S TEXACO U-HAUL, you can be assured trouble free driving all the coming cold months. IF 41•..• All- fit- IllmttlhIll iIIrou.hoIiiSpain. — Photo co-Noy of Sposith NotleAlli ?*will "Feast of Lights" in Merrie Old England InJ 4 1years fo r, ) t r thatristmas the celebration of Ing a Kin,g and ICh the feast, sio?riuni on for twelve days through cake ecritaining a bean \\ - q - lb -' _ - f ~ ?-,4e 9 A if M Am fl 4 410 N • I Epiphany, which falls on a pea were served and and the January 6th This day, also known as "The Feast of the woman who got t pea Lights, Is still observed by were crowned Kinghe and many churches, Queen With toasts to th It became customary, royal pair. the party got in-e through the centuries, for to full swing. Re vels wound up with final kisses undr the reigning King of land to open Twelfth Night revels by throwing dice. In rise, all the Christm-j,, the 17th century. Charles 11 greens had to be taken Played for high stakes, vrin-- down because of the prevailinz superstition that a ning 150 pounds one year goblin would aPprar for and losing 100 pcoutids the •rI1. I I _ U— -' - W, I F * •' —-1 Peace on Earth -'.'• L..L L1 L LI 't I I I WPM With Old-fashioned warinth and lots of good cheer. we wish ynt, A Zat us folkw the Christmas Star our minds. We are grateful for . continued friendship and patronage. a the opportunity of being able to serve you CHRYSLER PL Christm as.. . and thank you for your mag; .. to brotherhoodl like the Let the spirit of that time be forever in M 0 U— 1fI DODGE TRUCKS We thank jr many fritnds n Sanford, De8ary. andCcijmits acid everywhere for their generous help in assisting us in to many WdYS with our expansion preqram 4 The Good Samariton Home, Inc. FLORIDA ME-MBER OF STATE BANK UNITED FIRST FLORIDA BANKS, INC. SA IVFORD IX Mother Ruby Lee Wilson, Pros. - Sanford 322-1055 - Orlando o4i4elS ___ . _-. - — — . $1 I / h �I —r - -..- ---- -------.--.-. ------u-----.--.-----.-. -±---------.- - -..----.---.---.------------- - -. - -.-.-. -- ------- -.------.-.--' -- -&____ All _ facts ___Fascinating a - • . - - oft no cubmw memo we _____ If about Christm2s ,b ft —wftkft i' rpenci !nuwftt rcelmnih= E me T :_ .. 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ThRm are no N mom ft" fl /1 fo&s who ne ( dou jt V11 Md tiI M~ a ftw Fp Ing&nc, telephone A re ailday In taaIwaack I. $ *bgwouJen bawl Favt, ___ I U A chm h 1 3 ahrays 1whw4MWChris0=wm So --' re a, . i . • . - - - .- .- J ., • - '- c• Y- . MIC#IA RAR AM , ' - Imiraeli Project Creati-S Biblical Zoo c A grawy 10,000 acres In the Negev. 25 miles from Ellat, has been hr thismessageof thanks to all. _____ -. &:__.4.LJri S t. Bethlehem and later for safe exodus from Egyptian table "Noah's Parka callthe Flight into Egypt, ed the Hal Bar which In bondage, The other, thiy 11, iJr( m' in Mid pt 1' t fir li' ir rh preserve. Jireedin herds dren and as future source tailed shcc are related to of most of the lO antof wool for their looms and ancienbrcd grown in mats mentioned in the the Ural mountains, long food for their table. The Bible have been collected considered the boundary lamb slept with the chiland pastured here, dren, ate Juicy grasses from line which separates Asia their hands and drank from from Europe. 1'h' Dunk',', their cup When the animal 13) The large. broad-tall- became full grown, they The nimble. little goats of A I.,8111i1v [livorite ed, curly-horned, creamy, killed It and put down Its Bible times belonged to the The duke, or ass, as meat for the winter, storing , Caprinae section of the Par in so man ' the most valuable animal it in the sweet fat from its lar c Bovidae family, which tall. The tall. which some to the biblical family, arid Includ(-a oxen. antclope.s. distan at the head or the also the most economical, times weighed as much as sheep and goats. 0oats and Tigris-Euphrates valley, thirty pounds. was a real since he ate only a quarter sheep are closely related which wa s di as much barleV as a horse. burden to the animal. but the male goat Is beardbiblical civilization. The most menial of anied, while the ram, Is not. A The purity. meekness and Wild grapes. wild wheat, mats, he was famous for his goat's horns differ from a loyalty of the sheer) for Its wild aw .s and wild sheep stamina arid 5u sur e -foo tedhePherd inspired er.and his odor IS grow In these Mesopotamian atus to refer to sus as The Lamb of God still live here, near Mt. Arelect- on his back, and lead Frisky goats were cornThe shepherds found cornrat with almost no effort pared to wicked people, and the leng, stately strings of pensation for their lonciland some theologians feel obedient sheep to gentle camels across the desert. ness In this loyal love from that the site of The Garden folk. From this we get Even pwr families, like their sheep and in tile peace of Eden may well have been Joseph's of Nazareth, Christ's parable of the final and beauty of the pastoral distincti(in between good could afford one donkey, located in this area. surroundings, whose revolv- ana evil: "He shall separate which they trlr4'med with In Bible times every . ing season.i they knew intiblue beads arid red wool ' them one frorn another, as 111atel ly and In the nlu.sic a shepherd divideth his show their pridt of ownerlambs at Passover time. of their homemade Pipes. sheep frorn tile goats." shil Tills simple beast was They killed one to cat at to which they sometimes 11%fatthew 25:32) theyi mode of transport inthe feast celebrating their . r : He was used for heavy farm work. Even the poor'ctfam. Ii OtH 1 ' The ord tattle uriginaily meant "possessions" in Hebrew and included flocks of sheep, goats and other herded animals. - :: • — il Photo / • . - : -) our friends We're sending were products Included milk, cheese and meat. Even the horns of the bearded goats were used. - A-,i%i im%t I-jt%t i.i Ilmi.ic%v Zoo. thr Per.i.in im.n!rr if ill .1 _, it i I lu Ji i. iii; IJr 1:1 ropo ; iwo in a%. / Happy holidays to .-....... — Powe II Office Supply ' 117 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. 41 -' / L?eA w" A / A P W - Z - -- - - -_ I - -- Co. • Ill 'I ,' - -. I 'v 0 -, i V Here, b.neel the lompHghtsgl,w, I gather to loy"sly Ong Do, -Ron*,** means most at home an(I hear hsi(le. Thanks for letting us help make yours beautiful. :• d" pm*11w 0 it mmmt, ally wthwhi -r pki deere Sanford Electric Co. URNITURE, INC. ME PH.313-0230 Mew gift: IQV'. ___________________________ -•- --./'- - 7100 Sanford Ave. \\\\\ - ;-- ç ''' 1 ' \ 2522 S. PARK \ SANFORD, FLA ..:i'.:'. ' .• .. n f ef - W aR & — iJ To love one another as a brother fl l j tL klle will1 My. To awr Irkuds axd palroars ... and enk 6e am to be -- *n! A %y A. DUDA & SOW sake I DUDA M Wheeler Fertilizer AUTO PARTS Valle mmoholss of (WirX ht ym- "0 Night When Chritit Was Born..." M During this joyous season let I I I I I R A-NIKOW 61\.- 0VHW0 mcrm Cloo, ustakethetimetoprayforpeace. . GREGORY LUMBER ( J) 520S.MAPLEAVE. ------LIIUW. _&_"1FiAC1E wff 9 J" A Y \ Wag - visiungaliot• you the most joyous of holiday seasons. Thanks for ma ing our future so bright. HARCAR and patronage that we extend this heartfelt good wish. Aluminum Products COMPANY C ASE SANFORD FLA. I UT., If is with genuine appreciation of your friendship ,.-I--- FUNERAL HOME Oviedo FhwWa to have good will among men ... fo bring peace fo every heart - this is f he Spirit of Chrisf mas. AJ.. iL .1 'i .1 i IL' 'II L. .sdS We pray ; will ent e r your iivme Holy season giving to you and your love ones the greatest happiness. :H@L;P NIGHT Thew gayly drearalrd chrhtmas A - -4 Water bags, a vital neces' . ILL sity In these desert areas, '- / .1 — (9P&1t]i4q . .-I W -4 . - tALl t •;?j . I oned in Practically every fartilly in Bible timei, owned at least. one goat. A family could get almost their whole livelihood from the products of a goat. From goat hair, tent and larment cloth, curtal n pillows were made (I Samuel 19:13) SP ~64VYlay 11J1J1 Ill me laver Cane scom ft III I 1p d mmocy Md w* cm ala be cbddm tow - J 'Uj r ' (;oaIstIoontIII it theBIbkmyreIct,?tobul. locks bulls, cows, heifers or a of which belong to the BovIdae family. Thebullockwithe'oung male ox; bulls were male cattle; heifers were young female cows; the ox was a castrated male bovine. The ox, whcse name is rYnonymous with physical strength, probably originated In Asla and appears to aveeenfirst cated animal owned b Hwy 46 (West 1st Street) Just 2'2 Mi. West of Sanford 1. • trained their frisky goats to thnre T 19737C ni ma ls ,,--------- ttuipiiuivww and tw*ftsQwi. WM mais W* im am ----- hifflly, of 1 24 __.tIiwkdttt Q4 time ; r -- -- A •- - Ii M& 7W, no 11111 -ff', 'Awdit dkinh abwjt ai& ad*r, tri to ph=v. Them we mprumm h ill I PYP—' ---,_..•--'I_. ft me JW hV ômm" j . ,--'- .r' oft a ckfs heart, h=d 2100ft* mr so IUJAtW WIJI.2 - / ' . I I - ren - ScknttsLc have establishCd that domestication of animals first began In t Holy Land several thousand A Old arid New Ttstaments. All of these were gobably present if) I e when _______ i ______ v omestic lical quartet of animals bee of their frequent legrod bm it tftl when the VbgbL Bftry bound her kidlant fta utift snaddftg cluthas wd Wd him In the manW.1U dry suw mr2d WW InIM which it was f1fled 25 WW 10 111 8 1111111213a* awt oft 711IN WdMd* ON No phsKabw of The ox, a&s, caniel and sheep are known as the blb- Mkm of on up Monday, Dec. Herald j1 m4apm Tow VMS so mow am The Sanford - - Ph.322.slo - - - -- - E - -- -. 1 & - - - --- * ' $ • , - - I j I - - ,, , , - •.t 4. __- ."' r_ .1 -- - - - - -. - - �• r% uletiae /%na ii Rush I Bugs ij Postal Office Employes I , 1 $ a• By RON WFAI.S Copley News Senlet' I MERDtv, €11 RISTIIS I Christmas is a happy time of year for the majority of people in the.United States ... unless they work for the Postal Service. For Postal Service emoyes Christmas means proand delivering detiveng a tidal wave of letters and packages N within the two or three week period prior to Christmas Day. "The amount of mail builds to a peak which lasts about two days and then starts to taper off." said R. J. Ebbing, a superintendent o1 mailing requirements for the Postal To all out friends and customers, ____________ a very "Met,-1 Clirisimos" I Service. "There wouldn't be any Crystal Lak e Nursery "Lakc Mar v Ha. Ph. 322-279 _____ — voblein handling the Christ. iiii at di d could et 8O per centof the mail-sending population to follow our mail. ing guidelines, ___ ;,• • __ IA a. Ic— MIZE ** need an eiht.ient stamp. Airmail letters will require Ii they arrive after Christmas," he said. "And there's always "Too rn.Tlny people don't realize that a clothing box or a cents postage. shoe box aren't strong enough The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24,1973-9C -' ..,7_ 'l.tts face it. Christmas cards lose their effect when -- -- -. C - _ ,a '• i '•. 1 -, "An edanlage to sending to protect fragile gifts through letters first class," said Ebbthe mail, especially at Christ- disappointment when gifts from out-of-state relatives wg. "is that they will be formas time," said Ebbing. "So and friends aren't under the warded should the party have we've made available everytree." moved and left a forwarding thing the public will require to The way to avoid all this address. Third class won't be do a proper Job of packagand make Christmas a more forwarded." pleasant time for mailcarAccording to Ebbing, the ners everywhere is to "mail Postal Service has something For mailing letters or your letters and packages new to offer holiday mailers, parcels within the continental early and use ZIP Codes." This year every post office United States the deadline "Again this year the Postal will be selling everything dates are Dec. 15 and Dec. 10 Service will be delivering necessary for packaging and respectively for surface mail local, in-state, and out-of-town mailing gifts so they'll arrive and Dec. 21 for airmail. To labels to every home for intact. Alaska and Hawaii surface designating letter bundles," Among the items the Postal mail letter and parcel dead. he said. "Men people bundle Service will be selling are Lines are Dec. 15 and Nov. 30 their letters and label them three sires of corrugated respectively and Dec. 20 for . 'local,' 'in state,' or 'out-ofboxes including five feet of airmail. town' it really speeds our microfoam pMcking, three e operatirn." sues of wljte First (1as A. h t:cIi the pL12c for urmail flat4pc envelopes, the last everal years, all let- assorted mailing equipment, ters sent first class tsealed) mailing bags, packing and or third class i unsealed) will tape. iirik'\ - MAI X'\ J/I For your patronage we are grateful. R. L. HARVEY Plumbing SANFORD, FLA. 204 S. SANFORD AVE. Mailing air greeting or air parcels to Africa, U;o Near East or the Far East the deadlines are Dec. 14 and Dec. 8 respectively. * 'J1rti 1L Spanish Christmas (:tiLotiis __ I hive a i{ealm of F4IIeIlaIItln('Ilt _____ IOLII1(I On1' in tbvi'ia 4A 'a ,44! ____ We you In Spain, song and dance dominate all the Yuletide cc'lebraticns. which jegin on Christmas Eve, called laundry. a typical Spanish scene. Bcsides the Innkeep(:r and many animaLs, thcr are sometimes fIgures of Good Night" The birth of the Christ Child is heralded in a gay and festive manner by cruwcLs of young people singing and dancing in the 'trccts to the accompaniment of tambourines, guttars, gourd rattles and ca- tanets. During midnight church services, tambourines and guitars blend with the orKan music and the spirited voices of the congregation. Christmas Day is devoted to family reunions. There is much feasting on such dellcaries as almond soup. truffled turkey with chestnuts or roast turkey with apples and raisin sturnng. The tri dittonal Christmas sweet IS turron. a nougat of almond candy. Alter dinner, the family cathers around the Nacimento, or Nativity scene. which has been lighted with candles, to sing lively Spantsh carols, mct of which date back hundreds of years. Spirits are further whipped up by the noise the "pandereta" 4tambo rine, and the 'z.ambomba; a drumlike instrument wit a recd stuck through th' skin which, after bein moistened, is moved up and down. prr1ucing a detj monotonous sound Tne children join in enthusias. ticaily sIngin" and dancing around the ticiment4-,. pollticianc. According to Spanish folklore, the Vise Men trayeled through Spain enroute to the stable at Bethlehem. They play a leading role In the Spanish Christmas eelebraiton. Instead of San(a, it is the three Wise Men 's.. flU in u gifts to ci&dren °' Epiphany Eve. Just as Noche Buena" or "The ____ VA 4tQ JO t Ch anas. May s trued light your 0 pea, meaning and con ten tMent. The Naclmentns have an Individual Spanish look. A typical Spanish bull and a gray donkey occupy stills helsea Title Its'" —. IVe hope its warmth fills your holiday with heartfelt happiness. •.--•.. _.••____._.I______ and Guaranty Co. 0. -. J letters to Santa, Spanish children write letters to the Magi. On the night of January 5th, their shoes, filled with straw for the camels. and a plate of turrons are left on the balcony, In the morning they find their 5JQ(5, filled with goodies and surrounded by presents. Climax of the festivities Is the annual "cabalgata," a colorful parade which marches through the center of town with iloau dcpicting the birth of Chrbt, the Magi, shepherds and re lated personages To O u r Frw 'o n d s: we wish you and your family all the blessIngs a,, hia'J•hiii i'JW, kuJVWg peace, soy, goodwill and good cheerI We take this opportunity to thank our many goodfriendsforall yourklndnessandloyalty c P r -11[ t It's a real pleasure to take this opportunity to show genuine appreciation for the pleasant relations of the past year. In this Spirit, the Season 's Best Wishes are sent will, the hope that a brig/it New Year will bring a full measure of Happiness, Good Health and Prosperity to you and yours. WITH cr.NSFR, at, tributed to Gitiseppe Sam. myjn. Pcilyelsroined ter- en kneel and do the family IIu.ard, ;, . ,_.......- ---; Sincerely, - OX "I'• w '. .,.)d_ \.p A j\c!r:1/\ May each moment of this joyous holiday season add up to an abundance of lovely memories Special thanks to all. to Im In L:' The Holiday Season is the incest time to send warmest greeting and to think of those whose good will and friends/zip mean so much. • ri Di *i:4;;'/ .i tIiIi Jfl'lftt1M Ilnit' Of ,''nr. 's ' wIsh the bessi of holiday blessings to all our eus1omer and ihslr loved one. ThankM for your loyalty. N P10 4 I ' racotta, wood, fabric, tow and irr and iiiher.gilt, lI ligli. Italian (Neapolitan) 11 1141 lilI ,f hit, cr'gitiirs 1 hr \lriropolitan Museum ••t#fl• p 1Sf 'TA •• neat' the Babe of Bethiehem The proce.s1on of the three Wise Men and their retinue bearing giftsare all represented There Is alyi a Little stream or river, made of silver paper or real -'-.-.n. w._a.t.m Sanford, Fla. famous bullfighters and ___ ____• r _ ERTIFIE SLIN DS ox 127 I ' -- 2 - CASSELERRY, FLORIDA 32707 305/838-4152 - — -j AA iTI 1cI A DIVISION OF SOUTHERN LINE CLEARING, INC. ! CHRISTAIAS T-r r , -r ii iuAV''.' —4--.t-.-V..? ir GRIEETENGS' — May hearts be filled with faith. To good friends, r ?•.t. .— ?t — . -, rr r ('fl r j Dry Fla. 'i' 1erra Alta Mob. Home Subdivision IN wnmnti Ccn . — 4 • bills 11W21"Wil 111111K 11tv.0-,oll) fills patrons, our appreciation. ceb-M Ci4J hig* Co.* 904-775.4777 221 Ma g nolia Ave.Pet, 3277s FRED WILSON & WSTTFF Sanford Wilson-Male, Furniture Co. 311 E. FIRST ST. SAt4FORD -- - - PH 322-5622 Ellis IltVr .. Ellio §L:11 3X �- -1. - I - i - - - - - - - - - - - . - .--.- - -' - •I__••_•_ - - - — • • 1 ! r Gold, Fra bun cense 0, l Night Ho y 0 -. - - worshipped him; and when they had opened their treasures, they presented unto him glft.; gold, and frankinrankin- .. cense, cenze,andmyrrh."(Mafthcw2:/I) onl gold Of these three gi kbratethi birth GardenLand 1400W. First St. Ph.. 323-.130 Sanford (in The Old Kilger-eSeed Store Bldg.) - — ' - -• ' - physical ailments. Myrrh Is a fragrant. bitt1 I- t •tfl ,UIfl sin \ uded from any of several shrubs, which grow In the same sections as trankin- - - A 1,1 - A JIlIi1 j cT (• 1' / . Pr-.. Fe i WA M CENSER. rom for Anyone who Is curiou about these substances May find them at The American gaily decorated. Museum of Natural History in . totla% in New York City. The Nfu. scum usually features all three treasures .• - = -, 4 c 5/ ==• - - . -• - - -. ----- .- - - ____ - - - (7 J N L-g -, - - up 'i lip S - • t' • - b vCy',1( F v - - 1,• /t7i'Z'DU$ FRIED CHICKEN Awe - . . • - -. a : - To Celebrate Christmas FAMOUS RECIPE Will Be Clr,ce Christmas Day •. • --.. idu11gJLa, _____ - ai nwn Mau aru rc' - _____ I= In practiCt — IffIl ••-• ___________ I - I t Ci7 4 5t fti-ii b Cftr41th Mvir tznth. the -• . - QWWVW ____ ud INLAND .2ti bilsevirik 00=w and such odds and ends as she had managed to save up during the year.She labored far Into the night trying to make hercould. tree as beautiful as she . as l ee p. hile The Iftti'ap.kan luium uS ,trt. rtL uS LLrVtt& EL . . . flt n tthzr_o %art. to as ku OW TEWALS , tha Tiun -as itaftow niow How The Manger Scenes Moved Bethlehem W J -1 ----- From AmKdkq to wouftchftftm WC — that some MW ymn Wft. 3trMt= 1* 3Z=3dtXs at hme Chonem to rVI Its AW inmatzig in. the rm~~ of imectim ba the 0mbria;m. mountain& "I ask* to reprment the birth at thm EhW in BVIttiltha= in SuchL 1! UW 1WA a& ew- %— =7 sre =tt= be "&,gli L="-"i Law uc~~ Uff A. MW= ham bahm. ow how he turen thir ad and asLant 411tL I.C2ZT7 out these titstrtu.tILm& w!Wgr .. with straw and a 11w cx iflT±____ m1ty a & frmr5 of the pber and a was flgure of the CYsrist ttlk1 waa A 81- ____ r4thn at the si -. b — -. . - 1 I. fl - , --, - lat was Vh& Mews - / NOW NOW Offid 01"mggy that G"mw &I1 the Lime of a wcand Ekthlthm as ftr and widle. rid br . Fr is. astisara id erafen mfnl&enre ri it btfles and tX*eeteches spread aZIoverr. 0 bI.d crtcbt - __ . - : twine and wire, --- t -- - possible gift ideas for Dad ad cm"ed MI best =uWcan and the tad- nmtr carved The inrac- bm at the tmu %=M, ftvwe ChTwed In . 0WOV 100krd mum cWthn of velveft and sat- wiM leveft and 1 11 The heads i aw Mrs Land The mmt autftnding of the f I9=T5b"I teat Rtf- I=d ; 1 0 8 Im ftphm cT hes thew figures wwre I how about a gift for alit artLa_the iiit the J (itt this time of the year, we are privileged 1I a T7 -- Mt - to give expression to our thoughts concerning those 2, 3t £* Of trwm. — Christmas Mt of these ire Wi h01W that the true 10"Int tn _____ . 7 Xz ==a . — — 1111 . = -- .Ez - 1 nii of machinery -'• ',' H4da "" - - 'bC 1 4 , Salvatore dvFranc Gluaeppe VL Cr we aa - I - nshms will biding a glow S LO your SpLI-LLS. zrm .. .-• of - -- 'KT Y e JCW IC4T Al Porzig ii - ____ •. -..., -. - Plumbing - I MY, week"y aft" UW _________________ - tuft n "We to ___ The fl. of 12 __ — rrhed t b a *1 A I .ifl uf - • - I • - - - - -• -- \ - ___ 1 ,-I -- _ MM 'wia t \ %W' IkL Y '7ii.i.rr. Trm R I \ I , , This mIeh retains fl ' •5 5 • ' ( - i) tnii i '' ' I%_-M-. • i' li \irin u U -- II ;!-' . / W.0 z~,c' cç • - 4 .a / ) wtt 1,' scene. In this illustration of a trio of quaint-looking mustclans playing carols In the street, he has captured the flavor of an old-f ashioned Christmas in a small town. It Is the authenticitr In this painting as in all Norman - • . - - — . - -. - I. - -. ... -... - ".• - -J ' J_ - - n be - fr hantheth - knagment ci tz*w In S Norman Rockwell Is perhaps better qualified than tiny other artist to portray a typically American Christmas -. . wtntgbtt* ***** ___ tzxrr s oil ky dt'vay's. .•./ 1 .9• By America's Favorite Artist - - "'53 - - - rtmasu& t1IiSCraZses&W*t - ________________________________ / 41, . Jerry (4oIIinsJath Collins holiday mussaL th" OF dam them to Vahliable rordim plied , trees are tie a ru sMuetatioatoaILwtzo ponts can be_put to wat nurt4 r _____ you aff aw2h &a Chralwas Um c& , s ww be They cm a seed Oft In wkh thewga c- ___ I Thanks to - for your patronage. Each -eaz whole forests of young ddijwu in their prime and The I - _____ - OR 1ftZy Ind JowV& may • of To Balance Oir s; - — Ch can homes. After the two-wieek !gkIvtNw ___ —'of wet- Ikhce&ypIes 2533 S Laurel Ave. Ph 322-3170 Sanford, Fla - Tosperous. nest - safety features have also been developed making the outdoor lawn care products a sensible Yule gift, too - -a II!nWIYL( -- aL1taa __ J tLh )ta Motors are more powerful and quieter. Many new III i- • - : . Gad - 'new breeds" of lawn cart' S 7.7 1 ''-'i2. / - I of ______________________________________________________________________ Pops who have everything. HWY.436/ FOREST CITY, FLORIDA " • •-!' May You Have A Joyous Holiday Season SIiFi'IUk n' IIIIIR (;O1', pold)run.9I tt-rr.i• rolta, Wood.fabric, tow .tn.l wire. SIiephvriI l.V," hi1 h. Itilt.ut i Ne a politan 1 2nd half of 18th u'ntur l'lu \1, rnpohtan \luq'un% of Art, n(I of l.orcii., U. Iluw.iril. , ' 1 GM Jilt . - Home lawn care producti make Ideal presents for / . i • •• - - sUll nothing Clicks / S I1rL L, - V - Latun care machinery pretenti 'neir breed' of gilli for dad If you*ve depleted all the 1835. - - -- - - ____ - LLV NURSI NG CENTER avivv --'. I ________ H / . .c from Everyone at garden. anks 1' than s.. I - . -. - L S 5 Because many people want a Christmas postmark on their cards, letters and packAges, each year milllon.3 of pieces of mail are sent to post oMces in those places named "Christmas." Christma3, Florida. population about 300, handles an average half-miUlon itces of mail during the a fort that was completed on Christmas it . -- - •, ithl branches. Christmas season. Located near Orlando. It began u Re oice and accept p rmaiL ___ lowing them was caught by the holly thorns, and the red berries are the drops Itsblood f rozethe SWAMPED WIT11 CHRISTMAS MAIL -' r •- • l U.S. "ChRISTMAS" TOWNS // ~r9 a '' ri ' - A legend relates that on the fi rst Christmas night, when the shepherds ,t,tnt II• , the man er. a eIb!53C am * * * * * * * Choruses of carols fill the air. -• - . RED 11OLLY BERRIES ( .. -- .,, There are Ave towns or villages in the United States that are named -Christmas." They are In Arizona. have two Christmas Islands: one of the Line Islands in the center of the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii arid another in Nova Scotia on the Atlantic Ocean. to -- -•& " 3 . . .' The Christ Child blessed the tree and all the spider webs were turned into gleaming silver. "5. dd "i - Some Folks Have a )'Car-RoundChristmas S s.. •.c k Rmtki - - woman for her devotion Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tenntsste. iiere a .,nruiias Is land In Inc Indian ocean ,'. •e Singapore se,, ItIItlth ttlemen t, uncer Australian admin istration id the British - Pinniath S - dornbrinchto ranch trallIntj their iacywes hind em. To reward the - At I TMAS mostly berric and nuts and gious ceremonies. . ••H -' - _______ ' killer and In mouthwash with many children. decoWed a Christmas tree with mixtures. It is used In some mouthwashes today. Myrrh such humble trimmings as so was used In many relt- she was able to gather, . " - AccurdIng to an old l€and perfumes. It was also used medica lly as a pain- en d • a poor peasant woman. 5. N __ _ . i esin and was an Important ingredient of an incense mixture used in Hebrew r lig us rituals. It was also used uai and 'itt as a remedy or ce rtain A - TO ALL! frankincense and myrrh were equally valuable and well known commodities, used In trade between the Middle East and Mediterranean countries Gold, because of Its rarity and beauty has been the world's most precious met.alsince Its discovery more than 6,000 years ago Th en, as now it served as a medium of exchange, and .as considered a symbol of wealth and power. 3ecause gold is soft and pliable, It was also used formakingt.Ine jewelry and artifacts. Both fruikincense and myrrh are gum resins of trees which grow only near the monsoon regions of Ethiopia, Somaltlar,d and Southern Arabia. Frankincense, which comes from a tree of the same name belonging to the balsam family. is an aromatic m ot our LrJ let 's give thanks for the bkssin shown us. Spec i al thanks, ritrons - .. CHR ' -. ''r MERRY / "And when they were come Into the house, they saw th e young child wi th Mary his mother, and fell down, and . --i-- ' ____ 4 Gi fts of the Magi... we _________ AndMyrrh were tit e 7,0 go 00 0 As -i--- '.- 1:i i - _____ IOC—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, W73 4 * 2 __L- - . - 1--• - . 1 - "we" beer which Meant / S 4 "' * to Ztk WktI was * ltT of mad *-'. 1. 'tSM road 1 , flrr Wand across the ' which be" to prevent the sw4from betnttgown off a.nd washed ai Vt . - • * - - - - __L.h. - Rockwell's work that nspires such ing, universal apal. Norman Rockwell never fakes a detail. Local, small town residents posed for the three niusi- clam In clothing that had been carefully selected from Mr. Rockw 11's huge wardrobe of costumes. The lantern and musical Instruments were garnered from antique shops acrcm the countryside. The painting shown was originally commissioned by Hallmark for a Christmas card, "R x IMF 91 \ I!P i 4 1 Now ( TO our'lt'endj and J: * t: : -A __ - - MONSOON i1a;'megaieryanogtu of this holiday semn - -; 0 j brighten the hearts and homes of our I fflV&TV/(f4VJ I ated,4tf ju;ew4 ae Christiansen Inc, Forest City,, Florida BRAWS AUTO SALES CONSTRUCTION Inc,' 211 W. 25)h 2600 Orlando Dr. 323-6230 S&nford, Fla, I Ai I J I •• i gQS I "ARRY#S BAR & PACKAGE Downtown Sanford HWY. 1792 * *-==- -=---- - �~~~~~~~~~iiii~l =- . - l~~i~l~~ i ~ ~~ ~ ii ~ 1 i ~~ ~Iiii ~~ ~1111 '•-.••* - 12C-The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 4 _ HOiiaa y Card V :; 4 I4', I 1 - The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, W73-13C ____________________________________ _ 0 Exchange I~ [2 -, - A - - - 7= . . . . 1973 l i, 0, ! I =fliF_i=I - i 1 ~ i ~ I 11 - ~ ~ W, I p ii~ ~ ~~~~~ , ~~~~~~ , l ~~~~l~~ii~~~~ t, .1 " Sa nta ..:,.- .. 11 1*9,., I. Wore Buffalo Coa ais" _-%,_. IT" t -. . ifltuflewiththesp.rflp! Chris s. we F-1 • tma __ f* . 19th I Century Tradition _- 0 1) 4 k .. --: r ,_..... I ;I T I . I A - 6 i ~ ! :, it, ncur RM SMfIH 8314M good wishes, visiting bome.,. - --' - -T * = -4 0 . ___W_ __ -10 v, I : I'l, ' - I th rt , 1. ___ . -It r_ . ht. %, .Tk sviAiW9 Ivu Uts of ,'o' and laughter : rt!member all yew. i I . I - That yew be trated one specimen through the law- - - jJ Wj Pm,r:~ Awt IN,* jLft: j4.rW_-,141*6,-.1WS vo.' . , ____ '.1 - - 01RISTMRS 0 o ays al; childhood. Best w s es i h and thanks o I our good g o flO neighbors. 9 ors. -11 : AutoGlass & Seat Cover Co. xTV I - — - .. -v-- - _ ,_ ('Peace on Earth L ___ - -_ - ith a .I-- ~~ _VZ-_1 - 01=_ - -_ . • I 49 - . I I I (Jeep + ftleling of gratitude ' , L I, . • • . . •• /1 -7N of greeting cartls and rapethUy cinist tmp. • f. .• 0 0 --- -I I . 41 i cav mlsolves. cnmmmd of . O" 1. — -#I - .- I" I - I I - — - - \ Hill friti and 2 In copper-plait engravings or onlared by hand, as was L 32 P 4 11111 I U - - ii I (!, j , c) 1 •i.0 uiI .- II .__: j-__ 4 . . - i ~_E ~._ Is_-, -9 lu W,___ T_ . -Z .- ___ — ___ __ i - -, - ~_~ :__ --- " and _____________ _______ - '--- - - .d f I 't Unted. Mw cards; attcst to the Vklorian trmd * -(1 •.c_:_itt; L - Cakkoff'a FURNITURE ~r ff- - . od of I If j - _ — f -I- _-m - -__ — by __- -, -.7 Pv hm Atthedofti9th A A -- tt a.tter i,ein - _ - r %.Ik plu (,m41 ';I',r Apply with paint brush. cafly Merry Chr ? -_ ____ - - - - $ si - N ~ w : - ----'i vvy ty. JQ~ means of decoratiorisw Used including natural atit - __ - I .. A ' J . -M'V I "' . Calbert Construction, Inc. _ that grow richer * - ' I - ' - ?.- - I . t ~ 0 I*.I . _~; ..! 0 . - -1 e . \ ^ . .4 'rn Y - ~. ~ ~; W,& . . M , f b" ' k 4 r, RI 1A111- ~ & P5 f r May the holidays be filled with gladness, peace and Craft$ fulfillment It's a pleasure to serve all our neahbors ____ - . of ; 4 - .- _1 -•---'. - I. . l e"', Jr ,~ - _f I I jkv -_ . . im~_ -- - - ': I- - 1:7D , I '. L ---•.'•'-'- 11IMS c,Z t owflesy Mustwen mpotorr .I 0Ic1c O Americon DOWNTOWN SAN 0 40 RD _ -- i ano oiess your lire WUfl treasures 7 I 't N - 0 fl. you hc greatlY blesied by the the Sincere thanks to all. 4, J)OUI spirit " .' ------s May the true meaning of Christmas bring peace, love, hope, joy YOU guts ol the spirit -j I _11'r . . Ta. Amer ican Crafts Conc! . . D---14.. I-- 0 I . _ lay Z1IiiII: - IF . I mi. I \sIIl1jrinianra1mhnf Epg Yolk - I 1 7 " - ___ , 0 Air. _______ . ~ff* . ,.4 1_: 1j ~,.,._. uStOServ.you! 4 r'l W - +on6 fo,r alkv,ing - . A ~ - - "' - , . _ ___ 5- Jay to g, A - SWttjL 4 I __ - . wwd good wis6s. Many 1, -- (( Spread with knife or ust. decorator tubes or "paint*, on with paint brush. t a substance ma tram -j" ______ stood revealed. Santa Claus had indeed been there. V, — — - — then granrlmotlier .---- =_ ,. ,- _.: =__ F- _--- -- --.-...= =j.&9w __ 14=__ __ T rect shade Is obtaIn' d - tim. - threw open the parlor doors _ C7 Gracually beat In sifted confectioner's sugar. To add food coloring, divide into sawitmuits ouv%si. nuct cuturIng to each bowl until c,or- because1'ourse U wasrn possito etee until Uncle Bob The door between the dining room a si g room was awa)sc1cedatthIstjmesono. body could see the front door, wl~jch seemed rather silly, because who would be using the front door anyway? Uncle 12 - ____ flilw_ -1 - Fairway Plaza 111a.w. 14" diameter. 11% __) - 2 0-gs %bilro allthdrenmotedining ' 0 FAIRWAY PLAZA DRUGS 2676 So. Orlando Drive. "No. I didn't see him," said Uncle Bob, "but I heard his sleigh bells so I know he was - • ui snnIrra,.rnrr. n sr . I/ It - . - _v7//'II\.(FfJ ' - -. I i 1, 1 Ut (orult,r h 'rig i - And with our greetings, a sincere I Uncle Bob had to go outside to take a look at his horses to be sure that they were covered warudy enough. . r i . I . . . 11 I.- / faa%ft Soadard, Fla. TI Ur - _I— I I I or V I Irakpolin 00,18 , I- traspoon #&It t trap,oni , . - V_ Greetings '-•sw' Cre am ar and molasses together. Sift flour. salt. soda aJspices together. rneIdinto fir,, t mixture. alternating with vinegar and buttermilk. Chill for I hour. Roll dough out to '4"thicknem. Use wax h a sharp knife, dipped In fl our. Remove the pattern as you t ra nsfer the dough to a grea'd cookie :4ieet Bake 10 to 15 minutes in 375-, oven parlor doors. there was al- ,, "i fnend. for all your goodu,il a . I ., .. - . " I JII../,,'! - and expreulnn. play an tnpnrt=t role in creating annually the fe@Lhv xdrft of the holiday maxon al ~, - , t- - * & le, :IJj)'IJu',':rr; " Bu t even a fte r everyone had come and the children were getting pretty anxious to see . 14) mated three billion cards are sent each Christmas In the ifto's. They carri I " . I.. . - hu developed steadily In this country Lift no ftUblished social cust.om. 1/: rup §hortc-ninig tj cup dork Isrointo s,togar I firml) parked I i; rup ft$QJa.r, were tightly closed, not to be opened until all the guests had assembled that evening. As soon as it began to get dark the fairy tinkling of sleigh bells as heard and sleighful after slelghful of aunts uncles and cousins be- C- this Happy Season .. li cou piled on the floor beneath the loaded branches. A - that %ve greet you ___\ , 10 S rard*. Top. *1w firm turd Bi*sua. pnAacmd forthe vule aftwting ~& I It ., - -_ J(JT (1 R1T4 jj .. -oat just exactly like Uncle Bob's. Over one shoulder e '.~I' T t 1 i4- _ , . , e , there was another violent jingling of sleigh bells and the mysterious figure was gone. before quieted down, the c oor opene an nc e Bob entered stuffing something white and fuzzy.lookrng into his pocket. Immediately he was surrounded by th e laughing, excited children. Wliat a shame that he had missed Santa Claus! But per- • branches d little d lIs and horns and stuffed animals and oranges and picture books and games and other things too numerous to men. A managed a strangled "Yes." of coincidences — a buffalo m ¼t sitting into b ' d rid Ui stood literally stunned with wonder. T'he little old gentleman stooped down and shook hands with each child, asking if he or she had been a good boy or girl. Some of them. were swuck dumb, but most C green and white I like a gunny can es, ong str -1193 0 room. ne parlor doors were was a Y. U actually popcorn and cranberries, magic sack filled wi th th e paper cornucopias sure you star dust and mystery of candy, glided walnuts and e of sleigh bright colored shiny pictures beIl's somebody ' The children s eyes grew with tinsel borders. Mysterious packages and boxes appeared from some.11ne Gvrhard's Gingerhread ('rerlif , Recips. wo, ': -i-- 11 0 . It was a little old man with a long hite beard and a very fat tummy, who wore a wool stocking cap and -strangest Lxt ed ( - ' ,;"- _____ - ~ young an d old, with the wonder of ____ ptuduction of cartis colneld-d VdM use of ornamental Pam - ay % Sanford, Fla V." ImAiA, Lbe 17: A shijuted Whoa" in d bass voice, there were foot. steps on the front porch, ~he front door opened and there stood - there stood - H wood lot north of the bam and pfflow? Grownups can be the chopped do%m the likeliest- queerest, sometimes. looking fir tree and carried it -the-thimble had to the house. begun to pall, somebody It was setup In the fron t open the dining-roo room ') / MERRY Saidcrt PIL 2"60 ~ '~ _Oo % .1, minutes there ways went down to the little world i I . • Taylor's Natural Foods -1 __ -~71 I . _________ launder of mmy Ixatcre 0-bake ceramics... easy, fin - -.. moomp- --N-- nk Itok, - . I . - a, !- , -, 'k - f ? A 7 j I L.~ - ~. Fkst SL i 1 ii ____________________________________________ . I .7, I ~. V .1 -, -•- Christmas; cards were JIM offered *U the trade" by lor copks cd the original. L~ ~~-__ aMW A 1~ .. i 51 _. But in a few bance in the parlor bedroom. Years ago it was just taken It was impossible to distinguish conversation, but the would spend Christl`11183 at word "pillow" was mentioned grandmot.lw'f. house. Early several times, followed by in the day Uncle George a]- bursts of laughter. What in the ill `/ , ~~ - ~ r-,. 1 -, r ., By HELEN M PAGEL Copley News Senice II . ,i , 11, . - -, - 1. I . I'Lo-C, - ~ __ L, - --=. 7 __ i ___ tI But Kids Never Realized 0` you to know yaw go= ' I i~g ij "I 11 #~:; * 1 , 4u W CiAAVVI~ 4 - ____ __ jr, i I - f.,@."". -1 gentlemwn t who might have . time when the holidays in Eng's d. and two yea= ta Iding plum were ctered 'with greater later w. - -77 :.. research the Cole-Horsley to be th e second Cole-Horslt'y to thIs 11r4 Christmas card. And In country. the unsigned spec 109. lideama Was camnils- Imen. the .IbIs -1 .:was . . -gakien . .W . UE- : - ~ MA __3 1V _ __:iff 9r, ffl:r_ - ?T_ - _____ ___ - - - ____ ill - a -A i .1II An American antiquarian and international thOYIVY on greeting cards, Carr011 A. Men s, of Woodbridge. friends at the holiday sea- I A Xt ~ Albert Pill - __ structed rault at Hallmark Cards In Kansas City, Mo. c. 'Loodian gentleman, and Smnfsrd , - _~l . - M_ . ;_ -_ W. --- __ __ -~~_ - - -jj&_ i :. ,jZ,A,Q; .1W 1 __ - __ I - : - Year' Iuseum 1ZLId c iiti artist and 1DIUIbCT i the Boyal Academy, to design the -now-famous Csard . -u.an unusual means at ex- 264 Hlawjltia ; When not an d1spW In mnnms and atnu!ar tuUons, the collection Is Hews; 4~ = . ~ greeLing: "A Merry Chrid- /2 . ! lv.o ada trated the still popular boliday charities of leeding the hungry and clothing the y. g - -_ -.:; * . - --A 11 was also the year In which another of Wit friends, Halirlaft Historical C011wtion, the world 'it largest private repoaftory of weetJu cards and related me.zn- - . mi~aw I 0 L- bblidays:,We Want I Ing In the Tule log, ancl great family dinniffs; weTv all in vogue. Charles Dickens. published The very :nrst card, nu"A Christmas Carol, th thtnowaesthe Immortal story a Thenezer oclebrated Cole-Horsley, tieScrooge. Bob Cratchit ,and and inted Tin don ii 1843. only a dosen a! origInal 1,000 copies The flrst Christmas card am knawrt to existand two had t4ree panel& 7be lw,ur cif these, Including the only center land showed a Urn - J i j ? - - The year that Sir lienry'.,, ___ . . ALL , 11" - b 9 __ - . ,Ir - . - 11 _4~x .%_2- - I .ICE---.- - _ ,6-. I%f# I, k 4 i i'% f 1 1%"Q11R , Aln-1:1— _ .-,I "' - i _F I -1 - health __ _ P I :; The personal e=hanlir (if . - M 6 MWIVIAT lj-j i reverence and more elaborate celebratIons than In =y period before or aince. tc, trace But -there is one stazuting exceptlan: the exchange of greet,ing cards. f'-t:) 1, M S, . Modt of the traditions of the Christmas seastin have -evolved ovu the centuries from so many obscure Sources and different cultures -that their exact or--. io~; *)'', _ i- _______ , p , _ with time 1 .,- - We appreciate your confidence and trust. i ?, I t a" )V- a &Z I I 04060-1 rapir*e • .rpturtd Grr ceramic - - ----- ___ . rst - ftt1u to &J"MI 53-Se 10 S7-SO &I flS •• - )•% . r 1restont - I ~_ I *"— 4 STORE PH.322.O2 _jm ) _________________________ I - . * A a -1 .1., - -_ 4h "_ .1 .. • ' j - -MA a -_- I -- . - S.' - ' "I" Ilo' ~~ I JII , . - _. (D \%ISlIl.S lOR1IIE • , ' NE\ \LAR - - ,- - - , _ ' • A II - SPIRITWEEXTENDTOYOUOUR - . / ", DOOR TO 'I lIE LOYALTY HAVE , . OPEN HELPED MAKE OUR PROGRESS POSSIBLE AND IN THIS / ('• ' E ANOTHER YEAR OUR THOUGHTS TURN GRATEFULLY TO THOSE WHOSE COURTESIt. GOOD WILL AND 1 ! )' - {. - I I 4 It Nl(' & . 0 :9 . d.,I I I - - Q - 4 - / AS \' -. . . I/ J I l • 0 in the mly aws when h-t = -4 . ) T - 11 H f 1. H - _____ _____ p*v4 to be ldiate ___ ,,CJ.,, •- _______________ _____ at the PI4ladeJpbJa fST & MIS - I AlI ' Lw . . . .-- \• l6wark, wan puwrwai aftj IlanI 11W M dWy Wr 4W =ill dW= a4 ,*hePkWI.*hT paint niut — 4 ___ ___ UN&brie" W60 WMK so 1W is- Nursing and Comyalemmat Resklence 300 S. Bay Ave. ___ hw! r swh& . — Lnas — all of you from all of s - _ mired I 1' f _ ___ 0 . stmas cartis din America sad 40in, ~~, -V * ,W,4111,__~ I - ,; fi- . . I 1 __ _____________- 5f - - 1 .- I i4 pp_ - - L f I - - . 4zr - -I - - __ __- I 4!__ &A __ - _ -Ap.. i~_ cp_ _,~ ,_-_-:MMV__ _ -__-_-_-_ - ___ *00*1 - 4 - __ I ;, dap!~ , - - J" - .- - 4- li~ Ar"P gmm 154 I I e-1- -: - :-is a f[I.;- --- .1, C' ji;j. 4a-,- r -- r~ C r,n fin -~ - 0 -. C P.- V Ree- M , IN ~ - - __L) _ -. . I C - --IIt I .1 0 I " = !N91 __ . - I--_ _ V71 ____ - _ _ _:___ =-_-_I I=- - . I Z-~-_ ___NP4M fnV f . - I I ,. i6I I 0 -- — mth _Ak — &S . kwd patrwWe, our thanks. Knight9s Shoe larrY and Ed Senkarik and Empbyeft Serikarik Glass & Point Co.,, Ific ?lOMagnof,Av. ___ -- ---- - -----,- Don Knight, family & stfr - So Fla.I. ___________________ - - - -- - - - - - - -- .. - I I Store DOWNTOWN _____ SANFORD .--. ---- 1 ~I .0(1 -1k , (%% 11,11' ` ee _.0 K —i I - ,I - ,I I ,_r i_i~k 117;.~'~ _~ I — ___ ---- :~.:~ Z! ,~-j -- 11 ;F - rX - - - I.0` .- .- _ F _. -_A_1. I ~ I I P. t i ,k-~ I j ,?I ~m —I _f(--- y _ - t_s a T . ~ -- - =z TUN T I EUNICE, BERNARD, TOM, THELMA, LILLIE, KATIE, CARRIE, NEDA, WILAMINA, WALTER, JOE, DARRELL, ANI HONY,SHERRY I I KU551 If. . 06 Fe #I,- _f. INSURANCE AGENCT , Toll Free - AIR -_i .-1 -- I f U.. - __ - _. `11*~_, __ . . W, ..e a 0 . \ \ -% i I '?p ., 11 //J\. \( .1. . -/- -11Aftwoplo, t 1110 PINE AVE. SANFORD, FLA. - , ;i Awe, Orange County Clients Cell 831-9774 . -- I- ; ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE& BONDS I WilsonEichelberger Mortuary - - - irf: -I I- \~ - -- -- ------ - - - 'b'u. I ,- I. I- M It- --.*-- 11L __ , .1 --;-- - ~6 - - - , ___-_ 1. ..A I- fil - - -___ I - ~_ - !""N itj , _____ - - , -ff -_ -I—= r-__-__.--ft1*a*g.io_-~...~-__ _t-I A -1 - - -_ -_______-1 i . --. ____ 1-IN a tw war= -% I a I L- - L - Ai -Z I _____ _ - Iff" .- __ - 1 . — — —_ 1~~,~ 4 *I 1a - I, _T I . . - Z6q_" e-i-t-4, -A,4 0* 4,-rl, 4;t ' ' \t ,:'\ - __ %--E%% p - - __ A0101 __ -pp iii W. -M le 1aFQA " IV I Z / .0 . .* ! L " ___ 441 ____ I I I 11 K~ t, ~ - _4 WV - - - M ANN" - -_ , __ . It 1ft ftiw~ --I F_-~11111111111111w~1111" - __ _A_~ _ WL ____ ___ = To our I 0 - & z - 'if love and drvotion +" I I I ~ - - - - - \ L " '11~ =_ .- I AO - I. Ldce the Wine AdM kt us .--1.-- T-la ir- I Ii ________________________________________________________ _____ - . - - ---- - d 1'g__ -----._.. .1 11 �- - - ---- -- ad 0600 14C—.The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24. 1973 To' day in kC11 Realtors Park i j N~ Ti q _ J1ust off - dash _ -. g in . wish to 1.71i1 j I! ': • a joyous holiday K7SCn .. ornaments ° modern technology For example, measureinents to ensure standard - w'r- - The custom of decoratln a Christmas tree began in the Thuringian Mountains of central Germany. German emigrants carned the Christmas tree dec. orating custom where they V _____.,, went — decorating the first Christmas tree In this coun- .. 'l - _________ ' _1 -- . For mans dccdes, skilled Tlnum cr,t!trnen, parUculanly In th e village of Lauacha, supplied th e world lip r... .t. • _____ - - S rii EW ING CE ments. Working In typical 1,cot- U ER tage Industry " Frank Boudreau & Staff 307_AC_ First St. Sanford tens of thousands of Orna- . Entrc families worked at the craft, and prices were i:sO1rsaavI riety of assortments. it is providing a number of ornament3 In collector series, Individually packaged In i(t mailer and dIspla - -- -. .•. - I Its conventional line of t AT for export, Iair. IIII . AGENCY I" taw - ; For All Of Your Travel Arrangements fV 2017 20175.FrenchAve.Ph. 3234650 Sanford p -. "'•hV ".. f I X. 1 - 'Si . • - B I. Ile a BURGERS - SUBS flterrv 1 : TAKE Jfl' 22-0199 ff L . , . I, \ ,/ -- \ - -- ' J - . - -"' t!~ .fIii ni - I ' '\- . - . a, ThankIng you for your business In tte R1 I a 9[1 91n68 In the New Year. Hol) Infant, grant us peace! B. Edwards . 4P ie t ' . ' t ILUInu. - I1 -, \. . Dell's Auction Service "1 Sanford Masses and music willi iven renc e ' -_ t hus is I-Jo!y SeCason — bring fl SAN FORD FLORIDA i h F Copley News S,!r%1ce MARSEIII.E, Francr Kennedy Tractor Co. panded by artisans of [tovence with addition of a seum is open daily except Tuesday, and displays ex. Southern France from figurine populace represent- traordlnary collections of Provence to the ffiviera is full Ing Southern France. Typical- 17th, IM and l9th Century of fascinating Christmas "santons" figurines and I), S milk-nald stands beside L the Tarascon innkeeper. ceremonies and customs. D, Nativity crech(s. They are Gypsiesfromthelthone}lives notable for their vivid, sun- "swtons," figurines which delta are part of a miniature en liven th e "creches" or Na- parade including fish-mon. bright coloring and au. th entically detailed regional ger, drummer, various tradesmen and Troubadours. Among the santans, ,, th e dialect A, .. costumes. ,, word, sheperds, and Magi, barnyard "sant'ouns," holy men or -lit. tie saints." Since 1903 they animals, as well as the poetic have graced a fair held annu. thor Frederic Mistral These Ida' hand jemon slice In each serving. Marseille's fair stalls then meticulously p inted. brighten the tree-lined Details like twig-bundles, chel whose 17th Century cobblestoned terrace dorninates the of Garavan. . . (ar'eblere Rouk',ird with crthng-pndie.5 or patLs re 4# bme through the streets, and f4 a * 3rd Street 322.7891 ) • ha%e worked - is widespread in Provence wander past the enthralling for generations in Marseille, from tiny 32&-inhabitant Fon. displays which also crowd by- Aix-en-Provence and hifltop tan above the Saorges Gorges ways near the Church of Saint hamlets of Provence. Travel- to the ski-resort of Valberg. Plierre-&-lint Paul. ers to the Midi can enjoy a Ceremonies at the village of The initial 13th Century comprehensive over-view of Vence are notable for their near the City Hall just off the Qual du Vieux Port The tklue trade-tools to curious long drum-con es and fifes mu- / t ) lu r rl)ii r I Dave Beverly and Staff HARRELL & BEVERLY Hofy Family "creche" was "santon" hil-tory at theMusee regional costurnes whose col. created b) St. Francis of As. du VimK Marseille, located or and detail range from an- -, a TRANSMISSIONS 209W_25thSt. Sanford o 0 - '. _____ -- MERRY eu • 7' , tinetit r __________________ .•-. CHR I S - AS I - - ....-.'__- May the holiday sea-in abound with all the good things in life for you, our patrons. It's been a P Town," the song that almost didn't get published. Ha'ienOillespieandjp'red . Y -' P9! •. ACE - We're %vi-apping up best "l • GATOR'S ("•I_ wishes for all our good - 1'!', HARDWARE friends at this holiday season! Boyd Coleman—Owner ' Gtt By Aw 201 S. El PHONE322-7121 in Ave. Sanford I - T - new Nellie Coleman—Owner Ph.322-7121 201 S. Elm Sanford A S ,"-_ / It 's always a 1. NO 0r • TH tiur friends the best ' - \ ' ON " " tr TT 1" ,. '" y J ut Christinast E.T , iN - - V41VIA!? pleasure to ivish J On the way to all our customers, neighbors and friends, good wishes Front raw,, left to right: Anne Larson, Ralph Larson, Eric Larson. Backrow: Bill Roffe, Whitey McMillian, Ray Baker, Scott Larson Ja VP Our "thanks" to everVon M, 1 k 4k AV IF WC WiS11 Vou an old 77k A- r fashioned Christmas May Your Holiday be bright with happiness warm with love, and friendship, and festive with traditional joys of the season. To our many friends ... a specia I 77YT !W fil" 4 good elievr. Joel and Jane Kruse and Employees AV ti11 J - L.L Sem*nole e 1 -9 P Point F V Air - Body Sh op French Sanford, Fla. Sanford 323-5163 or for the privilege of serving you We pledge our best efforts to erve AIL Florida t, uLrU LH I I A.__V -------- Progressive Printing Co. Call For Estimat.-m 2435. 834.0077 Winter Park 2540 S. MYRTLE AVENUE _________ L6w.l3thst. --- - — The Nativity lamb-offering 'Santonniers' sisi, but the group of person ages has been greatly ex- - ' countless rows of "santons.1' often added. Collectors and the curious ' life-size santons figures are her 10 tough the first wk cast in last of 1nur terra cotta figure. are first I ¶J 11", /1 To%lvify Noel isaheart-felt 11rovencal tradition arxi me (Aferin g is a ceremoni al hi blight at midnight Mass. In Menton, a pageant ta kes place on the floociItvht1 P1r, cInt MI ance of it and other reIi gious festivals, Fl. . BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER 903 W. 1, (Hwy 46W) W First St 9 The Kennedy family and Staff • ' • -. , fi g _______ you an abundance of happiness! pletely dissolves. Remove rinnamon sUcks float a Puritans came Into power under the leadership of Oliver Cromwell. the traditional festive celebration of Chrisfinas was ced1az a an As r ment PUSed an act forbidding the customary obse.rv. J7 j y Ma ally in Marseille from Detcm- In England when the past and lookinq forward to serving you _- ring gently until sugrsr com- .. -- _____ 1 01 santons" frorn the Pro- miller Joirut the Holy Family, heat for ten minutes, stir- 4 'u&ir IHII 1f!%IIII vencal - 1 . aiiil %alre md ftIl%rr.giIi. I I', to I., lugi,. It.kup, '\eai.lii,isi rexltupr',. I Ii Metropn)it.i,i 'fu..nin ill .rt. gilt of I.orrtt.i 1 , 7k Ale Place all Ingredients in a F2-qt. pot; simmer over low '-.J - 1* 11111+ hooll tivity mangers French mange g r s tatuettes Like w1C inC namt o . - te 14 I qt. port wine l tV$ Waift I IItII* rinn.,n,,ri i Iriflflfl4, Ill-eu _ , W 1"; _7iLE7'L -- . ti'T.l2;r-4-• lIghUl,tOO,areitSchJjstjfl5 ' r U turns )I - - . --. -- - & , and cinnamon that will remain a family 4 , — L - 1 I Although it's made from port wine, which Is rather sweet, the addition of lemon it subtly spicy, lovely drink . 1 I - Jimmy Boyd in 1952 and Chri.-tmas lilt, and world sold more than 2,000,000 turmo il keeps that one per- the show, anditwasanin s tant hit, Other Christmas standards have hit lesser jack- ' I ' - Chr •stmas Germany. Coots wrote the song In 1932, but for tA sic houses turned it down as being "a kiddle number." Coots, who was by 1934 writing material for Eddie Cantor's radio show, offered IL to the star who wasn't interested. Ida Cantor, how. ever, liked the song and per- I + SEAFOOD+ , - "' , t , pUas'int plow to sour holl day festivities from treetrimming time to Twelf th Night celebrations. Ph 323.(861 nlQrd ) duced by Bing Crosby in a 1942 movie, "Holifty Inn," arid the Crosby record has remained a top seller through the years. Strangely enough, Berlin had written the song as a satirical comment on the holiday In California under the palm tr",s, but the war-torn world of '42 took It sentimentally. An earlier success that has been just as durable is "Santa Claus 13 Comin, to P - F. First St. -_ I' for or ,,.--i— 210 - which Is German for "glowIng wine" wid It will add a YOUR SINGER DEALL - - his royC."ICS, having produced "Holly Jolly Chr is t- Center Sewin _......i ________ This warm, mello* drink is aptly named "gluewein," 01MICS 1"%'IST song has grown into the the ones who sang "All I pots. Nat King Cole has greatest record hit of all Want Christmas Is My been dead for eight years, time 97,000,000 copies Two Front Teeth" by Don but every holiday he comes since It was Introduced by Gardner unid "I Saw Mom- back with -Chestnuts cowboy star Oene Autry. my Kissin g Santa Claus" by Roas ting on an Open Fire,',' Tommie Connor The latter There s Ill Be Home tot tfiQI I A n ,'Ard0d 1 1 asn't 1(-WU Christmas" that woe a 1943 VII 'I E W 4 - W .2v and that red-nosed reindeer has lighted the mas" (a 1,000,0OO-seJ1er records In Just twoyears. way to a m il lion dollars a and Rockin Round 'he year for composer and lyrlAmong Yuletide songs, Christmas Tree" 5,00J,000 records). dat Johnny Marks. the classic Is "White ChristBrought out in 1949. the The couple of kids are Inas," the all-time best sellellbe fore Rudolph. The ing Berlin ballad was introcourse, ngdon's Ki .. ( glass ornaments manufac- duced ornaments were less Christma3 trees for about a In th's ctiur try. 1.ntrIcatt ii, iiielir cic3ign, weez each jear, bringing to For more than 30 years, they were far more durable, this age a bit of magic that Corning has manufactured due to Comings scientific was discovered long ago in h The animal is Rudolph, of • / ' ° Hit parade full of holida songs ecbo fe ntiments of ahCjDristmas season 1.411 u,i Trnpw liar 1514'ssngr of aIraMIzalfi', UI this NCZIhOU. its even more, why not brew up a delightful, traditional grog from Germany? . arm ivisnes to you from I Sanford . uscha did In a whole day days, most of the ornaWhile the machine-pro ments will probably land on In 1939, the United States in Wellsbor-o, Pa. and the ity control, What do an animal with a sinus condition and a couple of kids with dental and parental problems have In common' M il lions of dollars, that's what : Ird * . _____ Tilt. To brighten holiday spin- ø" The machine that pro- Ing has a Christmas Past 641 r . /1'\ challenge, and in 1939 more In a single minute used for a wider variety of market In America. Then the Jananese beiran to man. ufacture glass decorations the hearth. t - no competition for the were decorated with the Christmas tree ornament first machine -produced .... , . .. Until 1925, Germany had American Christmas trees than an entire family In decoratft purposes tfiese N : ) e decorations that made Lau- Glass Works for glass duced Christmas tree orna- collection and a children's world, ' . Most Bountiful Day Aui. I . - HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE scha the ',Cnristmas tree Christmas tree ornaments. merits at Corning's Wells- collection, too. ornament capital of the Corning accepted the boro. Pa, plant turns out far Although ornaments are Ml . -,.-.---- id M-ONG WITH CONVENTIO,-%'AL GLASi (lori-imat tree orna. decorated ornaments Is nnl* in a ',iariely of assortments. Uornsrij (,Ia, Works competitively priced with introducing new collroor %cries. Bringing [jack a Ili, or 1 11c glass ornanients, — plain or m - of lh' pail is IIu Currier and lu, sri-it, dtpiciin j,1. decorated currently be- produce 600 of Vic IntrIcate made a plea to Corning MAL; AV .-.. -T Invite a few close friends over to share with you and your family a quiet evening of bedcklng the tree by the soft glow of candlelight, or let a friendly fire blaze In . to You and 'Yours. May you . find A Lasting Happiness low because labor was The line features high qualcheap. In one day, one usual was left virtually without a Pennsylvania village has ity ornaments with su pe rior productlont-eam — afamlly supply of Christmas tree assumed th e title "Chr is t- decorating made possible head ed by the fa ther as ornaments. That year, a mas tree o rn ament capi ta l by the new capabil ity. chief craftsman — could major retail organization of the world." In the new gift line CornP r -, A bound into this joyful season, perhaps the most de- .,J - MERRY CHRISTMAS . merits each year. and fun. ming party, Ity perinits the most Intricate decorations. fashion, ar- tisars of this area produced ,- 1,'c' - Ives scenu on 31,i - inch or- with their delicate and ditional partying, feasting IN ;,...'I.— — r j- One such collection is a series of four Currier and __________________ 411 WKV taw iot . _____ It Christmas, time for shared moments with (amfly and friends, for celebra- . 0 G The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24,1973-15C - 0 own name, Corning Is introducing conventional glass orna- Christmas trees, the demand Increased. ,. 4 this year to market 2..! cwn ornament lines under its ________ J( W.- .,-t "... Although Corning c..ntinues to serve the glass ornament blank requiremerits of decorating cornpanics, it Is also utilizing a new decorating capability -. _______ A walls, standard procedure 3oro, were unknown III Lauscha. Until this year, virtually all ornaments leaving the Well3boro plant have gon to decorating firms where strips and deilgn~ were applied by hand ____ try before 1700. They used colorful glass ornaments that were hand-decorated As more and ore iieiaTeiT: light's re flection dancing In the ornamen ts of glass on Hearty grog adds glow to Yuletide fest tiner , design with ornaments that have a sin - stronier, fact, Europeans emigrating to the United States oftell brought cherished Christmas tree ornaments with them as poignant reminders of families and lands they left behind. Holloway & Associates Box fl4 Fern tree Families have, long cherished special Christmas tree \.....4l1UOV7llhi With mo!,t 11cere hopes it peace and happiness be vith us all. s 322-2951 Sanford ,!csirj Lu) the i4(/'rntrna, 7oknu I I Sanfor 411d terte lou it oi.,r fini-cre pleafure, d 1115 W. FIRST St PH. 322.5651 1 Bowe Septic Tanks 415NFnch Sanford Ph. 322-6990 �_____ :h= 7 --, •, i___= - - -- - - - - - ---. - iI_' _ -M _______ mmm M -- - - -- 2J-*=-zriTE - - - :-- —J IcITLrIiiiL.LL -. - =- -- -•- --. - __ -.- ----- -.- I I V r' . ". ..AAN ~ ,,", 1! _t 4 :. 01 Copley New, Service . tin. colors, the brighter the better, are essential. They (ter one company roof. The school is on a daily ba5is. It has three state-licensed teachers, a research psychol- most quickly, what occupies them longe.t. If they go to one tny over another, the designer wants to know why. If one toy have found that whimsy and dt tail will encourage role playing and dramat.ic play, and in fact will not ordinarily makes. Although Lhe school has been in operation a relatively short time. the children have The luckiest kids in the world hve here. These are the kids who de- - more Uuui another, th e same mands an eight to lu-minute tnibu1Ion. A prototype of an 4. .. ,.. . . attention span. An extraordinary standard, according to ATV (all terrain vehicle) Explorer riding toy was being it gan, eininent Harvard psychologist and child develop- that are fresh off the drawing board. Fisher-Price, the world's Largest maker of pre-schcoi toys, uses as a to) testing ground th e nursery school it May ' y 'ou have a very Merry and Safe Holiday Agaq 202 S. Park Ave. designers 1ulLtht Dr . Jt.rume ha Christmas this year. And thev fird out by p,'aying with toy' , flfl , u1 gin to OTI!CR kLs of question is asked. When these questions are answered the result sooner or later ends up on a company product. "Perhaps more th an anything," sa ys Robert hicks, vice president-re. nwnt expert. Th e school about un structuredasone)ou'd find n your own neighborhood. is as has installed in its Research and Development building There's clutter and paint spills. giggles and siecp time. And of course, toys galore. These include company toys search and development and the company's chief designer, here. andonesthatareinthedesigu "isthernarvelousthingof just -' k 1_ . , I - I % i JL I -. ti - ,J)p ; I ii 'W r I ,14 \ f GR EETINGS iii s ! w - 7 ____ -Ar ________ L ,g& - -_ -_ ' TL... ___ i I e%er)bod) a,i th his %Cf} own hour, after tie his made his money. He rushes into the selections, You can I help but kitchen one morning after ondtrho the kid isgoing to your gifts ha ve already been handle it You spend the next bought rapped and en hour loitering In the superckrure cards signed with his niarkit then go back to pick ~ •1 '-'\ '- 11.1 : I , - I -' :F 7;_74 __ A6- ' - -_ .*i - -- -*4 ____ __ W;*x it _____ 9W . - - 1 - :4 - I- ___ __-, _- - T_ --!_ -5-= .x-_, / - . GMTidimne , -.,c _C':;!.- im kw" - T-j- - --- _ - - - . . oy. w i t het c n e .' I 11r,- s u P e roo top. -ii . .111. % \ -,~` .* I ' — 1 .,4-. 300 S. Magnolia _t.__ \1 -. I ___ ''I . . ~I-, . - _______ . . 6 Ml % - __________ - - 1 4. I . - •.. % -fti.-., % HM 'I"V •1 , ~ -- Zi., '. time, you' d probably say "A prideofauthorhiphe wanted VtsitfromSt Nicholas." to read it out loud Oncf the This is the merry verse kids were settled down, Dr. which begins "'Twas the night Moore began: before Christmas, and all ''Twas the night before through the house,' and car Christmas, and all through iii~6 It . 1?- 322-5692 ' If AJiOfl .- __ - - ________ . Or ___________________ -.; - ) - -- M - - 1, - \ I . . , ,._ - I I '.. 11 ~ 0' professional tools she needs to adjust patterns Iii hi; I wi ontotir ill nCNIE'd to iii - " .I -- ! V h( 0 i% .04 f,4$ . • .4....- #§ 4 1 I I ,,~ III* ' ~i~, = __ ( 'r r,,^f I % J6' ' 11 A e 1 cv, I tIT01 boat was put together and presen ted tothechildren. One of the most important modifications they dictated along the way came about in this manner. Included with theboatlsasetoflittlewhim. sical spool4ike Play Family s. %Iwn you're on a , ____ - .,. I wi4ling joy A Mary Carter -Z &~,I ..&&~,_6 ikk'_ - ' - ___ - - . 1~ , -- ('I 4)Rlut , / , ~l%,-1 Mi.! 0: 4 —— C. GR NTINGS . cook.s I f I , — all t he folks at r ____ Another idea is to let Mimi you, don't break ary family traditions — or hearts — by not serving your fain, ily's favorite foods for Christmas this year. But it certainly Kampf Title & Guaranty Corp of the season from ____ 0 My wife, a very special dish herseLf all the year 'round says to think about a ham place of turkey or hens for t he groaning ITUI5 board. Its quick and easy to prepare and could be served as an adjunct to foul, she points out. Anyhow, Lulu Mae just happened to have th isrectpeforwhatshe calLsa "Sleigh Ride" spiced ham glazed with guava jelly: h guest dig into his or her own plump flock Cornish hen for the holidao feast Inst d the traditional turkey. And rememlxr, till is I n place, like this: A I I 00 E. 25th Sanford 6690 -_ ') ~ -.3~7 . 1..% I _f' - Ir~ 1~q I ~" ,,f qJ~, <161 .01 ~ I -, % .-1 7& .M1 1, 11_k, !N IV. I - ~t I / en anLulsore iagonaly In onelflcI diamonds. Stud each ' -_i j-tr- i —. Then combine mustard and warm water, let stand for 10 minutesforf1avontodeelop. WI- — F. 41X rp '' Melt jelly in Xcup saucepiari. Add corn syrup, vinegar and - - . aiOtC CiO.C$ mustard and __ ~," J /11 '%' Place tendenzed ham on rack in large baking pan. Bake, uncovered, in preheated 3254egree oven for M minutes Cr pOIlfl ( to 1 minutes for ready-to-eat ham). Remove ham from %lt11 A4 14 , fire, away Hi Merrg hriafmas I a mix well. Heat mixture only until it is with th e jelly. Then won or brush jelly mLxture over ham. Return to oven and bake 1 minutes In 350-degree blended or ready-to-eat ham; whole over ham again. cloves; one teaspoon pow. Bake 15 minutes or until hain is beautifully browned. warm %itcr; one cup guava Let stand at room tempera. -Il" two tablespoons light corn syrup and one tablespoon slicing. A 7-or-8-pound ham white vinegar. will.vield from 12 to 15 seri. V hir 411 that culinary ar. ings. Insurance Aqency , 1, ,I 4k '' Have the cheere t holiday Best wishes and thinks to ail of our neighbors. We value your patronage. I . q" -- 0 I North Pork Avenue Sanford. Flo,.do I *t\ r F ?Lt W 1 3_1\ .,'..' t ' ~40 ) I I ri.:... / • 0 W''I I . ~ . . in p ,-~ !, TF _._ 11 . Vl ..I. - , I .. :. 1", , I i-4=. _______ -- • • / _____ : holy/a) I I " ,4 ; . - = Wishing you and I.; yours a ________ most Joyous Chrlsfmas seasont ClW~Alf4?4-flfl9 ,* . VMd lof OW - - __ - - • Sanford £nIJJ - _: _ $ .. I S . T''- -- Ii I ' -c- - -. - - 323.2650 ..I. ---.f .A,J I iw,- : 'L - -;,---ilia, -1. i . * - -_ , - I D6 & b-_ It .1 rattngtothelipishedtoyhap. I *A ._ "r I - 7 i '• A .~*.. . 4hoy / , -' • thMQfmo 1' iVy 1 qftwl I flh1Sflttv)$ h f 1, AND SONS . h t i all i1,,iw eadors ii:tI' Se ninole Blvd - -- I ~ MAY HAPPINESS Ihi1 / I BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME, NOW AT Ia CHRISTMAS AND IN II I t ! ,__Nm....IN '. .. BEST WISHES TO ALL! (Iu . !)('St (111(1 riterflest . 3L&4D3KXXXa4L • ew atid a future filled '. :, '. Q_ft 1 . First St. . . I \.f %, .. - 1(1 1 )lflP.s. le _________________________ - ___ # _,~_ I A ro L_ -' - '- ' ' I I 6 - - - -. .F ff—. er i/i an h / ' 1 to bo Q I P % Dli 1(11 ( git PH US - -- 5 ,. . si n for the opportimit' -r , I ()ui rn,rtT,.-.& .I , i I. 11 1.1: 7I ' , Sanford, Fla. - 11"01 L. Your Gas Co. MERRY CHRISTMAS! ----i /0 - - 322 I THE DAYS TO (OME ... . .% ''.. ; Ph A From all the employes at - I I. mar qifjiI. Marine Sanford F . 2711 ORLANDO DRIVE 2609 HIAWATHA AVE. MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS leo; W R .i to ivish all of you uii' . . T i 1 - :- (l'?1S _________________________________ - - . _ - % 2109 French Ave., Sanford, Fla P, namX1111=1 21 I Closed Tues , Dec 2.5 & Jan 1 ..:71 ~_ _#~ 11 '600 /4 FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS -- ITt? IN .. / ' .., .4 , 1% 1 -' '. '4 BURGER '. .. KONDRACKi -I , ~ 11 41 . ' 4 Chris,Aggie and Employees The fire department safety checklist Includes — Give the tree the freshness test before purchosing: check to see that bran ches bend without breaking and the needles don't fall when the branches are shaken. and ive would like 1, - ~ . our sincere pleasure Our grateful thanks r II - i b9 ht with I. happiness L Oflu joy. ..,. Z i - Rejoice and be hAppy! To ______________________________________________________________ T."-,I- - ___ I 1 I -4::::1— eromeKagan - - ' less hazardous , z__1J1 - - , 10 ) ,-,.o ~Vr—1 If.- ' - i I. MI! IV1PPt'ii LM 4ft , - - i I 0 ! IF, I = . 'I -- -. I "Neo 2012 French Am . , :7 Ideally metal trees sho ul d leng th wise saw cuts in the beillunilnated by remotely lo- tree's base will hem r it absorb cated spotlights Purchasers wa ter. REAL P \LATF. J)1 L' 'crD • 'Sleigh Ride" ham with guava glaze r- T i4v thari is actually needed. A Christmas tm is essentially fuel, and excessive fuel in any Lu'atinn is dangerous. Trees processed with a flame-retardant chemical are -Qit tree trunk atai5de-tamp holders, the entire tree gree angle and sta,nd the tree can become electrically in water or damp sand to re- -0 - ,---• - it decorations that crn quickly go up In flames For fire safety metal trees are the most desirable, firemen say, because they are noncombustible Howev er, there is a potential danger of electric shock If strings of lights are used on metal Ii sharp metal edges or tips In contact with broken . * should require evidence that plastic and metalized plastic are made of materIals that burn slowly . If purchasing a natural Christmas tree Firemen say, bulbsonterminalopernngsof - tJ"t I - - - — i - They've 'killed" the , - ___________ WAS Would they go for It? It turned out they did.More than that they helped select words and subjects and influented its design. They gate top by Christmas trees and other . Ariq*1, " LL. At a series of sessions with desijners the point was made that preschool children want very badly to go to school. Wh) =- ChriStM33brings an increase in the number of fires caused - MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. It '-- - ---__ our wctm,it - •j• ---- _W - ___: - __ _--Jw- _- - I ____ / ---' 7~ -- STINE 10 'jL ' _zE . - . ________ I f. The holiday season brings ch eer bu t t can also bring --- ________ 7 . - 1 I 322 8383 i :1 - " I ~ . ByMAILGUERITE SULUVA CopleyNewsSenlce ____ -' /030//S - j a,uI (usto/ilel s a ma i i( I 1, - ~'_ __ " - - -- 11 JA a I , P i1j, ?j#J# 4 i -s---- - - / - ELECTRIC COMPAn -' _,t,y,,.,i 7 i I I V. ~' __ ! __t - -- I of serrico I I ! . . -__ --- - . . I this past year. .-. las r'utrr In, Betty JW F I I - I I / i - May your life be filled with good things at holiday 'i ", _31N.- * - , 4J4Lu(QjJ,J/f/7 1, - Jack ~= . ----. 1~ !_ __J . - - _ SANFORD HEA TING AIR CONDITIONING 114. Hope Your Holiday _ _ Comfort Maker Heating & Air Conditioning by SINGER L is a Driving Success 09K* TIRE STORE 2413 S. French 2609 S. Sanford Ave. I Ha r ry Boone & time and always. Thank you for your kind generosity. and Bill and Stoff 4 :1. -'itr.!c'- ' ,,, e nce. - 4# ..... ....0-.#I# :c; iit ,,,, 1 ~, — :- - , U4 Irm ,- SPRAGUE .-.-i J ., ,, ---- How to keep your Christmas safe .. .6T • . '' 11% - I (i.1L/rr1J L - I ow maiiy jP ieflc'S ''' FIRE WARNING .Jç " . ,... I , !-1 - . V1 - be presented %ith a set of gnetic letters that would enable ctuldrer to construct %ords, an educational plus. 5 - - , II 11 , and '- _ ' • 4 even more drastic changes. The to) started out as an ad .. Z. Ir", 6-1~f ,D decked . . . Sperd it in ' • _____ orguesls,plana turkey day to brown. Let each be filled with adtf.nt kind of stuffing, so e.rybodycan ha%e Ins or her favorlte. You can choose from corn, corn meal, oyster, #ild nice or your favorite special land traditions. dressing. Fix some with sage What they all add up to is a and some without, for not delicious variety of holiday everybody is enamored of dishes for all-American sage in dressing. ' The (1Jfl1piflS s ',chool Days 1700W 1Sf St — Desk went through a number i ' __\ _"W",_ . I :1::. all o(u 'er pecsal Merg% Chriirnvi' ??)~, _b . -- 6' . 4. 6 '' " ________ gaily d0 Hc-, Paints 1. I _ - - - - __ , 'D . . o 'ery Merry Christmas W -4 another her £nst.anct, one of the designers, Peter Heiling. _ _\ IF concepts to finished detail. At home and Time again to soy, have r hF the there — the traditional spt-. , Hal-occasionsaures ,relishes, beverages, vegetables and bright-colored hors d'oeuvres remember with twin birds roasted to a warm, golden relationship closer. But Christmas has a heritage of widely varying foods Each region of the country has its on faonted'shes and each ethnic group cings to borne- - I T,ai1ks1 rolls around Fine food and drink at Yuletide draws the circle of human /' ,. variety is the spice of fcod as well as life. Try it, you'll like the idea. 11 turkey still suits Your unless all little bits and pieces are inas is really with It atlons intowhat you serve, for Chrlctmn day / 0 __ V4.. - I I I 0 / ,,, ''). Thus another play action was added and the value of Uarnat1c pa enhanced via the engine wtmd. Simple! That toy was one of the can- rival, the clatter on the roof, And Wt might have been and the rush of the old boy to that, except for one thing. Dr. be on his way, behind his Moore had composed this with mini yg g ri) box wristwatch The and the IO ersbuta sters %4ouldn't wear it. Too lively story it tells have put friend who had dropped b), clumsy, Another manufacthis verse in the all-time class that Christmas Eve sat in on turer tried marketing one and of Christmas literature, the reading, The friend A Visit From St. Nicholas" thought it was delightful was written in 1822 by Dr. Cle- and he was impressed with "W d ment CUrk Moore, who wits the approving reaction of the banana-boat-type of toy that not a medical doctor but Moore small fry. hadthekidsfa}linalloverit rather a professor of theology, The friend copied it doum literally, that is. The wheels who taught at a semnlnry in and took it to the editor of the were too close New York and was convinced Troy (New York) Sentinel. ing it unstable. When we Wed a fasting f ame e ver came The editor liked it too' and 1rrro('jflt1the h A 1" way t wo be through what's more, he printed It. ust the wtie lb "A Compendious Lexicon of Dr. Moore, who possessed IdIled the design aM so Its Iney stopped playing which he published &r, 1809 ousmind of thededicatid But ca Christmas Eve of theologian, wasn't happy at 1&fl, and Dr. Moore ga thered the pr inting. ,:) It - " 1). I I I ThSanimHeraId Monday, Dec. 24,1973-17C won't hurt to Inject a few van. Service 1"here is no la%v that says you have to serve the same, old traditional food to your 0. . A ._ ). .,_N I '. ','~ 'u . motor. Noting this, designers added a lever that worked back and forth to produce an engine , .- . CopleyNews ( ki 4li 1 S._: "H , .,0 1, airgale Rule Company makes a unique gift fol. I I.. -1 from OLID" " ysll i N J ) , me NEW FASHION DESIGNER KT Z ,I.I- I By FRANK MACOMRFJ( "i' i — nor'll 1101i S4111141 JIMP~) - Th "_ , - (4?! -s----- share of toys too, and here Hicks becoimes a bit wistful. ' ,=- k___ ____ his children around him in F92N.W 6. - I too obviously education. you had to guess, offhand, knocked out a little ballad y the most parodied poem of all about Cliristmas, arxi in the -f -J i 1 .. _. i__ Evelyn's . Copley News Service " . * a'ti :,eaut% le __,_ I . A Hearty Yule tide Feast 0 " I . 0 . reasoned, however, -spelling U)) s hadl needed . Guess i J* . -1 / . MM ,/ . I 1~ treated too much as a s tation. any toy by these experts. When they did use it to ride on, they Invariably employed th eir own sound effects to make the sound of a revving It. It - ' FAINIOUS COOTIE BUG Back only lar hr ger 14 . 1 Z- 0, __ . Variety For It - - Worries of the marketing vrnup over negative attitudes tri the marketplace against athertising and morespecif - -- --- on - .. I • -.: '' ...... -. . 09\_1"~ :;(.flp be added. It is now one of the houseboat's key features. ~__ -_ X __ I on windup toys the water when you ecr session with the toy, the children had Mommy and Daddy arid Butch along with the rest Jumping from the boat dt ck into the atcr No =- 7 r , 0 0 . I _11-"_"~_ ,- 1, - -i I _ • -_ ~ _~ - - ~ 4 ~; I .- ~M= I 4 'TT -- - , I WE i I ' -- - -- urn hdndle are all boat Lip comes out oniy fifty cents apiece. But you lease If you think you have prob- fruitcake preparations lems deciding what to buy bundle up and drive him down Great Aunt Zelda who has to the local five and ten. eer)thIng, just wait until There you turn him loose ) -our child decides he wants to with i,,ustructions to watch his "I've got a great h,mded. "Where are all your idea!" "Yeah?" you answer presents"' you ask. "I THE warily. You remember the couldn't find anything," he last wnehe had a great idea answers I'or flit) cents the '1 m five gonna ho) all and ten had nothing but In) OWfl STER fERN N SHOP ifts this year!" he an. thermos corks and bath salts S. Hw y. 1742 Y u' runces Then he whips out that make you itch like nfl) list he has compiled with 36 thing. I nerd a two-year ad. - --f" names on it. Wiping the fruit. vance on my allowance. I'll 0 / cake mix from your hands, po 3a bat.k i promise" you come on like Scrooge His eyes are shining like two "Wait just a minute, Diamond ChrisUnas stars and you realJim. How much money ha ve izethereIsnothingtoa) but \J . you got" He is still soaring es So you sa it And on on the spirit of Christmas go. Christmas morning you're for-broke vhen he answers, glid you did, for there's a * Lots - eighteenciollarsand hgln In Great Aunt Zelda's tl~irty-sd cents and I'm spend it all." It is then your holder Freddie gave her. ..t mkl I ,'twi., ~ heart softens (a lapse you will "You picked this out yourself, live to regret) and you s, I didn t you' che asks Ye's,' think that is wonderful of you, says Freddieprotidly, and you Freddie" Nevertheless, you know he has felt the Joy of / LO F are mentally calculating that trig. Even if he does owe his M 5 A 17 . • eighteen dollars into 36 people soul to the company store - .- - , h_e4o_u*t's, 9 _ 1 . - . . __: ..i I ,- _7 - . By ANN RUDY 1ople)NcsSenI%ce II1 lii ~,/i pick things up or turn things. Accordingl y, o penings' n Fisher-Price toys are made Larger to accept little fists. - - Buying presents at flofty cents apiece I \1 1 N\,\~ _~ '7 k, ;z~~ - - - - experts. Their observatioonn s ha ye taught themthalprischoolers have not yet mastered e sii Ic art of using their (I , P t nstead they use fists to child having the kids around. UStening to them, talking with CYanks that require more them, watching them, keeps us constantly reminded of manipulation than youngsters what our jotic are all about:' can manage arc strictly Laboo. So knobs that tiny fists ne designers have learned How these nursery-school stzge along with a large vari_____ youngsters act or react has etv of toys from co'npcutons brought about a number of both here and abroad. The at/,_/ N,\ I ,/./.--(I-.1110 7,'. - 0 major modifications in toys — tendutg experts range in age and killed a number of others j i3 - '?- ./'fr I `V.,what the created by Wy indus~ ,j% , Designers are on the'look_______________________________________ Sanford . that , • you'll see the company cut for what appeals most, What draws children to a toy 1i'est group / ; t ry gener&Iy regards as th e EAST AURORA, N. Y. — I -. * 1 . irl / I I L .A/- .. ~ -i* \ti ; ., I . . # Tiny Tots Decide Toys' Fate - - - = - ~ . \ ..".... , -,. .1 ~ I e__-" I _ s_a ______ -._ ___ --- In Eas t Aurora I - -'-- I., -- -_- -- 6C—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24 973 I - _______ - - Sanford, Fla. Sanford . Anford, Fla. I I _-____________ 13035 Sanf ord 4, ScsnfordFla • / UnH$AM W•dneiday, Jan L74 1_.7; ____71z �1-- _-._ - - - - - - b---- I. - .- CLLi -.-'=-. _- _j±f1. - • - 18C—The Sanford Herald Monday, Dec. 24, 1973 (1 Gurney To Keep Watergate 7 WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Edward J. Gurii', It-Fla., said today that despite missed meetings the senator plans to remain a member of the Senate Watergate committee, "The senator has no plans to leav' the committee," said Jim Allison, Gurney's administrative assistant. Allison commented after published reports that Gurney had ceased to be active, functinning member of the committee. The flurry of phone activity, with equally frustrating results, began last week when the Washington Post broke a story showing that Gurney has not attended any of the last eight public meetings of the committee probing President Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal. Gurney, once Nixon's staunchest ally on _____ 0 '$4 i i i i • V I A U w 'T • Ish Wednesday, December 26, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 66th Year, No. 108 Price 10 Cents 0 Original Vots u.nd Vour Famil 4 ( . - - - o1i ' da and Heavenly Season. Newsroom Composing Room Walter Gielow Winifred F. Gielow Dorothy Phelps John A. Spoiski David Bryant Jane Casselberry Raymond C. Hays Wanda Kirkman Robert P. Lloyd John V. Charron Francis R. Voltoline Doris Williams Mary Frances Davis Del y P I for public httirinr, ailKI pumibit: :jd)iiig directed ASSIstant County tty. likillicipall.1to 4UVStiu%'%. tile Ralph Hays Sandra Cassels --- Season Reta*1 I I 10 Patricia Jean Patteson Chris Nelson Cynthia Flanders Mark R. Weintz Advertising Wayne Doyle Berle W Black Barbara DiMasi Roy Green H I Keeran Helen Bill Martin - FMAE ., . -=- Sports ' 3 IL %W tow- &L P 1k ip Jeanette Torbeft Harriett Waddell Photography Susan Panning William Vincent Jim Sewell Ken Bumpus oom • LI • Ji m Harr i s - . -. - -- -. ,, , -" - ,' . -Wj . . - ""g.'i — ___ •-'-. . -- HOLIDAY HANG-UP -... . MECHANICAL RAILROAD crsing gates took a holiday rest Tuesday afternoon on SR 46 . . situation existed for over an hour before . Seaboard Coast Line Railroad personnel repaired the safetY devices. Trainmaster M.E. West of Sanford. Disgruntled motorists, lined up at times for blocks, bypassed the flashing i in sight--and criss-crossed the four-lane divided highway Sheriff's deputies reported the mas, opening in August, was dit - Charles Dpartmeril Store I Sanford feels the energy crisis was a big plus in the store's boosted business. "The energy crisis probably kept more s t ( Pressroom .- BY JEAN PA1I'ESON Herald Staff Writer r . r. B urnell Edward Musuraca - Rufus Kersey Leamon Hobart Tommy MrGovern Ch ar ,, les D Frank Allan Cobb .. I 7 I it -.. MIMI! • Ken Krause : -' \' jar r IF 0 . -- . . ---- c- =- __i- - . - - - -- •==.-- 4 -.-----.j.. -- -- ' PAM BROOKE (.i ts ormSw . -- . --a . : .. ' - - A ( Idsiftead. , LIA 311 9A lt.17 Entertainment florusmpe lhkspital notes Crossword puzzle Dear Abby or . Crane out of 9w Editorial ctniniuit ,i 4==, " - ____ _ — - -----------.S: - - -, Soriety Srx)rts State 3B 311 stocks III AA __V ticipated and we did not push sales in (lila area at all," he said Buslness was upor the previousyear,butnot to the - - IV _= / LITTLE JOHNNIE GASKIN With Mrs Henry ahumacher , "arnmnole Mother's,Murh chairman Poster Child Named For Central Florida Weather 411 3B isiiors are constantly amazed at the little boy's inquisitive mind and his endless stream of questions The March of Dimes is constantly improving ways of Johnnit, will help represent treatment for chil&en Uke N't,sterday's high 75 low this -some qusrter of a milhon in. Johnnie. Mw March of Dimcj morning 63 with.Q of an inch of fant-s who are born with birth supports the Genetic Coun. 9A A get 14-15-16A 5A 18A 4h .. Johnnie (askin a llcl) five- his mobility.Johnnie can "We do feel customers were a little late shopping this ar. -ear old, has been nained 1974 scamper through the house hke We had a last minute rush and March of Dimes Poster Child a jackrabbit and his energy is credit buying was at the normal for Central Florida Johnny was not limited to just his walking tk fetsdnull) in or our Public Notices CillmicS 0 'i WILL u-.n:---.=-.--=--,--- . -. - level of 52 per cent of j5" born with bilateral ciub feet. and thus must wear braces in Fleming said, order to walk. He is a resident Ed Fryer, manager of inter (,ardenand the son of new Sanfcrd 7a)re's store ofVv' Mr. and Mrs J GaskmnofSotth Foster Avenue. -'- Area deaths Bridge Calendar a later coltunn. You'd be surprised ill how ninny Seminole Coun tains amnge their schedule for monthly trips into Cunt tr in' I see what's' behind (lit ' ( urt An of ti - INDEX J . ' MATFUF %V ALLEN Putt putt tra in ------ . buy it," Fleming said. 'Chit lig ht ing point before uncertainties I. economy. Basically we had the right merchandise at ffie right tinv and sales on Christmas Eve were up 40 per cent," he CARI.A WALKER Baby doll with bottle THERESA BARRINAT Getting together ower, ~ r -~S_s900 . -4,... , be \1t r c oup le riior questions I was read)- to iii4ikt my first appointment to visit on that in r'l 6 . r . "Yes" '- "L_c I tFAt ------c---.. ... - , Will President Nixon (1 . it -- . ' (Now, don't get excited, . ---------- ___________ XM~ _ .0hv2 r----v- I ___________________ were down, but this was an- tI "Will President Nixon / man ___ .. - ... _____ ____ ___ ___ -. I Le t 's - - • 1. is plentiful here it one wants to - "t'es" Jr. '-' i things. Like the oil SITUATION . - .'-.- , the answers to lots of 1) Stanley Harring ton V. , R V I Friday, Saturday and Chri:itrims Eve," he said "is the oil crisis mritrivedl Russell Gossett OF "hed"Business was very good. better than last h Robinson Kent Phelps Muriel Elizabeth -- ,, 11 Ji - T:tenbaum, - Circulation is blocked off for several days by the untimely construction of . d in Christmas tree. ChrLstmas day," she explained. iust being there with my Mont om 'Ward's Cass"1 got to share Christmas "We have a big party with parentsandnothavingtoworry eme fl) Sstore 0 uP in sa les with someone Icouldn't share it everything Cuban -- the wine, about things at home made it a Gifts are not what make with Last year — the guy I'm food, music and dancing. very good Chrisimas. There over last year. "Business was just before Christmas, but Asforthe A.rabs they oughta Christmas: people are. Or so dating," said Cathy Thiel. Afterwards we go to midnight wasnotagiftleipected!didn'tsoft a sizeable increase w , as be told to stuff that oil up their say Sanford folk interviewed "That was the best gift I got." Mass, and then come home to get," she added. recorded, said Sully Fleming, • derricks, or something, this morning. "Getting together with open the gifts. I got some lovely "8cm' out of 5110W While almost everyone friends ihat was my favorite gifts, but the best thing was my bestp resent,"smiled cris s did i Any o w, Williams, recalling many effect business to any degree. for, tile joy of being with friends Theresa Barrinat,a Cuban who freezing Christmases spent "kids" borrowed some of the ve close and f a mily brought more has lived in Sanford several with her husband at her Viirg rginia. ma, toys which Sauta dropped b). Ev en though there Is a sa tisfaction than any of the years now. "It's our custom to parents' home in Orlando. "We like the Ouija Board, and we gasoline shortage nationa lly, it gall)' wrapped items under the celebrate on the 24 th, not don't get to set' t hin often. :irid (Cont'd on pg. 1 8A Col.3 1 -'.. first Christ "satisfied with business utilitylines,' he said. Business and crowds 'We had a successful those registered a year ago pretty good Sales of electrical Christmas season,"Smith said 4u eChi aase'- , at IJs were ntfl hat had been Roger Wright, manager of ounty an(i eiii Sinfords Eckerd store, said this Lfltr (TiSIS and tihtr hurt business was about the same as entire store notwithstanding. last year, although Sunday "We are seeLn9 t' beit verr Business was off slightly at business was off. He said a Penn a of S.inkui has er tLt. Casselberr Za y re 's store, decline was seen in permanent had," said E.C. Elsea, store but the reason was a purely Christmas tree sales and noted manager. "The pevple were local one, according to harry since a shortage will probably more selective of what they Smith, store manager. occur next year in artificial tree bu)ing was followed," he said. noting percentage figures are not yet ava ilable. Jo s Of Fa m i* y, F nends I Are Best Hol*lday that It would be called ruiIfeasancein office, wouldn't itT its Sales equalled and surpasied anford:tes Say Gurney. told no longer an active participant in the Watergate investigation. Guess we should have believed him when he wanted these inquiries to come to an end (even before they start even show up any-more. Let's see, for the little guys in ifice, Lf they pulled a stunt like Herald WI Writer ... there is a rnulfun€tion •--- expe riencing om than ever before gates normally go to the stop posifion when • n DONNA Aere buying and we had more "Business was pretty good even production, tboe lefWver treft merchandse for thenito select though entry by way of SR 436 will be stored for sale then. Smith said the malfunction was due to "an electrical problem" in signal controls and the red lights and motionless gates—with no trains are going to supply oil to e veryone except ) 1/f,4,7531J i VI' I II -.-. '- .- - ---. ' # - . SNAFU (Situat!on Normal, All R Donnie Vincent • So, today we're back to playing the game called nnie Lois Tur ner , - -. -, -•- - ____ r. — ..• ... - . L Janitors A ra fami Danny Charron — _ . TheJtll) Old Mangetsbittu to me and Ri) family with each pissing >ear. Hopefully, the same situation for your amily we Y as well 0 Judy Oliff Martha Bowes -- Ca ) • ' -... -- ,,,. Lois Farmer Danny Gilmartin C I. C. John A Spoliki Theodore C Walls J. Richards Marfindill Jean Settle -Sandra Tucker 4 F gnes d '' Anna B Jardine Carolyn Nelms Rose Ann Ramsey Cheryl Smith L n Smliii-' Lyn A d SInLv ii take:, at least one :nciuding aii ma,lor aevelopers bittie," mmorougn aasrunm. \ I -- '- -- °fsight package probably will make Its dinarice as drafted would ac- "monumental task" for which Marsee said the idea was a require set percentages of unit to offset school costs, measure through in a February debut some time in 1974, ac- tually encourage high-density there was not enough time. good one, because as matters payments to the county by estimated by the EDG report to public referendum, but Will cording to Commissioner John apartments while striking Williams, u chief sponsor of now stand, such an ordinance develcpers for impact to public run to 12,200 per pupil and to seek to -set the stage" for a Kimbrough hardest .it low-densitysingle the measure, countered last almost certainly faces stiff services---police, fire, schools, make up 85 per cent of all un tote with further economic and hunbrough, noting the family residences week with a optional" Impact challenges on both con roads—necessitated by new pact growth costs legal groundwork present ordinance Is scheduled The board at that time ioning ordinance suggestion, stitutional and home rule oower developments. "It's going to be a protractel Opponents of the proposal, JOHN KIMIIROUGH ... Tells nf law Administration --- -- Commission's New Year's The board was told Oct. 30 by missioner Dick Williams explore a special legislative act 5 pecific legislative sanction the growth. Today, in predicUng eventual present to reluctant developers an economist with Winter concetle(l no work has been giving the municipalities and from Tallahassee would greatly In practice, the county has passage of an nrdinince in M4, I land si)eculators, the Park's Environmental I)csign on oic propo5al. calling the county specific authority to strengthen the county's hand. been requiring -, voluntary" F.unbrough 5iiid the bo.rd is not controversial economic legal Group (EDG) that the or. the restructuring ne'cessary a adopt an impact ordinance. The idea of the ordinance is to conhilmfions of $ZO or $= per interested in rushing the -1 ------- I - -- passage at 7 p.m. Thursday, lQ3*rsee to work with should be invited to adopt the Calling special enabling year for new developments to with the exception of Sweettoday said he doubts much will County Planner Roger ordinance on their own legislation a "leg up" in an- be placed on the tax rolls, water Oaks' Everette Huskey, be done In view of an earlier Netserider and the EDG staff initiative, without county ticipated court challenges, supporters argue, the burden of say the measure will place economic study revealing the in revamping the economic passage. Marsee said he personally feels growth is always placed on the unconstitutional tax burdens on proposal will not work as in- impact sections. Concurrent with the option, the present home rule old county taxpayers, and not new residents and is irherenUy tended, last week, however, Corn- Williams said, Marsee should legislation is sufficient, but that on the new residents causing unequal. While an Impact zoning or. dinance Is not anticipated to form the Seminole County - ) L 9 By CURLS NELSON Herald Staff Writer - t '- .. .....\ F .— the bipartisan special investigative subcommittee, stopped showing up at meetings towards the end of October when news of the possible $300,000 Florida builder's slush fund for Gurney fi rst came to light, The Post reported. According to The Post, Gurney has been specifically asked to attend private executive sessions to help swear in or question witnesses, but refused to come even though he was in his nearby office. The Post quoted disgruntled senate sources as saying Gurney had been foot dragging on the Watergate committee before the Larry Williams fund raising scandal broke, but that he stopped attending all together once his own Justice Department probe was revealed. table Draft Unacce Z 7 Duties _ Liii ,,f 9 I ' lii mail Llmn1' Clinc at Sunland Partly cloudy anti mild lie t4s bOen under constant Hospital as well as the two birth through Thursday. Slight treatment at Orange Memonal defect treatment and hance of showers- Highs frnni hmpital and has undergone evaluation centers a! Jhle mid TOs to low Low tonight severi1 major operations But University of Florida and the in low to ri1d Ms Ns n-ahiItt ha s ' tf't tt I Ui \lLiIni � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1973; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/03572efc535120c48dc4ca562dbecb97.pdf 9935972b63458a010aa0361aa0c9274e PDF Text Text ._awrr. ;.--.a-..--n.--.--..------ - - T t -'Tr -- a P - ast I I I I Can I Be , - Versatile ___ ________ -#A:hjs~- . ~ -- --- - - . ___ff_f: ---.--S. -r---.-a- fl - --.-- ff, -- --: --tt--- r -. -. -, - r7.- -%r. - __ -,u-, :. .. _ ___ - - •---• .-':• - .. ...- --....i __ - __ .-.. ___________________________ - --_--_ .- . ______ - .. . ________ J - ,.-... 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DIE C 2 'Ijr1 1 11 Lu', 11=1 _- SHAVE A NG "10 ' 65C BRIAKSTON1 • 9JC Ricotta Cheese':75c CREAM WITH oz M 19t COUPON I4WY 17 ' AT 27th ST I - , ev Ocean Spray - II = 1 GA q fl i.rfluerry * C vy C er tells me, par insurance com- O'Slalley said lie would begin pany's assertion that it needs an immedaiate examination of an auto insurance rate increase Allstate's records as required ________________ House Judiciary Panel Okays Ford Nomination __ on the nuriiination nest week s ice president was ippros ed 29 8 today by the House and overwhelmirg approval is -if you think it was cold this to issured a in you ought to be exposed to their 40 degree weativr. Due to Weather Ilie -Senate approved the the humidity (I suppose), it's gh 88 low this nomination earlier this week. Yesterday's hi more penetrating than our 20 morning All Fair to partly degree weather. l I - I th cloudy through Friday. inittee were cast by Democrats ndalitUewfndIllinthe the suho objected to Fords con upper (0s I.m%s Mostly sersatise soling record, par It) upper 403 1111(1 Some of my newsroom tieWarly in the field of civil Clear and crisp weather rights. dominated the nation's mid date on the latest developments etin ti is as tempeatures from the White House. I believe Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., Candor. I know what candor means I don't know that WaWngton is - ('nflt'd On Pi. 2A Col. I) 'oo most of Misslssi northern AlaLgina and no ttiwest (eorgia. ,-,.~ --f~,~. . Port authority members interest In petroleum and now ceTIUflLSSlOfl may be willing to By MARK WFINTZ W e d nesda y described the eseroneseemstobe interested allocate the extra mone y Herald Stall Writer arge petroleum storage $W,000 move as "toLilly un- in fuel storage," Ryan said. needed if they were aware of Dick Williams, county the security of the investment. anks at Sanford's lakefront precedented." Port Administrutcr James c , onunission representative on Earlier, Williams had warned ill be floated down the St. "' I Cont'd. On Pg. 6A Col. 1) Ryan told Seminole County the port board, indicated 'the Johns [liver hiondav to a nc%k Port Authority (SCOPA) nome at I I Members it will take two to threedaysto move the six tanks . . . WOW which when full contain 1.5 I 711 , . e million gallons. I_ I'. % The ground work at the port - onduuted Ford's on nomination established that his record in the civil rights area was "very dismal. .v 91 ___m~_ .. . . TO CHRISTMAS Elect T ____ .t' • d —_ Tuesday Is election day in six of Seminole's seven ritles. A total of 45 carr ditlatei are seeking posts In go'. e rn men ts-36 -yIng for connell seats and nint for mayoral seats ever y . Cwiselbcrr), Sanford, Lak Mary, Longwood and Winter Springs to make 1 wishes known at the ballol iriduhtes for offict III vach city. their qua hut at ions and jil at forms will be covered In brief to assist voters. Polling places and hours of voting also will be listed. __ 4 transport cost falls within the $80 000 the count) commission has budgeted its; however, we wrill need additional funds toLilin' $147 to hook u" the pipes an to the fl S .!mP13 and to ll a ire prevention stem, (.sn said. 1 '4 I I \ . C I if .~T a l. i t- . I " t;inks to the site and fill thern .-=_ I ____ the inside of the tanks from rust and also cause them to settle by ____ added. Hvan indicated he is anxious =_ to finish the iiios £ and hook up the tanks in order tha the tanks could be rented "I am amazed at the number of requests to use the tanks. The engery crisis and the mideast war havestimulatedagreat L , \ c -.. •-•.............. - -- 7 - I WW~T_ 2__ _ W. ~.,. . .. _. - J0iwM ______. - __ - _____ - ." 'S I -_ - Index (alendar Ch ssified ads. I 4W WASHINGTON i All) - Ger. Judiciary Committee. __ Sanford __ UI IU i ...' I the (loots I R (I "A P Wheat Bread "'39c Chiffon Cake - _________________________________________ ~ , I III II . I by Florida's no-fault law. hatbe Allehn Airline's cornea $14 million loss "Any insurance company n ise said the company claimed conunuter service which covers $14I million in losses in a press FIrciricia that is going to raiw its 60 miles between Reading and insurance rates is going to be s buc k s, release anouncing t.ue rate in Phill) for x iThat's less than it costs to crease Wednesday but asked $10 million. drive your car, based on the for a hike of only cen 'I can figure out why they're normal 12 cents per mile so, willing to take a $4 million Ile declined comment as to putations), whether be now considered th -To reduce energy con. loss." O'hialley said. "I'm not "o' rate increase justified, but said surupt ion, the Philadelphia sure their figures are acuirate "What Allstate gave me and If they're IjsIngSI4 million they schwl officials are considering 4 ticiii school da ys, elimination should be asking $14 million" what they re going to get may be two different things." 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Skim - ]a d G -_ - _____________________________________ U I ran d: enie 1 cook sp betti according to __________________ - rummon D . . fu.ft ti ttrdenson the surface before reheating. ____ __ - _ - - . of operation, such as drilling, refining or retailing. ational Safety -The Council said Nixon's proposals to conserve gasoline could save as fruiny as 14.000 livE-s a yea r fl the nation's highways. - uuart .1 thgllLl) brown add pepper and celery. and cook 01ghtly. Add all other hWediesils, M into whether oil companies are competitive, suggested limiting each oi l company to one phase . . 2.3 bay leaves e pot, s hr W. I_III•Li.'..&1I.. P I f i1np1fl1e5. \1.,, th first witness as a Senate interior subcommittee opened hearings - - qem" I ti~a-!-Oiirn each 1113~k ,x3pPer. "ano. basd leaves, and garlic salt I tablespoon worcestershire - 12LM -~-., —F!7__.-Fll `__. - - -~,~m-_ - -__~~_N! -- - -= ______ . effective Jan. 2 as a result of , work for 0 "MM - - . _... - - - - To 'Gr'*i 11'Shevin -- 11 __ - - - - ______________________ no , 28 -ounce American Airlines said it was laying off 214 of its 3,700 piloL, recreation witness . I I cup ChOpJJCd green epper -_- nounced. . . i RPA E m i _ - T " I Iz- :.-'s -. 1-' tries they consider friendly to Israel The Arab oil-producing nations ha ve slapped a tota l embargo on the United state. -The director of a Ford Foundation ener gy project said the United States faces possible oil and gas shortages and higher prices for years to come. -Sen. Frank E& Moss, [). Utah, said last winter's heatingfuel shortage may have been conjured up by the major oil ;iiul industries also re expected to be hard hit. In Florida, where tourism is the leading industry, an econotiiistsiid 180,000 more residents of the state could be out of work by April because of the fuel shortage. Thereweretheseotherdevel. opinents: -Arab leaders, meeting in Algiers, said they would continue to hold back oil from coun- (fight cancellations caused by shorta ges in jet fuel. A spokesnn said fur ther cuts in personnel might be necessary. Cessna Aircraft Co. said it I1 lay off 2,400 workers by Friday night and blamed production cutbacks on President Nixon's reduction of fuel for business flying. Other layoffs have been made in the chemical, construction and textile industries. Travel - .r. . FRESH CALIFORNIA SPAGHETTI SAL.CE 2 pounds lean ground beef ~! -. - Auto - • q ~'I i-I _______________ r - Drummond responded af / E! lounty Comm.ssicner (reg trvitivI n r'-rUit t . Drummond today said his testify -if called -relayed by 4 1 rePutation dnd career have hilenider been shattered b) an Oct 9 The only ouunissionu ac grand jury report charging an tuall) testifying during the unnamed commissioner with week-long probe was Chairman "acts bordering on Sid Vihlen Jr, himself an criminality," and said the electriral contractor, although -- -. grand Jury denied him due Drummond was placed on a Thursday, November, 1973—Sanford, Florida 32771 . . . LL .OCCSS in its probe of the 66th Year, No 86 list. -. . . ..... PrIce JO Cents U. . county ba urd of electrical Hodges today said he doesn't -. examiners know "anybody better to talk to ______________ Rcsponding to the charges, than the chairman," adding the • grand jury foreman Rev. GE grandjur)hadthemlnutesof J_JJ I Hodges said the reasons why conunisslonrneetings and that . - .. -1 - 31111~, Drummond was not called to their findings were not based --owalliffi~ 1: testify "revert back to the state solely on testimony. . attorney's office," adding that Hodges said he was sorry if COMMISSIONER DRUMMOND MAKES POINT t 0 despite the language in We the report has hurt Drummond, ... Blasts grand jury and 'politics' ... _. report, "the grand jury felt that (Cont'd On 6) Pg. 2A Col. (Iferald Photo by Jean Patteson) ~ there were no problems where . .. • Mr. Drummond was concerned . on intergrated usual but that th e oil companies - the matter was cleared Fla. ( All ) Oil company attorneys will oil operations. techni ca ll y had the right to do through the commission." Lawyers from the oil coinresume questioning Atty. it. Hodges would not comment Robert Shevin In January on his pa nics packed Into a niagis- Sties-In said he was not OP. on how the language against if C 1 suit accusing the firms of trate's small hcaring room to posed to eventually drilling in Drummond got Into the repo rt if conspiring to create a gasoline take the depositon frnm Shevin. the Gulf but that the dnifing LI-w grand was satisfied as " f! Y DONNA c-" ES lire department equipment in t horoughfare. Shes in said he had received should wait shortage mire ens iron to mons ' rol e a conHerald Staff Writer lie said however he agrees -good repair. -Only one attorney quizzed no written, de ta iled re port of men ta l safc-iiartI.s struction halt by the comrth at th e school should carry the Counc il recently agreed to Shevin and others were waiting evidence before he filed suit in rnL%ion of a private home on WINTER SPRINGS-City consolidate police and fire city's name. . , -- . a turn when four twurs of often July against 17 major oil com_Z=_ I- the now pla -in' __=F;M I In other businims, countAl cow1vil Wednesday night hired departments over a period of t. Is State Att. Ab'xtt Herring the city's lIr3tftLll U1TfI reiTian irne into ii department olpublic gjive final approval-to Florida U k "Thereare . ., "y auow Shevin to last week said he recommended arid adopted a resolution asking safety with Police Chief Donald Land Co.'s Highlands, sections '. things dN t a previous engagement. to the governor that no official 5. Dobson to be named publi' 4 and - . tvt) think I'm expected to know the I ~ ~ - -1 _% action against Drummond be school named Winter Springs safet) Agreed to invite the fran~~ 1= Washington on antitriist en. deWils of all of thern," Shevin V. ,to taken, and added lie felt Elementary. I :4~~ M, chised g&rbage collection : Drummond was a dedicated, Holzman has been a member of company owner to next week's 74 -hard-working public servant. however, continued his battle the volunteer fire department inecting to d scuss extend' Herring thtn said the granil against the proposed school for many sears the franchise with the same Dan Dearing frequently spar. / OCiitlOfl off 434, a dangerous jur) was responsible $3.50 monthly charge to o the school issue Jordan . red with Simon over the re Usite, Insisting it is public safet) enti re report nts de said he has always disagreed resi / tienus of his uestions Drummond today said he Charles LeRoy Holzman was with the location, believing a Instructed the city attorney to Simon accused Shevin of an ordinance adopting . "formally" requested chief appointed firefighter at a inoresuiiableonecanbefound. prepare . . _. Xtl_,~_d making political sp ' eeches state atty. investigator Jack e co salary of $7,500 annually Recently fication of ordinances he com pa r ed th e SR th di (1.IFFI flU) JORIMN stead of answering q uestions. - I Fulenwider that he be allowed beginning SaturJay. Refusing 434 site the old Altamonte completed by the Municipal uhts site ,t one point Dearing to testify, and that portions of to get into another battle later Elementary locale on SR 436 (ode Corp of Tallahassee 3 jett ed to a question and in) Simon I 1 the conversation were wit- on Holzman's hours, Police 'Me Altamonte school was sold Granted a 90-day leave 1.1 A1;1~,.fl.'Ci C,,:11,,_Ilm,-in Troy retorted, "Let him (Shev an%o nessed by adminitrattyc Chic! Donald Dobson said the by the school board this year absence to police Sgt. Robert !'Wind go Uough th e s ta te 116 swer , he's iss1ctt Re(t) Suncoe man will ork a 45-hour ¶,i,t'tk 1 ecause of sikt', hazards lhs.kttt without pay beginning bid proedure.s to obtain lIOBFl(TSIILVIN 'diesin said the utstionin' . . , Suing companies on the basis of the suit was unI Y - :. Plane, I11r - ' ; — - - -_.- — ,__ - - , , , , - ; - , ix'. J - '6 - 7 ---- s - -- u - In • CENTERS & EkRr 8 I ordered new layoffs affecting thousands of workers. The giant auto maker is slowing production because of slack deiiiand For most larger cars, partly as a result of the gasoline shortage. The number of workers idled at each plant was not an- - "-'.uDES • . PER PKG Breast Lb • • 111111111111L Lel To ', less ~ IN • with extra meat sauce. Spread cottage chem over the top. Pour over the rest of thesauceandbakeOm1nut es ov until bubbly. Yield: Six I Ll . . ' dish. filling spaces between C.'-~,)-,.:'!!~ .*' 14 ._,' - . .. - JOb ftQ0&*m _____-..--_- , . dish and pour a htUe of the sauce in the bottom. Arri-ge _______________ - . ., 11 - . a la ge man cvtU shells until soft but not Drain Stuff with meat'1 spinach mixture Preheat oven to 350 de- ",-' of workers in the automobile and aviation i n dustries. 'micre are ustries. some difficult days ahead on unemployment," one government economist said *I ,...,, . .. - . -- — or ricotta - - - _. . - -1,;X. ,2w_.~_'.;~_ _~~7 ~,- -~~_ - r.,..-! I 1~~ - - __1 ~___11 -,-I ~~vr~~L - = . ~;-.-~-*_-i- YW~L; -1 I -1~7: ~~ ___ _ -__ ____ . r .•-- -. Optimistic Wednesday lie predicted the jobless rate would rise from its present 4. p cent but would fall short of the 6 per cent rate forecast widely by private economists. And Interior Secretary ito. gers C.B. INIorton said tlot, if the nation cooperates in the adm i nistration 's fuel-conscrvation measures, ,,We will minimize the Impact (in jobs." Meanwhile, General Motors kitt 12 large marflcotU Mells ~_i . GRADE 'A FRESH FLAORGA I-.-- _1-.__1 ~ -- X =~- ~: ~ I I • 1 To make the sauce, saute garlic and onion In 2 table. spo oil until sdt but not Add all oth er ingredients Stir, and si.mjnet-, ___________________ By JEFFERY MILl S Associated Press Writer The administration optimistic its energy policies can minimize the loss of jobs be cause of the fuel shortage. But But the toll continues 'witj, LB 77- Still ousands . CUT 12 OZ PKG I -'Matoes .-ounce can tomato paste i 6-ounce can tomato sauce 'i cup red wine teaspoon basil leaves I teaspoon ft L teaspoon pepper - Th I . -Spoon spoon od) I i cup chopped fresh pars- __________________ :- a ablespoons oil (1 table- 1,-t_ - - -=- ~_- - ~__ - - - - __ --- - __ - - __ - - - . __ __ --- ____ ____1-~_____, - . • t — •- 1 FULL Cook spiuch according to package directions. Drain Preis water fr om spinach. Chop Into large pieces. Saute garlic and onion in 2 tablespoons oil for a few min. utes. Brown the ground meat., breaking it up with a fork. Dram off fat Add seasonings and spinach. Set aside. SAUCE I clove rrdnced • - -_ ,.! ". A&P ALL MEAT SKINLESS 12 teaspoon pepper — --- - .& i I pound lean ground round tv teaspoon oregano - Administration iz .i: I HEAVY WESTERN -TENDER BEEF - - . . -, I WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Sliced Bologna ing leftosers BEEF MANICOTfl mis recipe can be used as a tasty main dish, served with a green salad as an appetizer FIWNr, 1 1un package fro: leaf spinach 1 close garlic, 1 medium onion, chopped 2tablespoons oil (1 table. spoon olive oil, 1 table.- ___--- - - --— -- _________________ _-__ -- -. - A P number in like rice pasta .0 's - .5 ~_ r-y --; , a cheese, it remitins uniwiely a pasta meal. Possibly 'no one has yet been able to count the recorded recipes for sauce I I I I 0 The new American Heart Association cookbook cont.ain.s some interesting pasta recipes you will want to see because you know i be as good for you as they ar-c good to eat, Pasta is versatile and delightfushapes.fttsaaiLable I very thin or very thick, short or long, tubular or solid," the co,okbook sa)s. "Good quality pasta made from semolina flour milled from durum wheat, a type of wheat that is low in noo ave yolks added and are not recommended for use as often as other pasta. Pasta can be a meatmeal,aegetablemeal, orafishmeal,dependlngon e er - - . - ., -~, .-' a • Copley Ne, As Senice - r- . g : ____ , .- -' -r-- .0 * - " X_ - t,,?. - :rr --..tvn.rfl'-,r -.tS.r.ff.r I . - --? --- _ t ;.t 2B—TheSanford Herald Wednesday Nov 28,1973 _ - - - 3A ...9-1113 Crossword puzzle ....... 811 Dear Abby 8B Dr. C Editorial comment .....4A hospital notes I lutil ic notices ....... 3A 6A KI\1BERL\ VEN 1 RE of O tedo, inner of Sanford Uhi itmas Parade her letter in Santa's special mailbox as parade marshal Jerry Mun,q)rl State 5A TV ...............811 and Santa Claus look on Kimberly, who received a $50 U t'i Savings Bond, and Santa will both be featured in the Dec. 6 parade. . ( Herald Photo by Bill Vincent •Jr. i I i 1 �2A--TheSanf ord HeraldThursday,Nov. 29, 1973 £"t'Aft II SI' Failure 4RNrJIW1We. rL..LoNv LLLE 4LC ELrW5 Of Memory ' PI aau Ing County To Start Island Lake Probe . . ByCIIRISNEIJSON Herald Staff Writer Seminole Buzhardt I aim, as also the engineer on the Island Lake development, ordered Hush to investigate the County com- situation. study environmental Impact of the City of l.ongood s policy of WASHINGTON (AP) allowing developers to fill j sist.anl prosecutor Richard having trouble remembering except for the 15-minute one." White House lawyer J. Fred L4enVenjste, he couldn't recall when that and other conversalk Island Lake area, Buzhardt also was questioned $1 Buzhardt says that the long when he had talked to President lions oCCliJTed was that he has at length about how he learned Commissioners Tuesday days he has been Putting in on Nixon's secretary about a been working 16-hour days. heard County Engineer Bill of the blank segment and how The Watergate tapes case have possible blank section of one of Bush recommend the Orlando He also testified he couldn't he came to change his opinion made it hard far him to the subpoenaed tapes. recall whether it was the Presi. about whether the Haldeman firm of Michael Stiggins remember when he may have because, the secredent or Alexander M. Haig Buzhardt followed Jr., conversation on June W was in Bush's words, the l il been told things. firm is "neutral," having no tary, Rose Mary Woods, to the White House staff chief, who covered by the subpoena issued He alsohad trouble in federal witness stand Wednesday at a first told him there might be a last July 23 by the Watergate work in the Longwood area but court Wednesday recalling who hearing called to determine blank segment on one tape. special prosecutor. still possessing knowledge of told him some things what might have caused an It Deputy White House ., the area's topography. lie said the proetcutors apAnd. he said, there were sonie minute segment of the tape o(a Secretary Gerald L Warren "Ethically, you should things about the tapes he never June 20. 1972, conversation be- said later, "There Is no question peared to be In error in a.ssumconsider all Firms as neutral," was told at all. tween the President and H.R. that the conversations the ing that the subpoena, as writ. Bush said, "but human beings "I don't have a good recotlec- Haldeman to be obliterated by a subpoena covers are intact, ten, covered the conversation being what they are..." lion for dates," Buzhardt said steady hum. There are no blanks in the sev- with Haldeman as well as the 4 Commissioners reserved her., under questioning by aslie said the reason he was en subpoenaed conversations one with Ehrlichman. judgmen t on whether io accept I i)Lthll s [CUUHIWCflUCU iirm or to seek another company. The matter arose two weeks nun uh,øn Cnnini*ccinnnr tnhn ... l uiibrough noting (lie city of Longwoods engineer, Bill II6ruSot' - 2. 4. - $;fv FOR AVE. .LIOT_8L MARCH OF DIMES PLEDGE WALK ROUTE MARCHERS will sign in at Sanford Chamber of Commerce on First Street and Sanford Avenue at start and completion of 20-mile pledge walk to benefit March of Dimes Saturday. Registration is 7-9 a.m. Checkpoints are numbered on the map, where first aid and refreshments will be available. r..rvc A nd Oil '."..''....-m#IJI Win t e r Sp r i n g s Shelves provide Heat n rv ui;ie 41011'. 1.0%. L I .. i ft I_ Dru— —.K u ruD riatis ewii Admissions tw o —r ouricl os WASHINGTON (AP) thlrtgsare under control, orthat WINTER SPRINGS—Plans space, 54.5 acres in patio homes the state's new law, grandfathers the plars In Blend to eliminate 370 units from the at eight to the acre, 36 acres In petroleum and politics Congress is responsible for "the He added, however, even with without state approval, and you have the makings of an long history of mismanagement Pebble Brook planned unit apartments at 15 to the acre and the council allowing the Mayor Granville Brown said explosion. That Is evident to the and neglect in which the energy development were shelved with 28 acres in apartments at 18 to developer to revert to the old three state officers city crø.rncil approval have told White House and to Congress, CtI-15 has its origins." eJ. tL acre, plan there is no assurance the him the law has no nes.day night in a move to grandfather where the house and one-third City Atty. Torn Freeman said state procedure can be provision, of the Senate will fare the votescape the state's new regional if the council accepted the eliminated. The scheduled public hearing era in 1974. 'mçct law. LL revisedplansandhelda public Cooper said he was advised was canceled and council gave Original plans submitted and hearing on the change there is plans Some political issuesareabW ealFier approved prior to the July approval to a switch to approvied by the city coundl the old stractions. Not so with an empit would come under I effective date of the law plans. early in the year allowed 1.00no doubt tygasoline lank or a chilly units on the 185-acre tract. The household. May Hel revised plans lowered the riere an %warnings from density to 1,110 units. State law rkmocrats that the energy crisis could bring on a recession requiress regional and state 01 * 1 Crisis review of all planned and soaring unemployment B) DONNA ISFES for a Fee rebate for those an- Freeman to delete the rebate next year. developments or herald Staff Writer WASHINGTON (AP) nexallon requests turned down paragraph from the new ormore housing units. In Congress, some Democrat- Americans in many parts of the by the city ic leaders are blaming PresiCooper, re iiinance country helpI WINTER SPRINGS— An lt the Councilman Victor Miller, Western Co., asked the ordinance setting a fee to land Miller's suggestion that dent Nixon for the current cr1s1, weather this winter in getting • with whose resignation From the developers of annexed property contending be should have seen throughthe heating oil shoe council to drawal 0 developers annexing property council will go into effect next might be assessed a flat lee In the revised Corning long ago, and taken ch was sent back to the drawing tage nk noted engineering Cost! adiuition to a sum per reduced density steps to avoid the emergency. PUD board by th e city The National Weather Sercouncil and attorney fees created by unit was discouraged from eight to six Nixon has said that Congress vice Wednesday forecast a C5dY night. annexations as well as ad- attorney, on Uie 'ctiance a grandfather until recently dragged its feet warmer winter than normal pmision is provided in the neX Wposed. ontinarto change vvirtising costs and questioned He said a rebng any arrangement more equitable on his legislative proposals In ty of th by City Atty. Torn Freeman to h of the Sthand Coomi'r id 'We will be set a shdLng scale of 5P1d1fl the average cost So while (lie crisis Is eon. parts of the Northeast thges, United With little more than a t month among all annexation apfronted, the debate begns. It is . to go d rxIn,, nrvn the l 't .1. .1 left in office, Councilman plicants. fl'C to &fl&cuauy UIWUI8 the the new process plan Ft'.eW. Weatlr along the East Coast annexed, to defray publication Clifford Jordan urged a sliding Mayor Granville Brown said election year ahead. by the Eadt Central Florida costs and attorney and the Central Great Plains Is U fee scale of $100 for annexations Miller's proposal smacked a 113E Speaker r Regional Planning Council and engineering beet, rated a tossup on whether it will of one acre or less, $200 for one little of the county's impact DOua., has accused the ad. be u planning u. Freeman's proposal called to warmer or colder than 10 acres, $300 for 10 to 100 zoning plan. He added that a 1n15tr't0n of deceit, and says Western Lands originalP for a flat fee 01 $150 PCT acres and $500 for over 100 high fee would send potential Congress should tell the nation for (l Pebble ww, nexation to pay advertising acres.Councilmen agreed with developers and annexation that stringent rationing and south oI HdC,en( 1 Only in the Far West, the costs required by the "Mooney" recommendation. ca or applicants "down the pike" conservation mcasures are Northern Rockies and the acres in open annexation law arid provided Councilmen instructed away from the city. "our only hope of riding out the Northern Great Plains Is an difficult winter just ahead and outlook for a colder winter than ,th e difficult years which will rrmaj, o follow," 0 The National Weather SeeAlbert said it Is fantasy for vice said Its outlook has a50 per the administration to claim that cent chance of being correct. . :. --- p - p • . ,, ~# - - - - Grand Jury Criticized - CLO (Con'Lfrolnptgel) using the same dictionary, however. • From The Mailbag—E.B. Roberts of Sdnford reminds us -rWiRM In 1[L........ politics: "The more you r.bserve politics, the more you've got to admit that each part) 15 worse than th& l ' t t .. p' '- , ' Another Tip of the Hat—from Bear Like Principal Floyd Richards: Thanks to two men driving a Winco service truck Ftiday morning who stopj and helpvd n:i•ycarid Karutt flaner free her trouser leg front __ . . . --- - eaks - ---- . - - - On one hand, it is nernik'dbk - - and acceptable to use a -- 1!( I f(1Pl'r made station 1 rps but ii tni- tun. !uf bi'ls ftv're uriarlc.tabi(, Quite r I'm "t t MAKING WAY FOR MONDAY'S MOVE fJlJfl - - . WORKMEN from South eastern Petroleum Maintenance haW away pipf-- in preparation to rnn'-c' the storage tanks o'i Mnnda The tanks 'ill b iiu'cted by cra ne front thc hi't front site to the ri ver where they still be pulled by tugboat to the Port of Sanford . Related story on page ' this pr1a ti( that tIs(('flhflu-'J Shujiti . one. -- -• •• .- • , r f, this cort. jon jilt' n'.t The Ninth Commandment mood warned, is that grand states that a man shall not bear jurors enter the chambers false witness. 'mutely accompanied by your "The end result of the (grand Individual Inherent prejudices, jurys ' Oct. 9) censure Is the momentary animosities and introduction of military justice other human frallities," into the chambers of civil and Deilk his press conference criminal law," Drummond's today during which he talked statement read. pessimistically on a wide range "The grand jury has deemed of local and national political partial facts they saw fit to subjects, Drummond gave a quick "no comment" to questions on his political future. 1I Is i. Drummond said he and Family had been personally, attacked by "dog lovers" during the controversy last August over the possible or, a d hidi bit a dozen people, and Groundbreaking ceremonIes that the grand report only are scheduled Fr1day at 2 pnt, Jury for a new 10,000 square foot added to his woes, Any announcement on his Florida Power and Light Company district Company retlreznent,or possible political district office at Fulton Street Plans, "wiu be made to my r -" and t in and Myrtle Avenue in ; , ei. is the beginning of co saidproblem the lakefront 'tank (arm' area In. 'ttln ul. Ctflf'SS, 5i1 (• recycling," said executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of (omnht'rce. _The utility will move its local commercial and engineering _ Offices to the new building by May 1, according to FPI. Sanford manager Scott Burns. Br Groundor ew ice mm spent 15 minutes assisting the child Karen remembers only that one of the men was natne4 , W1Ilie From Richards to the two men THA\KVOIJ' - , r Wily trs did rgarduig the auto bids for the City of accept astr 1 1t tohear testimony m the subject and that nodenial of due Yet they have Process was Intended, adding paradoxically and unilaterally the grand jury relied on theseen fit to defame this coinstate attorney for legal advice. mjjop.er " he added. Drummond, after reading a two-page prepared statement Drummond said he intended blasting the grand Jury for '*r" with the now-defunct concern for due process for grand jury, but was making his speculative builders, but not for statement as a "warning" to him, said he had a "pretty good future grand jury members .idea" why he was not called, against the power of "special but that the answer was known interest groups., uuly to Hodges, adding "he's responsible to his God, and to "The Achilles heel of the the Ninth Commandment." grand jury system," DrumCon't. from page 11 - : . •_______________ V. •_ •— .. •• . • -_: •. - _ - •..aW p - - .r r-•. "4' • . - _______ Ulu INSURANCE See GENIE BLAIR at her new location on 202 S. Park Ave. DRIVERS UNDER 25 INSURED Has your automobile Insurance ever been cancelled or rejected? Do you have a poor driving record? U so, you will spend quite some time and effort trying to locate a company that will insure you. The Blair Insurance Agency specializes in helping young drivers under 25 withgood or poor driving records, and also those motorists who have been Involved in accidents and are required to file an SR-fl to keep their driver's licenses. Many drivers are not aware that, if they hold a valid driver's license but do not own an automobile, they are still required to have liability insurance If they drivz The [hair Agency wrtte a ficriujiet' liability policy for these people at a reduced rate, Many drivers today are breaking the law by driving without the required no fault liability insurance simply because they cannot pay the entire cost of their Insurance Premium in one Iwnp Stun. At Blair Agency, after a son&bIe downpaymen, low monthly payments are provided for these people who cannot pay the entire arnontat of of the BLAIR The new Offices AGENCY are located at 202 S. Park Ave. In additj&,a to their new quarters there are now more staff and additional hours to serve your Insurance needs. eg1nning December !; the office will also he opened on lays from a-cK * - - (lierald Photo byMal-kWeintz) •. - - Carole B. Nelson llronislaw Szimul, Deltona 011ie Mae Humphrey Ruth G. Jatho, Deltona Viola I. Johnson henry Rentschler, Lake henry E. Williams Mary Richard I.. Williams Hose 0. Huard, Orange City Stella Collard DeBarS NOVEMBER Z7, 1973 John j. I, Deflary Raymond T. T Livingston, 5 t0fl ADMISSIONS Deltona Engelbert Entstrasser, Leslie I. Ratcliffe Deltona Ray Kenned)' Weiner, Deltona S i l MabelLeo David L. Huffman E. Williams, Deltona Willie Faison Grace E. Berg, Deltona Catharine B. Harris Ruth Hingwald, Deltona Rutb Van Winkle William D. Gray, Lake Mary Jo ce . Farr Dorothy L Greco, Longwood Dec. I— Andrea Latrice Ruffin Gertrude foyer, Longwood German American Society Judie Mar)' C. Mattair, Osteen Clubhouse, 381 Orange Lane Mark R. Davis Casselberry. Dance follows Donell Morris social hour. Lena Weaver , Deborah L. Ithoades 6 Dec. and Meet the Candidate night at Lesla Wel Wright net 7avis5io'ntr The Forest, Lake Mary, 8 p.m. Jimmie Lee Daniels Public invited to hear canPhilip J. Westgate Discharges didates In the Dec. 4 Lake Mary William lianion city election. Donna Duran Sanford: Willie Bush Dec. 4 Clayton Ball RobertB. King Florida Nurses Association Pearlene Williams Avis N. Starnes District 37, ChrL%Ums Dinner Mrs. Sherman (Julia) Oliver Gail E. Bishop, Chuluo!:i Party, 7 p.m., [led Carpet Tnn, and Babvboy Otle), Dtlton Altamonte Springs Speaker F Isie S Starks J Manning IkltOIU Miss Mary Reservations call 1l Denmark an baby girl THRIF Dcc 8 Lemuel Stallworth 1W wMand Longwood Firemen Women's Rosa lee Arnold Auxiliary will 0 Hurley C. Bridges =qcls b9ft"I Bazaar starting at 10 a.m. Francis E. Cosmato Altamonte Springs Community House, Maitland Avenue. 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CssWbwrj 0 PHIL1111 ..-- - Thursday, Nov. 29,1973-3A 26 Cards r 1li,~-~ ` \N^ I IZ Mr "~rM /////A\ 11111MIj 111111 - - . - .. - Still Time - y - ''- Troy Piland has been named to Pil.and. "meaningless" by Coll). the East Central Florida missioner Greg Drummond, Hegional Planning Council GUN PERMIT DEBATE and affadavl from fill the se o( fellow cou Commissioner thecitnian Victor Miller. taway has called for stricter plicant':; character. t take engineer Howard Benedict said I'dand was named over the county rules in issuing gun lAlngsocd to court, since the the delay, while serious, may objections of Commissioners permits, saying actual proof of II,.. I Iir.sld (levelopinents pose potential end up saving money Kiiu through and Dick Williams. an applicant's ability to handle in terms danger to property and the of salaries because road crews %ho wanted to wait until the a firearm should be presented. Published Daily and water recharge area through had not yet been hired, and results of Tuesday's municipal Noting an application from a Sunday. except Saturday increased flood potential, would have been by The Sanford Herald 300 idle for a elections were known, would-be security guard at the Assistant County Atty. Howard month due to the shortage. N French Ave . Sanford. The south county CALNO Jai Lai fronton included no such Fla Marsee has said a lawsuit The other possible shortage— governments had hoped to proof, Hattagway suggested a would only be a last resort. of chlorine used to treat the present one nominee to the Seminole Sheriff's deputy be second Class PO%', Pad at Sanford. Florida 32711 drinking water supply—was commission, but Winter detailed to test the applicant at ASPHALT AND CHLORINE revealed Tuesday by utilities Springs and Lake Mary voted to a firing range. Sub cr.pf'on Rates hi 5110111 chief Bob Parmelce. it split from Longwood, The county currently Carr er While no shortages have been Altamonte Springs and requires only that applicants Year 928 40 wevk SSc ('onimissioners have been hit reported to him Parmalec (''ilbt'rr intl tiofitinate post .1 $100 bond, called with a pair of shortages— said, he fears suppliers will asphalt and chlorine—with the naturally favor big users of asphalt shortage threatening to chlorine over such small users hold up construction of the 14, as water plants. Seiiioran Boulevard inState and federal anti. terchange. pollution agencies are working IM e uuru nan been On ways to gain priority for ._— scheduled to open bids from utilities, Parmelee said. asphalt companies Wednesday, 1. but saw the ititn tlnI.it "t-11 " 'WJ/ IJI.iiF'flJ LU L'I.AN E±the ill to Ott 21) (ii illos rt . isI SPecifications and substitution Winter Springs Councilman em no e Calendar Annex Fee Changed - of asphalt by Innerock because of the fuel shortage. Asphalt aggregate, essential to laying the base of Hospital Notes i.,. The Sanford Herald 111111M �4A—.-The Sanford Herald Virtually Thursday, Nov. 29, 973 No Mill Result Inventories 1 # Steel Shortage Impedes 01I Search 1,228,000, a rise of 27.4 per cent. There was a (it for tat aspect to the situation, WASHINGTON_.DCSPitC an expected record production of approximately 150 million tons of steel this year, there will not be enough to meet the demands of the oil and gas industries in too. The steel industry has been consuming fuel oil this year at a rate more than &s per cent higher than it did in 1972. Natural gas has been in short supply, particularly for industrial users, and coal has long since had to be cut back because of environmental demands, With federal allocation of fuel oil a near certainty, steel men are warning that if their i would have, among other things, a falling domino effect on raise more oil and gas. Nixon Offers' -_ -, - News Briefs ` TAI,LAIIASSEE,Fla, (AP) — "Predicting on the basis of a to estimate "without knowing every gallon of fuel it saves A state economist SAyS 180, 000 24 per cent cut in petroleum lliisfl' Floridians could be out of based energy ... we should ex- the exact fcrmii of a rationing could keep a worker on the program which will be im- job." ork by April as a result of the pect about a 0 per cent drop in posed," Meanwhile, the speed limit '.urrcnt fuel crisis, national income in 1974," SoSorensen recommended the for autos in Florida may be Florida State University rensen said, "For Florida, this committee study offering tour- down to 50 miles an hour by the economist Dr. Philip E. Soren- could mean a loss of about 180,- ism incentives such as guaran- end of next week as an energy sen told the Florida Energy OOO jobs," tees to public transport carriers saving measure, (omitiiiittee Wednesday night Sorensen, who is conducting a "or perhaps partial refunds to that, based on preliminary finch- study for A transportation department Ings, the state's unemployment impact FSU on the economic keep tourists coming to Florida of the energy crisis, said despite the rationing of gaso' official, Tom Webb, said the rate could Jump to 8' per cent the effect of the shortage on the line." agency's report would be in sOlnetimne in April. It now state's largest industry — lie said it was also very im- Askew's hands by next Wednesstands at 21 2 per cent, he said. tourism — would be impossible portant to "let the public know day or Thursday. ? - i ,7,s by Jack Anderson Crisis To Change Life the drive to find and ___________________________________________________________________ Administration Image Problems 4 -. 1 I GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -The energy crisis is likely to grow to such proportions that It changes the entire way of life for Florida residents, says a University of Florida faculty team, "Our entire technology and the lifestyle based on it must be radically changed and soon," said Dr. Manning Dauer, chairman of political science, "I would expect great crises over people resist the change from the next 20 years as our present spread-out living standard," he said Wednesday. Ile predicted people will be forced to move closer together and closer to their jobs since they won't be able to travel freely. A spokesman said Wednesday the PSC had Issued its orders raising rates of the three firms to allow them to pass on $7.9 million In tax costs to cuitotners. The increases are $6.17 million for Florida Power & light Co., Miami; $1.55 million for Florida Power Corp., St. Petersburg, and $198,000 for Southeastern Telephone Co,, Taltehassee. a. he would rule today whether to quash charges of criminal contempt against political insider Frank Martin and former Miami Mayor David Kennedy. Power Blackout Hits 4 Gulf Coast Cities The charges stem from each man's refusal to testify Oct. 18 before a county grand ury investigating alleged corruption In Dade County courts. - :' •- ,. 1 Kennedy, Martin, and two Dade County circuit judges were Indicted in bribery-conspiracy charges In the probe but all were cleared of the charges. sons without electricity in Fort Askew To Take Criticism and Naples, the Florida Power & Light Co. said, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. I AP) -Gov. Reubin Askew says he Is willing to take the criticism being heaped on him for delaying the appointment of Harmon Shields as Natural Resources director. Power was restored in most parts after a few hours, author itles said. The cause of the blackout was not immediately determined and company spokesman Tony Bothwell said "FP&L would rather not speculate on what happened," But Bothwell said 90 per cent ni electricity blackouts in the l'l'&I. systeni had been due to vandalism since electrical workers went out on strike 29slays ago. "It would be a mistake to appoint Harmon Shields as director, I said so at the meeting, and if it means giving some of the other members a chance to reflect and the public to react, I'm willing to do so," Askew said Wednesday at a news conference. Askew used parliamentary maneuvers at meeting last week to delay a vote until Dec. 18. magnitude of sabotage and via- Myers, Punta Gorda, Venus lence," he said. a Cabinet However, the four-vote majority for Shields' appointment appears firm. Shields Is now Marine Resources director. Since the strike began, power outages have affected nearly Bothwell said a major transmission line from the Fort Myers oil-fired plant went out- Viewing Limit I -• '- tong*.(J Ann Riley 831 095çi Black Community Marva Hawkins 1?? ¶-' Bear Lake. Forest City Lake Monroe 177 2611 Grace Sprnks 831 8067 bly continuing on an upward course, Biocssat . . 1 The pollution factor' 1,. slavia Entupri. 34 5205 6639363 Chufuot Liza Baker Mr Osten Clrcnce Sny der '7 3655207 Winter Altarnortle Springs Elda - i. SPrss Nancy 8n,!h -- 3776735 038 M Y L:iflr Fc'r t ini,',c.od. E. Estat Goldenrod - Fastbrook 8;5 or, eneray with honor ' WASHINGTON (NEA) Even as he publicly discusses the country's oil shortages in terms of urgency, President Nixon avoids the hard (ask of telling Americans just how tough and enduring the problem An announcement tomorrow fron. the Arab lands that their oil embargo of the United States was ended would ease our immediate crics and the wir1ir uutlook But it would not restore our energy situation to real health, For one thing, all of our foreign suppliers from Canada to Indonesia have sharply increased oil prices. The days of rel' atively cheap fuel are gone. Secondly, c-e were in a zhortaj,r. pocitlon even before the €mbargo Not least of nt,r diff,c'uJtie is that rising U.S. demand for refined oil products has been outstripping the growth in refinery capacity for at least five years. Not one new re fi nery is being built today, Moreover, industry sources say that, with demand inevita• e#00, """iI we need at least 60 new major refineries by L5. Not only do they compel huge inve,tmcnt, but they are often heavily opposed by environmentalists. At the very time we have become more dependent upon imports, some Mates are adopting laws banning refiner construction along their coast lines. his is the era of economical supe r-tanke of 200,000 to 300,000 Ion: and more, with deepwat"r ports rs to serve them. The world today has; 60 ieh ports, but not one is in tIme' United States. the world's bigge st energy user which has been importing per cent of its oil Again, the environmentalists who along with everybody else have seen terrible oil spills and worry about much worse ~ -0 fast and we prove It with lots of free parking, super sales help and alert cashiers who know your time Is preciousl rate locations knocked out elect.ricity Wednesday to 40,000 persons in Dade and Broward counties, he said, FP&L and the striking International Brotherhood of Elec- quarters over the long delayed approval of the Aiaska pipeline, will start to tap at least 10 billion barrelswhich in (our yea rs of North Slope oil. But that oil must be tankered from Valdez, a Gulf of Alaska tort. to West Coast areas near Seattle and San Francisco. kepwater ports have been pro ooscd for Puget Sound sites in upper Washington Mate. S'ou have two to be there, and in nearby Vancouver, B.C., to appreciate the clamor presently stirred over both the ports and the prospect of heavy tanker traffic from the Pad ic to these fairly narrow inlanci wters, It is not Imuslt'ading to talk of enornioUS potential oil reserves available to this country, as I have done in previous reports. Off our own shores may 'lie a volume third of the world's presently declared knownof oil equal to billion barrels. Our guesses on the Alaska reserves of 670 strike are proba. bly superconservative. Dov'r MISS SIILE BLIYS. - . 4W 1 if come save 1.70 gal. DuPont Lucite® latex wall paint trical Workers broke off negotiatton,s last week after FP&L refused a union demand to re hire striking employes charged with vandalism. The main contract issues reportedly have r.7 been settled. Uj c ri E !i ; ' Wall Paiirlt. . ~ .. 11% I - cLwj n,ouHc 9 gal. it come save 1.70 gal. 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TREASURER ObORGIirl a- I VH FOR: Improvement Of Lake Mary Fire Department, AGAINST: High Utility Tax Property owner since 1952 Past Pres. Lake Mary Fire Department Aux. Past Dir. Lake Mary Chamber Of Commerce Charter member Lake Mary Fire Department Aux. Member Business & Professional Women's Club Accounting Clerk 15 years Chase & Co., Sanford Auditor 15 yor; Federal Goveroi'nnt. D. C. b 1 ~ _~ for Council Seat I City of Lake Mary In getting the customer In and out of-service about 11 p.m., ELY!' and was still out after midnight. In addition, four fires in sepa- Christmas Club (___ i' Virginia K. Mercer 4 II U --------A-- ' 0000iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,,, f 0I uiey Correspondents -0 ' Famous Lucite latex wall paint that goes on fast, dries ever, faster. DuPont. - .the brand that has superb covering power, stops see-through. And of course, handi and tools clean up in soap and water easily. White, ceiling white plus 25 glorious colors. -I- BERRY'S WORLD . our reg. 7,49 gal. For Kids "ii, lir . - . , .If I. I - ~~i_,~- Zayre beliivs / 1'\f ; brush up on holiday savings'. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS three million people, Including Four Gulf Coast communities seine blacked out more than were blacked out Wednesday once, Bothwell said. night, leaving sonic 50,000 per. "It shows the unprecedentend . -. for Fla. (AP) - Volusla County Circuit Judge Warren Cobb said ' #atiforbf eralb ..'; IV -V. . 4 ,ffl.1 . - TAI.l.MIASSEE, Fla. (AP) mainly in the welfare rolls kept agency's books were in sad nest Ellison, who found $3.5 Bureaucratic bungling by by the Division of Family Serv- shape and its welfare rolls million in overpayments in a administrators responsible to ices, loaded with cheats, three-month study of 15 coun(ov. Heubin Askew has cost "lie honestly did not do any- ties. Earle said Askew may "try to 1 lsFi(ia Up to C.30 iiimUmju in led- Llaiime the federal government tImmimg about it," Earle said, 'A O.J. J'clicr, reccnt!y appointeral grants, charge two Re- for his problems. year ago he was telling us one ed HItS director by Askew, was thing and doing something praised by Earle for "trying to publican legislators. "I hope this is not true, and else." do a very good job and trying to Reps. Lew Earle of Orlando that he will act forthrightly to clean up the mess lie inher. and Dennis McDonald of St. Pc- clean up this mess and if necesEndsley was not available for ited," tersburg said Wednesday the sary roll some heads in HItS," comment. The legislators said the Department of Health and Re- Earle said. Earle and McDonald have ac- grants the state will lose have habilitative Services will !" He haed that !)ougLts cused the state of harhnrirsE already been recommitted by the money because of "p00:' ad- Endsley, director of family welfare cheats for several IllS, so the state will have to ministration and bookkeeping," services, knew when he took the years. Their charges were sup- make up the funds by cutting They said the bungling was job two years ago that the ported by Auditor General Er- back on other programs. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Rate hikes for three utilities to cover part of the firms' corporate tax costs go juts' cffi'ut this week, the Public Service ('omiminissjon says Volusia Ruling Expected Vote December Lost By Bungling Grants Rate Hikes Take Effect DELAND, Of Fuel Crisis Thursday, Nov. 29,1973—SA Jobless Rate Jump Is Forecast .. r4;(1te I- (4.,1 Fi WASHINGTON — PICS1 CIL'S have jumped at the op. portunity to hold their meet. dent Nixon has made a Although the federal government installed a to federal agenings in balmy San Clemente, strong pitch their quest for new wells, two-tier pricing system for crude oil earlier this des to hold their conferences Among them are the Justice year, production is running at a reduced rate Substantial shortages of steel for drilling, at the seaside Western White Department. Federal Aria. pipelines, storage tanks, tank truck liners, cable, compared with 1972. This indicates that known Housein an apparent effort (inn Administration. General sources of supply are beginning to dwindle—the chain and fittings have to throw an offical cloak Services Administration and limited exploration, United States has reached its production peak production and distribution of these key fuels. around his San Clemente exthe Labor f)t1rtment. supplies are reduced there will be even greater . and is now on the downside. travagances. "Steel mills are operating at their so far (his year. 38 governtop ci______________________________________________ uwnt and civic organizations fective capacity, " a spokesman for the The night of hundreds Of have accepted the Pres. American Iron & Steel Institute (AISI) said in an bureaucrats to San Cle' it'tit'sappeaJinginvitatjo n 11 Public Dis agreern en ts interview. "We will produce about 150 million mente, of course, will add to Another 79 did so in 1972. tons of raw steel and ship 110 million tons of the fuel drain and the tax'FAA Conference bills. But it will be payers' finished mill products this year—both U.S. The FAA's top brass was easier for the President to = rords. he has planning a conference at San Justify the millions - "But we haven't been able to keep up with poured into the San Clemente Clemente for early Decem. ('OPLEY NEWS demand. Nor ill the 15 million tons of finished price controls should be ex- among department heads now As an astute politician, complex if he can show that her, even as 11w President was ordering fuel When President Nixon named steel to be im ported in '73 overcome the shortended to farm products. is taken as an example of President Nixon undoubtedly gov(ft'nment agencies are Almost half of the 29savings. parlicl. his first Cabinet in 1969, he utilizing the facilities. ta ges." In ordinary times most of paralysis In the executive SCflSeS the problem of image emphasized that he was The President not only has pants will wing across COUnthese tx'hanies could he hratwti tlnfort unateh. the of his lminstration. This nii (Thbiilar sled for the Al,skn oil pipeline, a In (isun W.I'hiflI(u) t iuvi(,itIon it out uftI1uc, s liclUi signs of ubje'c oii which there is account k talk in the wind of project recently approved by Congress, ' 11t)kesInan explained ' has been that "will have a right to speak se veral agencies to make use policy-forging by strong public disagreement range across the new Cabinet Changes. in place for about three yea rs, according to a out on the policies of their of the Western White House, that the 'focus will be on servants or, at the worst, of spectrum of pclicy — relations It would indeed be a general aviation, a vital con. U.S. Bureau of Mines official. The project thus but he has included departments;" that he was honest bureaucratic confusion, with Russia, housing, economic choly if still another fallout br "not going to have a Cabinet of ochure of all the available terence. and the costs about will not be competing with the metal. En but Watergate has changed policy, taxes, housing price from Watergate was a Cabinet attractions. equalize out Often we can basically yes men." vironmentalists had held up the pipeline until that. Public disagreement controls so of less inspired men, get more work (lone outside In the in tervening years, he ___________________________________________ energy crisis caused some rethinking in This alluring booklet, with Washington t re'i'irii U5,) the title "The Western White A t the White Hause r his application of this policy. House" printed on a fern General Scowcro(I said his The AISI spokesman noted that finished Cabinet turnover has been high green cover page, touts the predecessor had sent out a steel is being shipped out as fast as It is ready. — perhaps the highest in conference facilities at the similar invitation before all ey, i . "There are Virtually no inventories of steel history. The effectiverim of the .. -- . Coast Guard station next to the hoopla over the Presi. ; at the mills today," he said. "The five o ' six tons Cabinet's input to the executive the presidential compound. dent's San Cl emente spend. in the inventory at the beginning of the year have branch has not always been Fun And Games ing. The purpose of his own visible, particularly in the State been shipped." .-- But the emphasis is on the memo. Scowcroft said, was Department. In short, the recreation that the officials purely 'to tell them there I. . Part of the increased steel production this Cabinet has been in the can enjoy when they're not were those facilities availayear has been going to the suddenly hungry oil background ra ther than in the tied up on offical business. ble." He denied "100 per and gas indusffl, For example: fefront W hi te house acThe booklet boasts that fh-h- cent" that it was to justify the ._ For the first nine months, 700,000 tons for tivities in the last five years, ing, swimthing, golf, bowling, President's spending. hull lights, jai-alai and many pipelines were shipped, a rise of 54,000 tons or 8.3 Ineorlessaswas trueduring hospital ('oats: In March per cent over the corresponding period in 1972. more leisure activities await 1972, the board chairman of the two preceding ada them at San Clemente. ministrations. The comparative figures on steel for oil and Hospital Supply Corporation This certainly is not the case •gas drilling are 312,000 tons against 190,000, a a fruit delivered $250,000 to PresiVisits to Disneyland, any longer. Indeed, the current whopping increase of 64.6 per cent, and for oil orchard and the world's big- dent Nixon's campaign. group of advisers to the and gas supply houses, 1,565,000 tons as against The bighearted chairman, gest telescope are also President is as independent and offered. "Casual dress is the Jack Massey, assured us he as strong willed . in recent rule in San Clemente," adds ask ed nothing in return. But .1 memory. However, instead of the White house booklet, all of a sudden, the govern applauding the independence, "Short sleeve shirts, slacks or ment sta rted taking actions critics now ask whether the shorts for men — light cottons which brought higher profits Qlht Cabinet and the top echelon of f. • for women" are prescribed for Hospital Supply and hig hthe President's other advisers for what the booklet promises er medical costs for the sick. TELEPHO4E are so autonomous that they 322 2611 is "the world's all-year. Not long after Massey 83) 999 300N, FRENCH AVE. cannot close ranks handed and pull around finest" weather, over the money, for SANFORD FLA. 32771 together oncea policy decision example, the Department of The presidential invita' Health, Education and WALTER A. GIELOW, Ed'tr and Publisher n reacttxj.. • -- ' tions were issued earlier this Welfare ruled th The problem was underitned at hospitals WAYNE D. DOYLE ' year at a time when Nixon receiving federal recently when Secretary [fill-Burton Advertising Director & Associate P"t"lisber was on the skillet for using money could spend Treasury George P. Schultz, . ... some of it FRANK VOLTOLINE, General Manager the taxpayers' money to on private hospital manwho was hallway around purchase luxury items for the agement, Hospital Supply JOHN A SPOLSKI. Associate Editor works in Tokyo, sharply ,i San Clemente compound. happens to dominate this is rebuked Counsellor Melvin . DAVIDA, BRYANT W - •' WINIFRED F. GIELOw Lalrd(ora statement the latter The word that the Western facet of the health industry. Managing Edi,o Comptroller Still later, John Hill, a Hasmade about the possibility of a , -, White House was available pita I Supply vice president, new tax. In another area, JRICHARDS /""?,, for conferences was passed to was named to the Health AdDEWEY ROaINSON Secre tary of Agriculture Earl the agencies by his military Sports Editor Circulation Manager Committee, which ad I.. Butz is frequently found aide, Brig. Gen. Brentvisory vtthejo(Livingcoun. ta king on ot her administra tion JANI! CASSELBERRY Scowcroft, who recently was cil. The council f ROY GREEN recently an. executives who 'yen another Mar and pro- fl Cou'y Edstoa Advertising Manager ou ed nc it would allow hospimoted to White House na- tal bills to rise an average of tional security deputy. DORISWILLIAMS nine per cent a year. CHARLESHAYS Society Editor Mechanical Supt Offer Curious Coincidence Easier Said Than Done "The President has asked Sources close to Dr. Tom & CHRIS NELSON RALPH HAYS me," wrote the general, "to Frist Jr.. another Hospital Editor CCmLJ omFezem,n renew his offer of t h e mdli- Supply vice president, told us ties of the Western White he had been bragging earlier BILL VINCENT, JR, RAY STEVENS House for the use of govern- that the $250,000 contribution Chief Photographer Press Room Foreman ment and certain other would be rewarded, among By JOAN COLBY group other things, with an influen"We're missing Marcus Welby," Copley News Service There is al ways a certain amount UtSClPTlOU RATES tial seat on the Cost of Living "relve says ci.a5'ersatlunafly. Hom e Del i very of squabblmg over television in our SSc Week "The area offers generally Council, S2lOMonth "Yeah," chimes Eleven, "It's a 11* ?O6MønIh I recently read of an enlightened house, since my husband 17S 40) Year pleasant weather in a Frist didn't specifically superprogram tonight. About this arid ecology-conscious family that the small screen exists to secluded, informal setting.. deny he had made the state8vMaii In high school girl who was has determined to reduce its fat but then Same Th e 10 fully-equipped offlces, ment, base ba ll games, football games, she diets and becomes popular," dependence on but lie told my associtechnology. hockey games arid tenn is matches, A ll her Mail $7 70 Month Months $16 I? mos. $ "And conference room, private ate Jack Cloherty that lull th en she gets Although I appla ud theii VD," conbeach and Out He also believes the TV Is his, since bath house, tinues Twelve cheeuIly. clothes, ther than tltili?jngadryer; helipad qualifi U S Postal Regutatc.ns rv,de that all mat subcrip$icns ed for the post and he pur(-hased it. and excellct corn- was t pad in aane lUght away I begin to see decided 'asIung dishes by hand, rather LhIII rnunications system provide that the appointment wasn't Enter ed as second advantagçs in banning iv matter August 77, l90 at the Post Our children, however, can't by nia.hine; gardening and candeal conference accom- necessarily linked to any Con' conOffice of Sanford, F!orda 377fl why he won't watch all these boring ni ng , rather tha n buying at modations for up to 40 per. tribution. Hill was in Lisbon . Though the magic screen has Its cont ests on the old black and white sons," he urged. Nopart of any mater,al. nf* or advertising of .thi edition of supermarket, what I most admire 13 Portugal, and couldn't be' cultural at ac ons, tr ti The Sanford Herald may be reproduced in any m.nnec these are not console upstairs ra ther than their limiting television watching to Several governmentagenreached for comment_ ,•______ , ,,.us,. -... .. .,.J. ..a.Ll. -.—....... withøul written perms%s;on of the publisher of The Herald iw ,r ioutv on wnicn 'UK" IOU one nour wniy. Any individual r firm respoq,bge for such reproduction will find them watching the Moscow planned to view the Junior Miss This is truly a feat of parental be considered 's snfrsngn7 on T he Herald's copyright and I, ,,S Ballet, Bo'k Beat or Watergate. Pageant, Their father remains fortitude. will be held iiaoic for damage under the law Instead t y he to -are glued impervious to explanations U"at it is secret And I should know, because from Published dail, and Sundays. except Saturday "Petticoa t Junction" and imperative to know if Miss Seattle is time to time, in the interest of family "Let's Make a Deal" a brownette or a 'redhead, communication, getting the kids to The Herald is a merrber of t he AssIxiated Press which 's entitled CrCluSiiy to the use icr repcoduttion of all the local read more, or plain old punishment, And though Fou" still watches news printed in this ne,sp.,per Turning off the TV in order to I've also prohibited television. "Sesame Street," undoubtedly he'll encourage reading also doesn't . Somehow though, the result is sunnm~ stop when he discovers it is work. never what I imagined. "Iet't I educational and turn his attention to All they read is 'F" Guide Aloud. In converse," I say, switching oil the mind-grabbers like the Brady Kids, Herald Area doleful tones used by those who are Deputy Dawg and Felix the Cat. missing "The Flying Nun." I Florida -.7: , San Clemente shortages of the metal in 1974. This I -1. A ;.- ~~ . COPLEY NEWS SERVICE ,_.. - The Sanford Herald 69c j'' I our rag. 89' For ntoqIO, and elenoi um Fast and easy. Great I tsse. cabinets _________ _________ appliances. holiday needs___________ - - _-_.-._.- - 09 '" ______ come save $1 Red Devil - _____ ' latex " " antiquing kit -I eseL •':' Red ½pt. DeVil 99 1 W.Mg . pint....,1,69 quart .,,, 2.79 Fast drying for interior or exterbr. HItu gloss finish. lorsga. lore, j enanl _,_-' . H)GH0L055, :' our rag. 399 Two-hour, twostep antiquing kit #ith latex base for easy on and clean-up. flQU1Wu 'i,'i.I!T "i.iii" The Atlantic Banks help Za'Re compare., . you can 't eip. . tfl b7 NtA, Ne h 9~ t nf t tIamtw do better than ZayJ The Di scou nt Department Storo .t 1, JTa1im,w1',"hRan_ - WWG~,w , ORLANDO EAST/f ql~~ 'Don't loll ME how hard it is to play 'catch-up' ball. Howard,,." East C*Wi#J Dr- MEMBER THE ATLANTIC GROUP OF BANKS IN FLORIDA MEMBER F.D.IC. &I'i3PA3A,, ORLANDO/cAssaL$,*Ry/IRLANDo WiICIIO Soi,rP •tFo*ar / M'L'°U'NEf'%y aAiIiFr,ir OrsrçA / SANORO 11Kt$SIMMEE I 1 iwIV 115? I$A.;pØrt v".s' WINTER HAVIr .t S..m,aA,, GItnfl5, AYTONA BEACH Dator,a .1, IU SI? to, '' a Ayf(R5 �-- 6A—The Sanford Herald there was no way to estimate the volume of fuel. If any, available for storage. Ryan will go before the commission again after the transport of the tanks by tug. Ryan has gone before the boat to the new port site and count), commissioners but with Little resulL In what could be described as a "Catch-22" affair, Ryan was told he needed to have definite statistics and plans for the tank farm as well as guaranteed rental contracts, On the other hand, Firms interested in renting the tanks this time the circumstances of made for the future because Legal Notice the fuel situation will probably be in his favor. Ryan said the tanks will be floated down the river one at a time and not lashed together as a bundle as had been planned earlier. "The contractor is concerned that a strong wind will blow across the lake and a tank could Float away before it Is lashed to Legal Notice th bundle," Ryan said. RI. SCOPA members are not sure when the tanks will be ready for . SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES 8OARD Notice of public Hearing The Board of County Corn mssioner% of Seminole County %ttinç as the Seminole County fl.*r'w1 will hold a Public ' hearing in the County Commission Chambers of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, tnt hIlt day of December, AD 1973 at 7C-.) pm, or at soon there-after a' p.ts ble to consider an application submitted by Consumer Utilities, Inc. for extension of their Certified water and sewer service -'as. A general description of the area wetarein a pplication for extension hat been reQuested is as tutiows These lands lying in Section 24T2IS-R30E and Section 13-1215. R3OE and Section ii T21SR3)E and' Section- 19-T21S-R31E deicribed followsFrom the SE corner of 5c. 11, Twp 21S, Rge 31E, the P.O. B_ north along the tog boundary of Sec .1$to tne NE corner Of Government Lot 1: thenc e westerly along the • north boundary Of Government Lot 1 cniInving along the north boundary Of Government LOt 2 and Govern. ment Lot 3 to the intersection of the east boundary of Sec. 13, Twp 21, Rue 3OE: thence westerly along ttte north boundary of Government Lot I and Government Lot 2 to the intersection Of Howell Crook; thence southerly along Howell Creek, continuing across th* north boun. Clary of Sec. 24 and n ndering soulheasleriy to the triftrsed,cn Of the south MW Ofed Bug Lake Road, thence east along the south . W of Red Bug Lake Road across the west boundary of Sec. 19 and contt?tuflg to me east boundary of Sec 19. thence north along the tat? boundary Sit. 19 to tpte P.O.B. Board of County Corn m St i nets B: S S'dnei' L Vitilen. Jr.. Chairman ATTEST: 5: Arthur H Beck*tth, Jr.. Clark Publish: Nov. fl, 1913 DEV.172 ______ .. I O, . today as fire raged out of control in a crowded seven-story department store, police said. Most of the victims were burned beyond recognition. terested in leasing a tank as early as December. In other action, Ryan announeed that plans are firming - -- T r - Peace Sought . .-_ AIAIERS Cs getting close to Christmas WmLIN And all through the streets The People are bustling in Search of holiday treats which will utilize river and rail facilities, thus providing funds through rental and tarriff, is an imminent reality. fr A 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 73.14fl.E In re: the Marriage of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TAYLOR. PETITIONER, AND DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR. RESPONDENT. NflTIC(0F ACTION TO: DOROTHY JEAN TAYLOR RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Las? Known Mailing Adcrcjt Is 2502 Beach Boulevard, St. St. Pelersburo, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has been filed aciainstyou BENJAMIN FRANKLIN by TAYLOR, and you are required to serve a written copy of your defenses. if any, to It on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for PetItIoner, whose address is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida 32171, and tile the orlgnI with the Clerk of Circuit. Coutt, Sanford. Seminole County, Florida on or before the lIft day of December A 0 1913, otherwise judgment will be entered against you for Inc relief demanded in the Petition. WITPlESSmy hand and the seal of said Court on this the 2nd day of November, A.D. 1973. (Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Joy Webb Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner 611 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building Sanford. Florida 31171 PublIsh: Nov. 5, IS, 22, 29, 1973 DEV.SS For the first time in the 25 years of Arab-Israeli warfare, a summit conference of Arab leaders has endorsed the concept of a permanent Peace settlement with Israel. secretary General Mahmnoud Iliad of the Arab League said the conference did not pass a specific resolution on the subject. But the tacit acceptance of the idea of peace—and thereofre of the permanent existence of Israel—marke(J what President llouari Bownedienne of Algeria called "a major turning point in the history of the Arab peoples." a 4 JAMES RYAN Port administrator Legal- -Notice ----- - t4OT ILL u- PUjILIC LAt M, PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN ISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES gF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on December 10. 1973 to consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Or dinance of the City of Sanford .1 !_Z. .. ,,,.. ... That property located at the NE corner of the intersection of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street Is proposed to be rezoned from SR 1 (Single Family Res i dential Dwelling) District to MCI Restricted Commercial) District. Said property being more particularly described as follows: Lot 10, Block I. Tier E. E. R. Trafford's Map of Sanford. All parties in Interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. H. N. 11mm, Jr. City Clerk PubliSh Nov 79, 1973 OEV.170 There're shoppers by the score Looking with quiet desperation For gifts for their loved oiw' Peron Sickness it BUENOS AIRES (AP) — The illness of 78-year-old President Juan D. Peron is forcing political leaders to recognize that his 42-year-old wife and vice president, Isabel, may succeed him as head of the Argentine government. Isabel's selection as Peron's running mate in September was regarded as a maneuver by Peron to delay naming his successor, and few believed she would ever take over. But the president has been away from his cxccuuvc office mrce 3ultering wnat r.. tors called a "recurrence of bronchitis" a week ago and informed sources believe his health is fading. Reliable sources say leaders of the various political factions in congress and of the armed Forces are indined to let Mrs. Peron move up if her husband dies or is forced to retire. S .. =_ 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Noticed Public The Board of Cou,tty Corn missioners of Seminole County sitting as the Seminole County Utilities Board will hold a public hearing In the County Commission Chambars of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on lsday. the 11th day of December, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF A.'). 1973 at 7:00 pm, or as soon FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH thereafter as postlbietoconsider an JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE p1ication submitted by Consumer COUNTY, FLORIDA Utilities. Inc. for extension of their CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1612 certified water and sewer Service DIVISION A areas In re: the Marriage of A general description of the area CHARLES M. MILLER. SR . vitterein application for extension Husband NOTICE 0t PUBLIC HEARING has been requested is as follows: and Beginning at a point on the South OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND FRANCIS MILLER, Wife MW line of Red Bug Lake Road, AMENDMENTS CERTAIN IN NOTICE OF ACTION DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES sapoltt)tg aIsoihe intersection TO - Francis Mi'lrr OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF of said R.W line with the west line of 72' S. Lee Street THE CITY OF SANFORD. Section 19. Township 21 South, Valdosta, Georgia 31401 Range 30 East, Seminole County, FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, thence run south along said given Notice is hereby that a that a proceeding for dissolution Of Public Hearing will be held at the welt sictiOn line to the northwest marriage has been filed against you Commission Room In the City Hall corner of Section 30, Township 21 and you are required to serve a copy in the City of Sanford, Florida, al So.'th, Range 30 East, continue of your written defenses, If any, 7:0.0 o'clock P.M. on De rnbet' o, thence south along the welt line ciatherto on Petitioners attorneys, IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 1973, to consider changes andetud Section 30 to the southwest whoa names and addresses appear IN AND CIRCUIT, FOR corner of Itte northwest '4 of said below, on or befor e December 17, amendments to the Zoning SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF dinance of the City of Sanford. Section 33. thence east along the 1913 and file the original therf with FLORIDA south line of said northwest 'Florida, follows: m e Clerk 01 tPjt Court either before CASE NO. 73-1173-A serv ice on Pettoner's attorneys or That property located at the 1419 10 to the east MW line of a 66 DIVISION A Southwest corner of inc intersection Seminole County MW, thence north immedi ately tberea(ter; otherwise In re the M-arlige of Of Twenty-fifth Street and Sanford &cinu sid R W to the ti,oulh MW of a default willbe entered against you DAVID L. HUNTER, husband for the relief demanded in the Avenue IS proposed to be rezoned Red Bug Lake Road, thence watt and Petition from MCI (Restricted Commercial) along Said R.W to the point of DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER, District to GC.2 (General Corn. beginning. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Wife Board of County this Court on the 12Th day martial) District. Said property NOTICE TO DEFEND Commissioner-s November, A. D. 1973. being more particularly described THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: By; 5: Sidney L. Vihien, Jr. (SEAL) as follows: DOROTHY MARIE HUNTER Chairman Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Lots 1, 2. 3, 1, S and 6, crank L. (Pesldence) Unknowfl Clerk of Circuit Court Woodruff's Subdivision of Lands, ATTEST: (Last known mailing South Sanford, Florida, according to S: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., By: Joy Stokes oddi tu,' Clerk 't ?re' re In P't , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ROBERT M. MORRIS OF page u of the Public Records of Publish; Ncv. 79. 1973 that DAVID L. HUNTER has filed a HUTCHISON, LEFFLER Semln$e C0'ty, Florida, $111 the OEV.175 & Petition In the Circuit Court of MORRIS Westerly i5O feet of Lots I, 3, and S. — r'.r"ie County, cftrida, for POST OFFICE DRAWER H and te-tS State IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Dissolution of Marriage and I SANFORD, FLORIDA 37771 All parties in interest and citizens COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR request for a determination OPetitioner sna il have an opportunity to be FLORIDA. ownership of the following described Publish - Nov, 15.72.39, Dec. 6, 1973 heard at said hearing. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1549.A Properties, to-wit: 0EV 90 By order of the City Commission DIVISION A Lot A. Block "N", NORTH of the City of Sanford, Florida. SEMINOLE COUNTY In re: the Marriage of ORLANDO RANCHES SECTION H. N. Iamm, Jr. UTILITIES BOARD D. CROSS, EMERSON SEVEN esP,r Plat thereofrecord.d City Clerk Net Ice of Public He'lng PAULA G. PETITIONER AND in Plat Book 13, page 3, Public Publish: Nov. 29, 1973 The Board of County CornCROSS, RESPONDENT. Records of Seminole County, 0EV 169 mssioners of Seminole County NOTICE OF ACTION Florida, LESS the following. Begin sitting as the Seminole County TO PAULA G. CROSS at the (4W corner of said Lot A. said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT , IN AND Utilities 8osrd will hold a public RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Writ being on th C Souhertv MW FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, hearing in the County Commission YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ilne of M.orton Lent, said R-W being FLORIDA. Chambers of the Seminole County, tnt an action for dissolution of curve c.oncaved to the NorCourthouse, Sanford, Florida. on CASE NO. 13-164.0 marriage and to claim special thwe*IerIy, having a radius of 430.21 In re; the Morris" of Tuesday. me 11th day of Dembe-r, equity In and to the follOwing IM and in intersection angle of 10 ROSEBUD GASTON, Wife, 1973 at 7:00 pm., or as soon property in Volusla C4unty, Florida, oegreesll' 12-', thence HE'ty along and thereafter as possible to consider an tat been filed by EMERSON D. id MW tin, arid me arc of said ROGER SHERMAN GASTON, application submitted by Consumer CROSS: curve 7775 feel, thence South 17 HuSband. UtiJ?, for of their Lots Ito 10, inclusive. Of Block 9. ugrees 29' 23" East 260-V feet to a NOTICE OF ACTION certified water and sewer service according to grants corrected map pointontheSouthllneoflaidlo?4, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO areas of Enterprise as recorded in Map menceSotzth$90gi'mSt'37"wesl ROGER SHERMAN GASTON, AgeneraI description of the area Book 3, Page 31, Public Records of 25 10 feel along said South line 01 W'405E ADDRESS AND whir-tin apptcaiion for extension Voiu i County, Florida except the Lot 4 to ..3uth*e-L corner. then(C RESI D E NCE 431 KNOL.Lw000 ha s been requested 5 as fOilO/S Northerly 57 feel of Lots 4 and 7. Norm I ewen 06' II Welt 2335 CIRLE, WA 7 ER BURY, CON. Beginning at a POW on the South •.d the Southerly 543 100 of Lots S NEC'TICUT 04704. 4 feet along the Wily line 4 sold w of Red Bug Lake Road. slid arid 6 thereof given a a right of way A w -i'rt Pet tcn for Dlssotutln c4 to tP,' PC..i? ! :' -r r r!ri VC L-) Count1, said ( 4'"-' ,'trniage a V,r.cuio havng easement being recorded In Deed Tutkawffl. Gabrielfa Road at III tiled regarding your marriage to Village of North Ortendo, North intersection with said Red Bug Lake Boc* 446, Page 43.4, Public R9cords ROSEBUD GASTON, in Circuit Orlando Ranches. Section 7, Block Reed, thence run in an easterly of Votuiij County. Florida. Court in and for Seminole County, N, Lot 2. as recorded in Inc Public are required to serve a dirtct- an along said souttt R.W lift Florida, the short title of whion is: Land Records of Seminole CountyCI Red Bug Lake Road to she Con. IN RE written copy of your defenses, If THE MARRIAGE YijQ are required to serve a copy tti-futeos Howell Creek, thence ma any, to It on CARROLL BURKE, ROSEBUD GASTON. Wile and of your written defenses. If aftY, on northerly direction along said Attorney for Petitioner, whose -t .',00i F() ,:-'-'I r- ' t IZAtI CN .'dfe'S is 617 afltCrJ t,ltTtIC flank fY.'(L: rIrT,aflO Pt:. .ncr. north line of Section 74. Township 21 Building, Sanford, I icirida 377/1, you to appear t itt, your Answer address Is Post Office Box and flit the Original with thu Clerk of South, Range 30 East, continue or other defense or pidading With the t'orda 22701, Altarnonte Sprrçs. thence in a northerly dIrection along Clerk Of the the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Circuit Court in all. fdCthorgh.ai iii, w?h it, Clerk of aforesaid ce ItrIlneof "o"ff Creek Florida on or before the 7th day of Y, Samingt.CQ nt and Serve styled Court on or before the 'hove to a puirW On the north line December AD 1973; othen.Isa a a copy thereof on Petitioners •t. December 7th 1973, other wise a Government Lot 2, said point also torney. Roger L. Judgment will be entered against Berry of default and ultimate iudgn'tefd will being a boundary point for City you for the relief demanded in fiSt CLEVELAND, MIlE A BERRY, be entered againat you for the rtli,I Winter Springs. Spring thenc e In a Pei Mon. P.O Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida demanded In the PetItIon mwesterly direction along 161#1 32111, : or befor e the 7PIi day of my hand and tISeI44t Of WITNESS my hind and Officili north line of Goveuvnenl Lot 2 and December, kD Court on this the 2nd day' of said 1913 seal Of s-lid Court n ?PiI$ 5th day l c,oeriment L ot a port Ott the t4ormber, A 0 1913 WITNESS my har 0r4 seal t the A ,, j ctc-rtrir Cl trie OoIoerroo (Seal) Clerk oltheCircuit Court on trU5 7111 Twills k0ail, thence in day o Arthur H De-ckwtni. Jr. AD 1973 Ar-thor N Beckw i th, Jr. wumeweiiy direction along said (Sea') Clerk of Circuit 0w'1 Clerk of Circuit Coviri Seminole County, Florida (in telisti 10 the Point of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Seminole County, Florida board itt County fly: Joy Webb Clerk of the Circuit Court By: icY Webb Corr.miintr De-p-utv Cicrk Cerria V fk"irt flyr',-,-, C.. L,irrGIi t3u') I V'-'c-n. Jr. (ijty (irk L".N) 7 WO{)LFO V. cr;rmar. Mttotny for Petti,ntr CLE'E; AND, MILE & BERRY ESQUIRE 612 Sanford Atlantic ATTEST: Attorneys for Petitioner Post Office Box 41 Bank Bldg. 5: Arthur H. b-eckwith, Jr.. po. or z k!tam'nte Sfftg1. Fl 32)0) Sanford Florida 37771 Clerk Sanford, Florida 377/I AttOrney for Pt4ifi0tt Pvgiith. Nov. 5. 15. 27, 79. 1973 PuOlsh Nov 79, 1973 Publish: Nov 39, Doc t, 13, 20, 1973 tkaticn Nov. 5. 15, 27, 39. 1913 0EV $6 0EV-i/a 0EV 161 DEV-17 Hijackers Held 5t\0N (AI) — The South Vietnamese military command said its bombers knocked out two North Vietnamese tanks in ti column that crossed the Cambodian border. 'Ihe tank column was moving toward the Dak Song border post, in the central highlands, which government rangers recaptured early Wednesday. The command said its air force flew 53 strikes in support of the forces at Dak Song. - Further meetings were sched- Burn Brightly In U.N. FLUID 3 Quarts 9 9 1C ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. L',,t,vfir,n Irn,,n,c j. tin (h ''bJ III bank of the Suez. but newsmen at the scene could __________ C see that both the Israelis and the Egyptians were shooting. G @ up No casualties were reported, and it was assumed the nego. tiations were broken off be. cause Egypt and Israel still Wi I ' Clnt could not agree on terms for the IRe'm fi . nd -A Casino Action i NASSAU, Bahamas (Al') — The Bahamian government has announced Plans to nationalize the country's three i;isjnij by January 176. Deputy I'rune Minister Arthur U. Hanna told the house of Assembly that licenses to the two companies that operate the casinos will not be extended beyond that date and instead the casinos "Will be wholly owned and controlled by the government." One of the casinos on Paradise Island, across the bay From Nassau, is operated by Paradise Enterprises Ltd., which Is owned by the U.S. company Resorts International. The other two casinos at Freeport and Lucaya are owned by the Bn C!:::it Cu., which i owned partly by Benguet of America. Hanna said the Bahamian government had decided to reject proposals that it become parter in the ownership of the three casinos, Ilanna said the government planned to conduct a feasibility study to determine the best method to operate the casinos. 1 -re .' LOSE UGLY FAT - ilne lot •scess food. Eat Iess.w.l;h less. Contains no dangerous drugs and wail not make you nervous No Strenuous seercise. Chang, your Iii, start today. MONADEX costs iioo for 1 20 day supply and 15.00 for twice the amount. Lose ugly lot .,r your money will be refunded with nc currcn; o;l 'W.Cti ,c in no questions asked by; and the coal supplies three or the West will spur the search Faust Drug Store07 E. 1st frir times that long. for other substitutes. 1S1.—Mail Orders Filled. The U.N. experts say esti- expanding world economy are estimated to be twice as would run out of oil in 47 years plentiful and oil shales 1,000 and coal in 122 years. But U.N. times as plen tiful as the world's experts still stand by a 1972 current oil well reserves. U.N. report that the world's oil mates of oil in the earth are on the increase and plenty of other energy sources still remain to be taiced or developed. They make these arguments: World demand For liquid fuels mainly oil — is growing about 8 per cent per year, Judging from the 1960-70 rate. But the estimates of oil reserves have been growing, too, from 7 billion tons in 1937 to 64 billion in 1950 and a trillion in 1970. The moreopportunity oilmen see for I SAIGON (AP) — Communist forces fired 721 rockets and mortar rounds into a government position 12 miles south of Hue in the heaviest shelling attack since the cease-fire 10 months ago, the South Vietnamese government reported today. F --- I ~ Calrodx surface units w controls assure fast, evei oven features non-tilt sh removable for easier over San ford Eli Open Mon. thru Fri. I a.m,. 'it's's rJAflhI -_~ ~ J-302 Beautifully styled with C swept cook top that's so ca - ' Bahamas Halt Treasure Recovery — eluding major I.waeli defense positions at the Mitla and Gidrb passes. But Egyptian President Anwar Sactat has vowed to keep R AN SM ISS ION withdrawal of Israeli forces UNITED NATIONS, N.'. making money, the harder they from the Suez Canal and the IAP)—'Thc lights in the halls of look for oil, type of Egyptian forces that the U.N. headquarters are An inVstmen( of $200 to soo would be deployed along tht Range' Will] -Now dimmed to save scarce elec. Is needed to boost the capacity east side of the waterway* tricity. But the offices where of Middle East oil wells by a Yariv has proposed that both ___________________________ the world's energy picture is barrel a day; a $2,0 00 in. sides pull hack to their prewar kept under constant scrutiny vestment will be needed for a positions. Tel Aviv press re________ glow with hope for the future. barrel-a-day output of North ports say Cairo's latest propos. 'I u:1 f;irnine iii ft" Wt',t. Sti ulk, cxpci- tcd to Mali ;il P. for lratl to itlidraw &J brought on by Arab restric. producing in 1976. When the ____________________________ k (A tions, is viewed here as more ofcost of bringing out oil reaches Advertisement a short-term political crisis $5,000, it will equal the cost of _____ than a long-term problem producing from oil shales and stemming from a real shortage. tar sands, and production from OR PAY NOTHING A widely publicized Club of those sources will become ceo- SI UI losing visight today OR MONEY BACK AAONADEX Is Rome treatise predicted that an nomically feasible. Tar sands tablet that will help curb your di. .- NASSAU, Bahamas (Al') Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973-7A miles and to return two-thirds of the Sinai Desert to Egypt, in- Shells apparently fired by uled. Egyptian mortars exploded As Israeli Maj. Gen. Aharon within 20 yards of a U.N. peace Yariv and Egyptian Maj. Gen. force car that sped across Mohamed el.Garmiasy met in the desert to stop the shooting, U.N. conference tent at Ki- which lasted about 30 minutes lometer 101, machine gun and A U.N. spokesman at the conmortar fire exoloded about two ,lt,, ,4,1 .. ..,.. - he,inrn ,%.,.; I v un. glut 3pVliy miles away. which side started the firing, World Energy HopeS Communists Hit DUBAI (Al.) The three Arabs who hijacked a Jumbo Jet and then spent 68 hours touring the Middle East in search of sanctuary were reported in police custody, but It was not known what was in store fcr them. The Dubai government would not ,- -.. DIAL imiso lt . - fl the treasure be returned, but Marx that the Bahamian gov- Two American treasure hun- Rolle said many of the items ernment had cheated him of $2 ters who say they have had been "badly smashed or million and had gunboats discovered $2 million in sunken broken and barely identi- guarding the treasure site were loot have been prohibited by the liable," "completely and utterly Bahamian government from Rolle said allegations by without foundation." salvaging the treasure. One year ago the Bahamian g all salvage overnment ordered work on the treasure site off Ex tradition Preceden t O p Mag strates 1 ), 9.1 Charlotte and Frank Donahoe and Staff invite you Grand Bahama halted after the two America ns accused the i government of cutting them out of their share. NASSAU, Bahamas (Al') — extradition case cited may have Bahamian Transport Bahamian Magistrate Emma. been motivated by political Minister Darrell Rolle an. nuel Osadebay says he dis- considerations. nounced Wednesday his agrees with a precedent cited "Ghana at that time may government will allow the by U.S. attorneys seeking to ex- have wanted to promote good salvage operation to resume tradite fugitive financier Rob- relations with the United provided that Willard Bascom, ert Vesco. States," said Osadebay, who former president of Sea Finders Cecil Wallace Whitefield, a will rule on the Gesco extraInc., and Robert Marx, a Bahamian attorney aiding the dition request. marine archaeologist from government in the extradition Government attorneys were Melbourne, Fla,, be excluded, effort, sought to show Wednes- expected to resume their final wrecked The vessel day that an extradition agreed arguments today seeking VesMaravilla was located by to earlier in the year by the Co's extradition to face charges Bascom and Marx, working for Ghana government was similar he defrauded a New Jersey to Vesco's situation. sea FirAers. firm he once headed of $50,000. Rolle said that the two took But Osadebay told Whitefiled Defense attorneys have treasure from the sunken vessel that one portion of the opinion I., ITmaInt.ained the United SLat's out of the Bahamas to the the Ghana extradition case was has no legal right to extradite United States without knowl- "total and absolute nonesense." Vesco because the charge he Osadebay, who Is originally faces in the United States is not edge of the Bahamian governfrom Ghana, also tcld govern., covered in the extradition ment. The government demanded ment attorneys that the Ghana treaty with the Bahamas. Draws as - say what deal it made to Induce the Palestinians to release their last 11 hostages and surrender. A fresh KIM crew was on Its way to fly the Dutch airline's hijacked Boeing 747 hack to Amsterdam, Tanks Hit — completion of the project but Ryan indicated the large plant, No tice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1901 N. Orlando Ave.. Fern Park. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of DREw'S USED CAR CENTER, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in corc1ince w;th the I_" "! the F L t,aine Statutes, To Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957. SiDrew 0. Daubner Publi: Sh Nov. IS. 22, 29, Dec. 6, 3 0EV-17 The Sanford Herald By THE ASSOCIATE)) PRESS Israeli and Egyptian ceasefire negotiators met again today on the Cairo-Suez road, then broke off their discussions, and the Egyptian represent.ative said the situation was "very, very bad." A U.N. spokesman said no _ up on the construction of an asphalt plant on port property. Again no date was given for the ---. Tuesday, the Uth day of December, AD: 1973 at 7:00 pm., or as It thereafter as possible to consider an application Submitted by Consumer utilities. Inc. for etenIion of their certified water and sewer service areas. A general description of the area Yreln •ppIicItiOn for extension has been requested is as follows: These lands lying and beinC in Sec 30-T215-R31E and Section 31 171S-R3IE .&* Section 36.T21S R3OE. described as follows: • :%;;..—; Twp 7IS, Rge 3lE, the P.O.B.;north along the east boundary of Sac. 31, continuing north along the east boundary of Sec. 30tothe NE corner of the SE '4 01 Sec 30, thence south along the west boundary of Se-c. 30, continuing south along the west boundary of Sec. 31 to the in. tersectionof the north R.Wof State Road 126; thence wester lya tong the north MW of State Road 426 to the Intersection of the west boundary of the SE '.. of Sec. 36. Twp 21, Rge 30 E. thence south along the west boundary of the SE '4 of Sec. 36 for 1770 feet plus or minus; thence east 165 lee4; thence south MO fees to the intersection of the South boundary of Sec. 36; thence east along the south boundary of Sac. 34, continuing along the south boundary of Sec. 31 to tnt P.0.6 Board of County Cotn,rllsionetl By: $ Sidney L. VihIen, Jr., Chairman ATTEST: S. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk P,.ybIi%h: Nov 79, 1973 DEV-173 KIJMAMOTO, Japan (AP) — Al least 107 persons were killed and 100 injured . _ P, 61~ O/ ~_i.9 2 - I, - — _____ ___ Ire to see the glittering array of Christmas Arrangements which we have made up by the hundreds and are now on display at Sanford Flower Shop. Come in and browse around and we will be happy to deliver your selection near to Christmas. I ______ tp IR Other Gift Suggestions 'Beautiful Floral Plaques made of tiny dried flowers (made n Belgium) .......................... $9.l5to$22.50 '. Our personal thanks go to those who participated and is Wall Plaques of Natural Florida wild flowers by Bishop ....... ............................from Sl2.00toS2O,00 helped with the building of the new facilities of 'Millions of years old GEODE STONES decorated with tiny shell flowers (you'll love these) ....................... .-.. from S5.5OtoS9,50 Central Furniture & Bedding located at 2400 S. French Ave. - - -- Mideast Peace Talks Are Broken Fire Kills 107 plant and an office complex may someday grace port rental because of the numerous property, but added these variables but Ryan said he has projects are still in the planning potential renters who are in- stages - ____.,_ --- - Ryan aLso announced a paper Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITIES BOARD Notice of Public Hearing T h e Board of County Corn. missioners of SvrnlfloIe County Sitting as the Seminole County Utilit ies Board will hold a public hearing in the Covnty Commission Crnb.rs of the Seninofe County . Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: section 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: John 0, Canton. Jr. PubliSh: Nov. I. IS. 72, 29, 1973 DEV-4$ - !/1 Situation Bad1 tef FICTITIOUS NAME NOT ICE ls hereby given that lam in business at 211 Forrest or.. Sintord, 32771, Seminole County, Fkida under the fictitious name of SOUTHERN COM MUNICATION, and thIt 1 intend to register said name with the Clerk of C('.fft CUfl!Y tht' CIfC __ - riOOT ivionaay the port board to have "concrete plans" before going before the commission to request more money. said no guarantee could be _ : - Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973 i unKS i o (COWL from page 1) - I I _[ , , .. _ N Hanging Baskets, both growing and permanent. The latest craze of Indoor Gardening, TERRARIUMS ..............................from $7.50 to $50.00 And of course, fresh if arrangements and blooming plants u1 - John Krider • Jack Horner Jack Bennett • Gordon Myer Julian Stenstrom • Scott Burns John Mero • A. A. McCl a nahan Pete Knowles • LeRoy Robb Bill Jack • Sid Vihien Mayor Lee Moore The Staff of the Sanford Atlantic Bank. A; '- '-', ON OUT-OF-Town ORDERS WE CAN SAVE YOU MUCH ON TRANS. IF ORDERED NOW S Sanford Flower Shop -— .--"_ - -. .__ __ ~~. - 11 — --- 'REAL ROSES IN ATTRACTIVE BOWLS (These will last for years) ...........................$5.50 to $16,00 1__ % I %%~ ~___~ _ 10- I . -" ." _-_._.__1_- ~~ _~ i:! L__..__ . . c0MM ~ - of Central Fl orida's Finer rk Ph* 3 22.1822m ~~ �Ar"Www -- -MM GA — The Sanford Herald - - ___-_- I I La A gain A 1947k — __________ ' ' - — - p L - -- d - first year she organized the something went wrong. outstanding teachers Mrs youth choir, then she took over She has collected the Touhy did much intensive work two adult choirs. For the past 20 programs from all the past directed by the eminent Dr. years she has had four choirs services, including the first one George Thompson who under her devoted care, she directed in 1947. The developed her talent and gill to While the choirs' music is program cover is decorated a point suggesting advanced - ' I __ 11L)w - ffi~ '4 ::c? 77 £ _4 - -' - _____________________ in earl) December to herald the members, four of whom will be teacher concertist - '\ •1 - - • % -' - ' . . z - 11 .~ . - X . 1. .'._4_ -S . V ;.~ I . , X __ --* WW-- - - - - - __ I' lu 41!t, P11- ., — rom year, but the format is the same. We follow the ristm. (Herald Photo by Jean Pattson "! - crisis. •• - . .. - . . . - ~ ", ,I&,-- ! -T T, F Jay - _____ I I degrees 16' 04" ( - ____ - --_-_ ___ __ . __ -. _ . I! _.. : -_ . I' commercial water craft are herewith advised to exercise caution when navigating In the vicinity of thisoperatlon. k I I . - Administrolor Seminole County Dev.17) t. - __ I- i hours,tiuwmanypeopledoyou thinkwould take of(workto drive 20 miles to see a game? co urse, it might be a iltile rough seeing the Atianta Braves having to take a train to play Baltimore. Can you imagine a two-month road trip to the west coast? If the Braves can con vince any lurking renegade Apaches on the way westthey'reacthally"brothers"the(rwagontrainmay get through in time f or the season's end, course,bannIngnIghtgamescouldhaveagoodaffect .- . r __ I------- 1) I SaV1, Reg 1699 Sale 1359 Penncres' Can Opener ' _________ vi; t'i Sale . . - 269 95 1 `189,'3119.95- SaIeTh9 'SJCPen Ccok food n just a tractso'i of the time it takes to cook In Conventional oven' Cook ma paper and 1.-. 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He State was a 24 point favorite as heated rress stands, promotional parties and luxurious ..aid a. committee will start over Sout1xTn California in the trips with national teams. sta1n1ngapp11 canL for the job But, will this all be enough? imm ediately. I suspect not. The world expects more fram its sports Wi:hita, under Seaman, had Other odds had Penn Sta te writers and Is going to demand its expectaUo paid in full a i26 record over Louisiana Sta te by 1 in Prepare for the worst, sports writers of America, they're lie joined the sta ff in 1969 as th e Orange Bowl, Texas a 2 going to turn off our electric bepwriters an assistant to the late Bon iint 1aorIte over Nebraska in ________________________________________________ Wilson, and as named head the Cotton Bowl and Alabama coachaf teril5on's(leath man favored by 6L over N otre by Alan Maver airpl BAUGH'S TAKE ash in October, l9roro. Dame in the Sugar Bowl. Z6 1 01/4 0/yr5 ff%/~c // cfmt ! - , , . - - Sa ! -------- Sava 2 ~ - - - P//flW - ' — __ - -- i' - [ _________ - A I ___ a - . - .- — Reg. 29-99, Sale 23 ___ ' - WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- - - - ___ : - _____ 'I -. ____ 77,4 I __ ____ _____ -.---,.- / - i - - - __________________________ __ _______ / -' - -_ M - : : - -- -- -. q sports seem doomed. That is one bright aspect of the whole situation. America, break out your tennis racquet.s. Un. fortunately, tennis balls are made from petroleum products. Don't give up, we'll find someffiling. In the vein of W45 I ! 7L~ : - - -__ ~ \ \\ - F-j — _____ 3 or ) - i*A' = m The Rrrumbier X3 A chopper style trike with a 2-speed trans mission racing slicks and iit _________________________ M ki -- ~_-_- - - 22” L -- I Putt Putt Railroad with i wi n d-up up . 8 o; trick t . , ~ ________ I ._ __ .. ___________________ train :. ' __________ ~; - ____________ Reg 19 99 Sale 15 99 Penncrest HIDome Frypan with buffet style handles Non-stick Ifltrior vented lid for roasting Decorator Colors - -. - - sA --- R.g27øSai22g9, 1 ~ . 1 - Save . ::' IF --Wv r--;f 1I - - - - - - ____ - 1'~ __ `~ , __________________ ___________________ -1 -2I ____________________ - ____ TV -4 I - g ________ -, -, a ' tocut back Partici pa tin sports amateur, sandlot or whatever — are bound to pick up In inest If prOfession spectator -- - f!. . • .. Sports Will Survive X \ „, ,_J - . .4 , %swoo-AW040"d i ____ - -.--- design racers have gyro wheel power system and T.stick for ,ast action. Now with the ____________________________________________ howl of por 110 models. ' . - ern ) ____ 1k__ —_— -.•: __ -1. - - -. - _________ - [fl - SSP cars with sonic soundl I pI - I non-toxic. rew, pop, roi1, grill, fr,, r1ix, slice IT . ,I =~ IT - she talks ... Ii.. 14 I.,I 0I of 2 ' --• 4 (._ Each 'industry" Is vital to America At least each is sa y ing just that, and the allocation system of fuel seems to be a direct slap at each industry to hear their representaUves yelling, why weren't they yeHing about the coming crisis two years or even two months ago? If this whole energy crisis bit is a real third and long situation for America and the world, sports is in for a real blow. Sports w survive, sports busi ness may not Wflle most of us have become the pudgy "spectator," consider ing "sports" as what we see on TV, we've got some realizations coining to us. other idea that could save us &11 a lot of gas and Use sails. That' right, clean out all the heavy insid es of our cars and put up sails to utilize free wind power. Can you imagine "ta cking" down I to Orlando. Watch out for threemasted luxury cars, all you smaller craft. - - _____ I i - • ~ they 'dbe willing - 1 . only to me it seems most unrea _ _•5_ - &a ngs Will seasons have to be cut back? Maybe this energy crisis Isn 't such a bad thing after all We need some time to evaulate sports In relation to the "outside" - world. - Talking Baby Bean 11 hassald - 4 11 -_-;s-A " . I t! people consider their "fare share" to Include 100 per cent of whatever they want. That's considerate. No one, it seems, _;Z__K ~ "------. frozen food in seconds. Aulomat c timer turns over, off when cook cycle is - — . Kn — __ _ - i __ .3 I .~~ ~ , ?-0. _:__ W, Ah i P., I _1; i I t seems the whole spectrurn of Vnerican Ufe is saying share," -. - ,I - fair - ,. - . Everyone s Fair Share 01 Suffering our .- 4 . • ii give up - ____________________________________________________________________________ - Friday, Saturday and Sundayl Layaway now. _______________ - o -a y ay g ve o n - 10 -1 I - gasoline and electricity savings. How does that savp on gasoline? WeU, if they reverted a1l baseball to daylight ' $5 -. •- Actually, baseba ll Is proba bly our saf est sport. It can be played in the open during daylight hours, effecting a great , I I Drip Filter Cofteemaker Automatically brews 2-8 L ball his First title of the season "I haven't played In more Jack Nicklaus, winner of the opposing gridder, you could bump-aml-run him right into the fire. Of course, the fans could throw offending officials In to add to the blaze, and there's one owner we know of who could wse this unique "firing" system for baseball. Now, that's not fair. Charles 0. Finley has more principles than that. On SeCond thought, throw "CharlleO" in the fire. See, I knewl ': Save ! aster," Jones said after his erMore than a dozen players ratic round, lie missed six were at 69, including 61'yearold greens, hit six sand traps and Sam Snead and rookie sentook one trip into the trees-but sation Ben Crenshaw, who had needed only 20 putts on the to rally from a double bogey six inassi'4e greens - in a bid for that was brought about by a lost .save on fuel, but think of the color it could add to the gridiron game.!nstead of a face-masking violation to "pay-back" an .. " I I - -_-- . - and Jim Ma longshot Larr) Wise. sario tied at 68. "I managed to avoid (is- - All mariners, navigators and operators of both pleasure and --- - Take for instance using bonfires at football games in- :- ths St. John's River, - (78 deqrres 50'02" North [_-nfilude L 8) degrees 19 Si" West Longitude), distance of approximately Three and ()ie.half (3½) nautIcal miles. - For Sports While I'm not expecting anyone to heed this sedlon (4 suggestions on how to beat the gasoline gap, maybe some of _______________ ____________________ --- _________ Some Suggestions .. -- - 1 Like a rand tour of the sports world to get a more in-depth idea of' how the crisis is affecting spor ts, but on second thought,thath banned.I hI - -. -- First an overview of the situation Ooons sorry'bout that We can't get an overview because our plane's been 'rounded due to lack of fuel Well that shoots down plane racing, as well as our overview idea. We could, however, L _____________ - Sports, as you know, faces many crisis situations as as I can figure, about three a day, so with that in mind I've hit upon a formula that perhaps may save the sporUn world in the coming days of an increasingly severe engergy near authorized irtra Coastal Waterway. in Lake Monroe and the ce ' $ ,.ver, • os new oc •' OtPtAfSanford "In this day and age of change from West VirgWa, moved to hasn't tried all the new ways," we need one little thing to hang Saord from Col'nWa, S. C. 29 she added, "but we keep on to, so we keep the service the years ago w he n her husband reading about them and try same. Of course we sing dif. came out of the service. what is appropriate." ferent numbers from year to INTINISTER OF MUSIC FOR 25 YEARS ...Mrs. uir.jrI _ - , / -..•...-..... _1 --- - - !_ I . , ;-1I . , - - 1%, - - ei j , West Longitude), via water, In, and adjacent to the . - - Florida (2degree 48' 59" North Latitude . Heraia Sports Editor commercial water craft, are herewith notified that on or about December 3, 1973, and subsequent dates, the Seminole County Port Authority, and-or Its designated contractor will undertake to move five (5) sevent-/-Ilye hundred (7500) barrel steel fuel oil tsnh from their present locatiopa? the south side of Lake Monroe and French Avenue in Sanford, Parvin . ,, , In compliance with the River and Harbor Act of 3 March, Christmas seasan iii a spirit of singing again this Christmas- Titus. tnrcJiIn trs• RudySloa n, 41rs, Joy and r' iUu). anu prac ti ce have 'ri. year .. , . ,,,, , ord McKibbln, and ways been the foundation of (lirictmis r itt' ill h held (t ur't lnuhy ..dr (.harles Mrs, feuhv iU1ttC5t III iIlU.' on Dec. 9 at p.m. Mrs. Touhy Wilk is still in the choir but will and she has continued to take stresses the choir never per- be going north for Christmas. advanced organ few forms or gives concerts; Among the names of the Florida from time to time singing in the church is part of a youth choir members on the "Music is not a static thtn * g 10 service of worship. 1917 program is Donna I'au she exp;ained. "There a~'e "Our Christ.mas service has Harper-now Mrs always new Ideas to try out, been traditional all through the Askew. years," explained Mrs. Touhy. Mrs. Touhy, who Is originally doing the oid things. Out choir - ____ TO MARINERS I KE BUENA VIA, Fla . than a month,"said the fl-year- fir two Disneys in ifli and a 70 despite some poor putting World. Icr are not competing in this, (,\p) Grier Jones almost old Jones, "I've had some back 1972 and heavily favod to take on the front nine at the 6,1Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, the last tournament on the l didn't play in the $I,00O Walt trouble I couldn't swing a the $30,000 1 pr again, had yard Pa Course at Disney Tom Wciskopf and Johnny Mu , mon th sc hedule this year. Disney World Open. lie has dub or ride a bike or do any. some trouble with his swing. thing. And I didn't know until And he I some trouble with just a couple of days ago that his iron play. And he has a bad I'd be able to play here back. I Jones and Wise, a 32-year-old I I And he also has a share of the former club pro who is making first-round lead. pç try at the tour this Jones relied on brilliant sand year, shared a one-stroke lead Pl"Y anti deft putting for a five- over Bob V i E. Smith, Bobby Mitunder- par 67 Wthesday and a chell, Craig Dear and rookies share of the 18-hole !ead with Larry Nelson - ic L • .. ie, all mariners, and operators of both pleasure and enjo)vd in services throughout with red Poinsettias and a work. the year. it reaches a beautiful music score for the carol, ,Joy This was accomplished at the cIlmadnteChrj.stmacason to the World .' the back are University of Cincinnati Con lhes petialserit isorg.nized the names of all the choir servatory of Music with 4 - ~k NOTICE Jones - ff-, 11_~ Spotlight ___ ' Has Share Of Disney Lead fi&~P,_" .. By JEAN PAflESON story in music and song." She was reared by paents Mrs. Touhy at te nds ref resher chapter of the American Guild Held Staff Writer This will be a nostalgic "steeped in Presbyterian workshops every year of Orgasts and has served as This Christmas Is going to be for Mrs. Touhy. ,, we devoti on." 11cr father was an Montreal, N. C., at the (lean 01 the chapter a num ber Oi particularly special for Mrs. are picking up some of the o!'J elder and active In God's work; University of Alabama, or the tinies. George Touhy as she celebrates numbers we've done through Looking back over the past 25 her mother a church school University of South Florida, her 25th anni%ersar) as the past 25 years, and doing teacher anti ardent WOC with classes conduc:cd b )CS 'she sa ys she has enjoyed minister of music at the First them again," she said devotee Mrs Touhy played th e nationally known musicians most working with the people in Presbyterian Church in San. Today Mrs. Touhy ac- organ and piano in the church "Things are changing so her choirs. "The chancel choir ford. companies the choir on a new she was in grad e school, rapidly we've got to keep on our such a dedicated group. They Every year since 1947, Mrs. pipe organ, but she still The North Carolina toes to keep up with what's are all volunteers and give Touhy has played the church remembers the old organ and University for Women in new," explained Mrs. Touhy. much ci their time and talent, organ and directed the choirs in how she would have to climb up Greensboro their Christmas worship. The among the pipes when study and afforded her organ She Is a member of the Florida she said, music courses under 9A Thursday, Nov. 29,1973- The Sanford Herlad rSports i_4~ __ serce ____________ — - - Thursday, Nov. 2 97 its Ch ri stmas Choir Time __________________ - - - I u wn L,now what you're looking for, -~ I . __ - I ; - I - __ -i I \ I . 0 \. A I - - I y Charye it at Sanford Plaza -, Penneys: Open 10 am. 9:30 p.m. Mon-Sat, Stjfl• J2'3O.53O --- - I I A-'r, ' ____ #If"-4&** 19tvii; m@*L0%s .,- I - \'t \ 1.~ - , 7 J ,"ill, 1''4_ Nl!fT)4, 1"" SW 11 - 000410 p,rita uj 4 hli i*j ii) r' MV5 I1yi,T U IbVUnN a (II blue with orangv racing stripe. zs is AncM4r. = I (110, P_W 104.1vizont ". " " ' I, - _ _:_____ J!t. .La"j!L!.,sJi " '-._A_&f_%V$JV3 1111. 418*4" IM JCPenney auto center We know what you're looking for . �I V,-.- ••• ______ ____________________________ ______ — - - ____ I. __ ________________ - - -The Sanford Herald Thursday. Nov. 29, 973 At Aims Lyman _-_-~__-_-. _-I -_ _- . ~'. I-__-~ I :A.,,,,,~g,,-;,t,,-:",,----,,r,. - __ ~--___ - _. - _ ..~i -~j ___ , "1_..-.____-in*!LA!-_ - , - -__ __ __ I _ Metro Title I 1.4'' 1 QwNwdN=or"-..&v,-..A"~:J t_ if-01 Ir _ _-,,___ .. ~ - ____ Herald Correspondent _-- I — IINM ifl(l &ott lhI%L diitftd th the I yman high school p. - - -. - Ready ifltit 'fhis includes thllldng1 igiinst Leesburg in the season specially - _. Ip I - --t _. ,. - - f..i ~ ( - 1-k 1. I - - ____________________ _______________ ~ _. ___________________ Il I ________________ ______ - ''"' / / - ____________ - -. I - - _______________________ / / - -- The Sanford Herald ___ ___ ___ ___ designed running _____ _________ _____ . a r~__.__.._ , "--:-.,:. __ ____ I me --- - - - - . imffiimiummpppolmm IV'. 7- i - I kdlfl - - . __ - - I . . .._t_,•l..#. 4 "' - - -. _ __ - - V ~ - I. .1 * .: . _~ - - - , I., 3~._ I .* " .~ I ~ / ' - .. f ' ~I - NOW . : 'lIRE --.- . . *1JIT1I . . ._# -2 - - - - - / --- -- - ----- - i _dT A - ---- ,.- r. t - - G,t muimum weer from your tun Well edjiat your br.k and add fluid if n..d.d. - 1 ! - : ~ . f :_ a. - --- : S',_ .. - , .I I , _ ' -. - I. . ., \.* .1 i'-.. _* . - ~,~ I i ' 1' 331 - . IlI J : 116 'I, fI i ., 0 ~4 " q lost 10 . - - . I _______ Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973—HA _________ -_ __~0 - - Scott coinmented that of now program. The grapplers are opener. ly four spots had been The last week of practice has required to run four miles in the Lv,en concernNI with getting twice a week sessions. Aiding I in their quest for everyone into the proper weight the wrestlers tioning via the running an,d Keith Williams will wrestle t condi with a in the hea vyweight division tnditioningprograni, and aPProachIschwartz k with with Glenn 11111 holding down Another fine grappler Is that also participates in the 'llie, .second set I Icad Coach Bill Scott reports 10.0 wrestling program Brucadoho last year room In the l lb spot Bob Brucado is ) tta team is looking "pretty Hoffman in the weight and 18-1 overall. the expected in dual meets to weigh in at 168 and Monday's meet will mark the. addition to his duties with uod" Doug first of 13 dual contests held in-i: Hoffman hLUIdICS ArmndoPayaswillcompetein sophomore Pleased with the senior CLI agory. recon a season 99 the Lyman (yin. The h1ounds the welghtlilting squad giving leadership Scott points out ll. mark overa s- jIl also host the Greyhound Among the other wrestlers despite the smallest turnout in the Lyman wrestlers the added the Invitational on L)ec. 19-20 and the advantage of in being a tipvicing for honors are Gary Returning to the team for four years of wrestling the Metro Conference Chamsquad Is working harder than notch weightlifting program. Miller, Jimmy Brinker, Dale fourth straight season are The last group is handled by Strauss, Steve Berkeley and Brinker and Miller. These are pionship on Feb. 2. usual. ____________ __ - - I - r -- - A _-T - Year . of the team Some of the wrestlers are Expected to be one of the top I matinen in the area is Hill. Ili, fresh from other sports. Peters Ifound senior has coinpiled a 26- and Steve I,ang are from the Orecordindualcompetition He junior varsity football squad . is undefeated in two seasomi in %i llile Hill. White, Miller and two-way mects. in addition lie iiin Howarth moved up from ranks with a 42-3 overall niark varsity action. . including state and district * Brinker remains the only . P cross country representative w restling winds down restIers into three individual ,Ind the competition between the grapplers for the top spot in into their final week of practice groupsThe first group works out in a their weight category. Ix,fore tangling on Monday - __ omrng 'th1 squad ___ - C For ' The Hound coaching staff of head mentor Scott. Ile takes the Dave Coloumb. This group the only two wrestlers who,,Frank Schwartz, Bill Hoffman, group through their drills on the comprises the senior members competed on Lyman's first'- P IM11M I Imm -1. 1 ____ X"MEMMU Matmen L_~._ I i - ___1W __ 'mr-le-- _ ; : i - _____ • ---- .. - -- -- ---------------------- - -- - VAIP - 55 , . _~, :-~_,:.,-_ ~_ ___________ -— ___ STANDINGS _I 'p.-_ I - --_--w~~u - - - Z_ _- _____ - - Atlantic Armando and Lows Payas grapple for Hounds (Herald PhotoByJohn Cherw) ____ -= - I- ___ z- ~.___ __- - ~__ - I NSA Eastern Conference SLIGHT SIBLING RIVALRY -- -_ I- - . - —_ - - tral Dl:n -_ aver WS oft I Fro - i_~~_ ~— -w. ire N ____________ ~ - --- CU p ew L I- - __ 1. .~_ ~___L~~_-- -_ - ~ -_____ -_Z-1-- = ___- k' F 10 9 Atlanta 12 11 .3" I Cleveland $ ,,,,,,,,n . - . I - . i_4 I R6 _ , - A ,, Midwest Division Milwaukee 20 4 .033 — Chicago 17 6 - T39 V's sparked a new fire in the breast of Rod Layer, it. There's no money in it - just e xpenses - but the aging Austrahan tennis warrior who had run it's a great feeling to be back playing on a team for your country after 11 years." out of worlds to conquer. -It's. rdce to have a fechg of wanting to win I.aver is ope of the old pros, one of a lineup of again," the 35-year-old Queenslander said today former world champ ns mbled by Austra Un during a break in preparations for the % in a LJIu to recapture the 13-year-old symbol of Challenge Round battle against No. I ranked international court supremacy which the United Stan thnd have States has held for live years. 1 ha - d lost iny drive. Tournaments didn't any meaning for me any more. 7bere was no The others are Ken Rosewall, 39; Mal Los incentive iablgpurses. Moneynolongerwasthe Anderson. 38, and the "baby" of the team, reigning U.S. champion John Newcombe, 29. ultimate to make me play well. 12 10 U 7 6 Is -M 14 Pacific Division 1*1 needed something else, and the Davis Cup is CLEVE - LAND (AP) - The Davis Cup has Angeles Golden St. Portland . Seattle Phoenix 1 6 12 10 9 3 - 7 ,632 11,-, 11 .476 4k's I? .3" 1 !6 .231 9kil W.,sdabs Games Boston 111. Capital 104 io -_ 333 Western conference I)avi -- - Capital Detroit - - 12 It 322 6 " ______- - YIIOn, 3 York __________ - Houston 111. New York 106 Philadelphia 101, Chicago 96 Buffalo im Atlanta ri Portland at Golden state Boston of Milwaukee V OmahaI It ____ _______________ - -- -- - ____ - _ __-r--'- ______________ - - -,--- ~ - -= YenYucky Careilna P4ew York Memphis --= -. -- _____ -) ---.- I_-! - - -- -_- ____ ____________ ____-- -- =- - Denver Indiana - -- ' — - - -= .- - _ 11 - 1_=__ r ASA East Division W L PC, 01 - - I __ ___ --- W.st DIv1on 7 - - ~ ~_ f~ -. ~..z~ t__zl~~,- . - - ____ - - I ~7Y_ .. __ - ,_: i _~ . Kelle StillU Omat - y -!,~~-:-- _&r--____ _ - Tf., i- By FRED ROTHENBERG beat the Penguins 4-3. Associated I rcu Sports Writer ----- - - i~_ _q . t~-itl - =-_ . - -~-' . -. J-_~~7-3--,_ _ I . ~ ,!~ ] ___ - __ -1 _-~O~";.,-.Ae~_.._,~'! , -.-,- , _%.!.-tcl.T,', __ - ~kc 55! 06 P_Zv ~ I.,;I __________________ t. _;;.:- But eer the diplomat, the itIc,n, the Houston Winnipeg By The Ass*ctated Press Pfeiffer 94, Atlantic Christian 79 Sioux Falls Henderson 90, Harding 67 St Mary 5 , Md said Kelly, whose club roared 5-3 73, back ~rotn a 3.1 defi(it, Ron Ellis capped a three-goal Etsewhere in the Niff., Mon- rally wi0i 8:2 Barrington ",Southeoslem AUss. 15 gone in the final . his chance for crba1 undica treal downed Los Angeles 5-3, period, making Kelly whiner tion Wednesday night h(ter his Roston and Chicago skated to a in his first appearance in flittsnew ational hockey League 3.3 tie and California beat Mimi. burgh since he changed election s 0 Hanover 121 MarIon 104 dub the Toronto Maple Leafs resota 54 tricts. - In the World Hockey Associ- politician Kelly, who was fired as coach - __ . ~.= . -_; 1. . 4 rl; , _ - York age new Toronto coach avoided any game ended in a 44 tic, the New CanAan Parliament during t,-ilk of revenge. Jersey-Edmonton game was his playing dais with the ToWhen you've got the horses postponed until tonight and you can come from behincl," Vancouver dumped Minriesota -' .. New College C Scores -- -.• ----------------_____: -- ' at Hill refereed These members of the Lyman mat squad are to season next week (Herald Photo By John ('herwa) _$t11 - - . , gin t heir ____________ - Carolina rffng*ro Indiana vs. Kentucky at CIn- part of wrestling Wednesday aftemoon. fte Glenn - _19 - ALAN WHEELER and Brian Stroup brush up on their competitive I . . _ Memphis v GETTING IN SOME PRACTICE dis Northwood, Ind 11, SW Michigan -1 - - A- , __ =--, ___ -_.. - -___ I I - - - T- i — ~ ~ - ~ --1- - - Umeaster Leads ____ k 10RUIN40(AP)- Iktur ~ M___ - _ - __ ~ _- - - I -__________________ I VI - _ __ - — - - - - ,' , .... - . - -:- , j_ Z--;W__~ --,--_____. _-;, ~- -- — _~Z_ , ill - 0 if the ' All IA st 1 2 punch in the league I - - W __ I -. r- - - __ - _____ - M - - - ~ - - = - - ~__~ ------. --_~=_. ___ ____ 7 - :__ ~_ _==~~ ___________________ _____ Imm __--_-_ -~_~-_ ~__ - - - - - - ___ - - ____ - __ i ~_____ __ __ .-------. ~_- ~____7=~~_ ------- - =_ ___________________ _________________ - - _________________._~~ _~_~ 1 - - I - __________________________ sek-cted Wednesday by the - - - 0 1 - Ji - - - ~ - / By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PcteMaravichdldn'tplay the i— ________ - __ ma job of ruining the e%ening for -- - I '_ - the Buffalo Brales —_ - -, _________ U.aravlc,.cameo1, h fta5K h t4n.i,.flC.i -in the second qurter and, spite playing only sporadically, scored a "rsonal season hi'h Pon d led the At Haw ks o a £,DYWV victory Buffalo Wednesday night in the National Basketball Association ________ but Ray Nettles of the Brift NW Oklahoma 114, SW Baptist. mo 104 Dowling 77 Medgar Evers UnWn, 11"o. 101. Langston. 0~1a. CO Empia (an 9L Kan Wesiryan ,, i 5* Texas St 73. St Mary Tex 71 -ere Esides' Roy Ik 11 and J ohn Iunibi,i L io ns, 1 ho - — _____________ local driver suffered a skid that was caused . h... - - - _ -=--. - --_--__ 1-= - p ____ - 1 0t ____ ______ - - -: - - - B anzura - i -_a In the feature which was the year ending Hobby Champlonshlp33 cars lined up f or the 40 laps around mile oval. Leading the pack out it was Dellarco and Lewis both in theraceasDeliarcostayedonhlsbumperfor2olapswaltlng for the oIPortunIt for a dean pass for the lead As Dehlarco : madehismoe on Lewis, Butch&nItheuedLtomak.e1ta 17-~- - 250 lap the transhilssion blew In II1arco's car causing him to go into a wild slide in the tornWith pI tees fi ng i f rointhe tran.sandth diiye ft fJ rematnlngcarsdidsomefancydnivinginaneffort tomlss ,, ,he uCuw , A u"u &.'uarcO only one car Cuvu iuiii fl ian. rear Af ter the 30th lap the race settled down toaduel between Lewis and Smith as the two ran side by side for the rest of the race with Lewis being the winner . Joe Faircioth finished third with Jimmy T. T taking fourth ~_ - 30-point lead and then IntheLsteModelsGeneCvanswonthefirstheatwlth previously unscored upon Raider oys) upend wb a squad 13-6 (Herald P hoto B anGilma rtin) imartui) ' D nile U .-,I weathered a late Kni k II' C for the i gradually whittled the Rockets' lead t 109402 with t 115 By KEN RAPPOPORT Memphis State. last year's "Sometitm I don't think remaining in the game, But Dave DeBusschere fouled Rudy Ass"fated Press Sports Writer NCAA I'Mist, against UCLA they're human," says The 1973-74 college baskewall ho dropped out of the Missouri Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell Tomlanovich and then was season opens with a bang Fri- Valley Conference thii seasoni, But he's nevertheless looking slapped with two technical fouls COWi takes on Missouri Rolla at forward to opening against on the play. Tornianovich da night as seven of the try's ranked teams start shoot- home. including thwe oil] 1'he most glamorous name in at the Bruins'cozy Pauley Pa. nd the K I k smoothies, the UCLA Drums the field of course is UCLA - 'iUon techricals t The Bruins and their fabulous a team that has been described "You don't get an 0 winning streak open at as "inhuman" by some like this very often CeltIcs lii, Bullets 104 home against Arkansas and Thz Celtics romped to --i 5945 hope to keep rolling Sattirday halftime lead and then main- night against fourth-ranked tamed the pace enroute 10 their Maryland. -12th consecutive victory. Along witli the national -! lg~_______ -- . - _,_ __ Boston had a balanced attack champion-1, who John ILivlicek scored 22 n years in a row \A title — ___ - - _ I __ __ points, Ju Ju White 21, Don and tune times out of the Last Chane) 20, Dave Cowens 18 and ten seasons, No 11 San Fran Don Nelson 16 clsco, No 15 Arizona, No 16 - " .7 . W, 7 18 Alabama and No. 20 - - ffflp~ - Bithlo - Love I.Abor and Luck beat the RIC Sherman -1. won Diego Bombs W*11t Closes Door Pulsating Action... You Bet! UNIONDAIE. N.Y. (AP) - ' tadors, game" for the Conquis i!t Chamberlain closed the said their coach. I had for 20 minutes o dii after court ruling h A ha%.e, to o, the way the San ferent. the formee National Diego Conquistadors p aye lation star ball A ketball Wednesday night. sit out the season after he "There were so many things ABA. junl* to the that went wrong, I couldn't be-lie would havetaken the in to start talking dc if he I his team lost a 134-108 Ameri. twd been in there," said Net ed the Dilly IdU can Basketball ,h 38 rout with a game to the New York Nets. It ias ju.st a "super bad points anti 19 rebo unds rio reporters "WOthl's FJN(Vif ( ,1111t," ParI40titt jel Wjgerin~, 12 power-charged games rnghtl except Sunday ost time 7,10 p.m. INtitinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday , Udiet f rre tflultd,ly Night • Fun C -- O vAry it ny Car cvi nt at Gentral Ha. Dragway. .1iin Wall took Hot Wheel honors and Modified Street a Chevelle Perry Speber Cor vette on the last run of the featured F in - SEMINOLE a . --71 ~ , Ocala Raceway-Mini Stock driver Leon Gault from lAke Mary won the heat and feature In his Angila, Leon was telling that if the mini stocks wish place to race that th.y had better start supporting the cause as the owner stated that he I) Lewis won the late model race and his brother Cecil made . ' , ' Adtflk34t SOt and up (Up&f 14 not ti)(fe8eiv.itionscj!lYjS. ~5,622!(Aftmioa.m.) 7 MIt tS'iORTIUI ORt \DO 0'. Il% '$7 IRN PARK - CASSMURRIl -MINUTISIROk'114 -- '.) By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE T 1 -- L F REC ~ 1' f4t & ne S 0 OU won t have to journey far homes t o wi tness top-notch pigskin this week as the regular season d ra ws a1clor with several shes on the schedule. !: to Association center ' _____ - - -------=I .1 I S I - -. - ~~- -_ ___~_ - T7 lest the Hurricanes blow his 11 /- in forecast is the Irish by a two- . < . touchdown margin, 28-14. ______ Drv,iCar Only COMPLETE ELECTRICAL at two price. The 74th renewal of the r,._. Army-Navy classic will be - - FRONT SYSTEM CHECKUP/ 111111111111111111111 - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALIGNMENT END Precision front end ' ____ "V alignment L•I, $995 — ' I ______ you z' ' - PARTS EKM mechanics. __ ~ If NEEDED- _______________________________________________________________ IIIIIIIIII ENT& , - thhi 8 Lb_.itit IPIML ddta g't hi IOmUI t, IOI!M ce( y rttMm tt* • &b.1 with prod d yaw 1autli.4oniv.âs.iirfor I elichmp uWw ow pirdA paranlim Nowilmd _. L:1- S _r J . _~ -j ' . u"- ________________ DISCORM . 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Congress has been very quiet soft drugsainong team players in its gentle investigation of are common. Ilain-killing and drugs! n sports. pills are body-building reportedly dispensed routinely Ili locker rooms from high We'll alim ywr frant wh"Is AM kowl 4 nw anaU low hninp,turndn, ,,*ck frcmtb.srijsand Lsp.tc'oniç1es..y,tea. 8taadard ad .a. (Drum.typ y•) - ht A hill in ffie Scriate Coln. ('011LEV NE%VS Congress, properly con- mer ('oiiiiiiittee hich calls cerned ocr the nation's for a studs of drug use in high problems with drug abuse, has school and 'college athletics atul been quick to adopt legislation other amateur sports is dealing with law enforcement vigorously opposed by school officials, who fear federal and educatiomil program. But i different standard meddling in their programs apparently is applied to the 11wainateur athletic bill is not area of i,rofessional and a target of their concern amateur athletics. where specifically because of its drug but they %hispers of ~nproper use of stud% it is a factor. both competiti.e and toncede in drugs noncompetitive situations have No legislation to curb abuse become increasingly audible In in professional sports is con months " Nt- I t ' Our lawmakers are reluctant triticisin of the p C the d ' proble m in organized pledged to conduct their own sports, for which a significant cleanup and Congrem has been number of congresst the same emotional respet t S tune tlw fan in dw White House. physical C Cc 5 0 But books and ,irticles I uers to detect drug use has relating lurid tales of 'pep' been ruled out p. pills freIy adriunistered by position I I team physicians have been Examination is a key point in ,)tibliSht d by athlete authors re (OiiiUi mitt ii ro edures t( 4U MESHOC Inciudoo new lining &M rebuikiini; wW cytiss. 6 ort asA BRW OVERHUL ' major schools to the profemional leaguesr Phil Shinnick, athletic director it Rutgers Unisersity ;Ind h1tiLwif it former amateur athlete. has said, "it a federal Investigation ~alked through the dressing room of the National Football IAagUe Ll tht, lilpetitions, in amateur they would have a athlctl - '" ur n In - beeringe played in Philadelphia and it oo s from this end like the '~ , %. I i I . / Middles' year. We read it: Primed for their annual in ""1\ Navy 27, Army 17. L. I e ru e es are This is it for the regular such -t me foes as season, dear readers, but I Oklahoma -Oklahoma State pages for my watch these / (68th mee ti ng); ) Tennessee bowl games Iorecast.s The Vanderbilt 67th renewal), i predictions will astound LSU - Tulane (list engage Now go on wit t ic merift Boston College Cross (69th battle), Rice — dict. Oklahoma 34 Oklahoma Bd', lot (No 54), SMU TCU St 24 Tennessee Volunteers Navy 27, Army ii (tn A1,,knm,, - 26 V!nAnrhti ., . IIT " Alabamaz4 AuburnZO ;' A ub ( Btti repeat), swanel4 Boston Florida 36. Florida St. 14 Holy Cross 21, Rice 16, Baylor ('ror Georgia - Georgia Tech ii 13 Ceo is Tech 7 the 68th time), and Florida - 7 and in the battle of the Utah HawaiI' (N) Florida State (o 16) Jose' alphabet at Dallas SMU B Col 37 Holy 21 We can expect some thrilling TCU 28 Houston In their usual slam bans action on all fronts. Space will not pe rmit us to affair at Birmingham it will detail all of the pe rtinent in- be Alabama 24, Auburn 20, Predictions are for games 01 Dec. 1 fed to us by our and at Atlanta the Georgia field operators on these ex- Bulldogs will hang on to ce tionally fine elevens defeat the Hamblin' Wrecks Notrrme2LMiamI.(Fla.) Su&iceittosay -.kaff - ka ff 13-7, meanwhile in 14 (N) -(lie Hoople System corres- Gainesville, in their still pondents have scouted these youthful rivalry. Florida will Oklahoma 34, Oklahoma St. 4 teams all the way from the whack Florida State, 36 14 attitude ci the assistant har rumph. Rice 16 Ba br 7 waterboys to the pr0lerns Also in Florida, under the Iowa St. 20, San Dirgo St. IN the capt'aim are having with M i, ill meet the Miami ' their grades and fiancees - Irish Hurricane& With one eye on SMU 15. TICU 28 um-kumph! Rutgers 30. Tampa 8 (N) At this point in time we - his upcomin Tennessee 16. Vanderbilt 21 kak-kafr - confidently pre- meeting with rugge LSU27,T:laneIl Bri Young 42. UTex- El 9S - bama, Ara had best be wary, 1_,5 1 e'\j) - CHARGE Ft*pKk front wbeed ('' Seer Without a Peer Dr Results me 'c I for games of Saturday, Dec. I u ra a .-StarvinMarvin" Swartz finally became the winner at a majormneetashethunderedoutastrong6.lSEltobeatout the Franks and Funk AA-F dragster . Marvin who lives in Largo, also the home of another drag star, Don Garlits, has I6ET beengettingmoreconsl.stenteachracethis}ear His 6.16 was low time of the meet. Raymond Beadle in the "Wonder Wagon" defeated Totn Prock In the final run to take Funny (.tr honors Reid Whinsted won Pro Stock with an 9 02 over Harold Clark. Over 275 cars ran in eliminations at the home of the 'Gator Nationals" Weekend ______ -_ e rO I 7game 1: I _____ late smoo h uaA Opens At Home As Cage Year di e s Going Penn, No 17 Jacksonulle, No Will Cagle and Bobby JoMson next. In the third lap of that beat Pete Parrish and crowd favorite Bill Raush tangled up The feature saw E v ens jump out to a lead never to be passed again as he really had his Chevelle humming. Carl Tyler and Will Cagle made it a Chevy sweep as they took the next two positions. Ray Gardner in a Ford finished fourth. This coming Saturday will be the final race of the 1973 season as the models will have a 50 lap Championship FLAG FOOTBALLERS prepare for the start of another play Tuesday troit9G.9l and Mih%aukee whipI*d Seattle 127 Rockets 114, KnIcks H Late Model Action ta LINING UP FOR THE SNAP tOPlOPerpMaWS. . formation -- ~~_ (Co e taking both cars king out for the nite In the second heat Chip -, topped the New 'roric Knicks Payne ", Tatlaft9a 67 Pirw ''eico 1 Athl e t es I e.Mrco I 114-106, Boston defeated Capital III-ID1, PhilLdelphia beat Chi- 7k 101 Bulls 1 iirn- iow ieveue as # ; We% inflate them REPACK eway C --. — (ExckmOng disc twokes and soam f oreign cars) ,_ F At Barbervill Rac ecil the points champion in the hobby stock class for 1973. Liewis won the heat he was in by inches as Butch Smith looked like he was glued to lxwis's car as the checkered fell. Joe •s. first i.eat once ", ,. was Falrclo th fin ished third ..,1r1s 11arco ifl u,C )CuOW he picked up his 12th checkered flag of the year. Undberg Howard and Jimmy 1. took second and third in Fords. .-- -= - 1: )_ I - The teams exchanged the lead until Maravich sank a 32toot Jumper midway In the seeond period and put the Hawks he as :.: sto P NAaJ • CD I - :~ as - ~ i . (Herald Photo byCarl Vanzura) by -.' 4 . .. , _- i, w Mem. Fred Carter and Steve Mix o Action ! d i as phi ctite open their seasons II tr ' \1"ntr' ii rif th orin Ii ir It . _ Aloutit" *,vGreen say sit, wis..$10vent fUUftb quarter as the 76ers ckingsmts, was JtW. one Pt 53 broke open a tight contest. The P' ers, fur Ilit, f1rA firili-, since IWO. %%aa.-, ~u!t: behind C.,an.-Awil. The oth. hletic CoWerence, Milton %, BervrMctinit, Ill, V a near-U.1anifflous choice. 11W er outside linebacking spot third frame, but Carter put hosts San Diego Universitv. the (71, this year, was includ-d Ouachita 45. Col:, otarks 0 ' only other quarterback ri,amed as wide receiver at tight end. went to Mike Widget of the Arizona, one of the favorites TOURNAMENTS Philadelphia ahe&i to sta y at on the. ballot w2s Joe Alotlettes. Lander Invitational In the Westkrn Athletic ConGuards Ed George of MW Theismann of the Toroato Dick Adam and Al Marcel1in * Presbyterian ". Fraoicis marwn ference, entertains 111nols. trt'aI and Jack Abendschanof of Ottawa, rookie Lorne Rich. Argonauts Penn, the choice of the Ivy Erskine 10 Watford U overtim, points and George Mcllowan of the Grey &I -sk-3tche- wan nanktil (-enter ardmin rJ&ir-k-,itilewan, JA'Vis league, invet-s. New Hampshire i Walker ta,nwd all scorers wlUi -firi-,th%' P.1u; Dt'-si-WAJ6 ut _ri#(1A11ii on Pufter of Hamilton Tl,ger-CaLs ------ ----- ~, in a duubleheader at I'liflathe offenuc lint. ,',hiile the and Larry thghbaugh of EdEskimos extir.&i his rule a delphia's Palestra A BIG TAX HITE Bucks IV. Sonles 93 ng a Winnipeg Blue Bumbm* per- inonton were the defensive wide -'vvr r" by gatheri Jacksonville, a strong inde. NFW YORK (All) - After Kar-.cn Abdul-Jabbar &-wed ennial sUr.. BUI vrank. and Ed- halfbacks unanimous vote for that pendent from Florida, plays St. ..kifilln Newcornhe of Australia - - A-11 -- L-111, fivi: n I _atets to wuo the U.S. Open tenross tilleat lr "! 11*'q l'i'll- e-11401 31 POInt-!1 Ill John's, N.Y., in ,I tourngl`Illelit u;ih team -Reed, t)alla Rwa, Forest Hills and received his (!t'IIN% quarter as the 1hcks at Clemson, S.C.. award last week as the ujtTfie defensive front fou Itistanding foottuall player It, Alabama, one of the clam " Frank, George and Abend3chan 3Z,0W winner's check, ho said- tallied a 41-22 lead in the opencluded ,Saskatchewanis Bill on olfenSe; Ifellon, Baker. "Ixt'. 1, see - $15,000 goes ~ ing frame and were never teams in the Southeastern lntrrrial Resenue ,O00 to my 'hreatened Bud Stailworth led ferenec, trae1s to GeorgIa Gur-e Reed, hose running Baker and Jirmi Corrigall of To (tmpbelI settles and Adaos " Seattle with 16 000 - -- Oita" i Riders at tackle of the Canadian Foo'balI k-am for the sixth time Jerry Canipbeil of Ottawa led League, has been named quarJoining the 33-year-old full tethack on the All-Star back in the ofknshe backfield the sotirigat middle linebacker, Football ill Itt port'rs of Canada __ ~ ~~ ~__ __- _.--~ ---IW - __ - ~ - II -Fr~- _ ~ __ im Rudy Siiiis ofIthe Gnu Cap- team _________ __-La , -_ __- - _ alwiry Stattipiedem and Ion ' ~~- Star Picks 10a Lan. passing to give Rougluiders the ikatr he in SI Androw's.N.0 1?,Avtrotf,Va. 50 of the crew. - - the past racing season. However, in his last race the - over Friday's GAMES race at Barbervil)e. The driver is shown here with his wife Marilyn, along wi th owners of th e car and children - an Kentucky at Memphis Denver at Indiana - .---- __ - 12 12 12 12 •O '., San Diego $ 15 345 i Wednesdays Games Utah 116, Virginia 105 San Antonio 104, Kentucky " , - - - I - __ a San Mtonio UtatI ______ - 15 6 711 is 192 II 12 QI ' " - ' entire game but did a complete - &_=1 ' - - victory by waving the checkered flag from inside his car . Dellarco enjoyed the flag waving twelve times in - as far as On Droves LOS mechanical failure which caused him to drop from the Matheson - - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Detroit at HOu%t P4e* York at Chicago -- SANFORD DRIVER Chris Dellarco celebrates his ) CalStal at Buffalo Philadelphia &I Cleveland 14 - and his uniform number-53-- This last half of the season, The Steelers ha,e had trouble defense on more plays this year become possibly the best known we're starting to u,se it more scoring recently and Matheson and the avercge yards per of any non starter in the and I feel it wi ll be a v i ta l part thinks injuries to Bradshaw and game of opponents is lower. National Football League last of our defense the rest of the ilanratty are responsible "In't th inkwe'regettingas year. season." twcause "it throws off the of. inuch ball control out of our But the notoriety of the Ile that includes fuisive coordination" offeneaslastearandwe'rein MIUT-H lph ' ona Mond a night's nationally. Although you are replacing more defensive situations, he hh F televised game with the Pitt. thein with capable players, the said. -That results in our being either a linebacker or end on sburgh Steelers in the Orange tuning and rhythm Is thrown on the field more, but e re expected passing plays, died as Bowl, .for which the defew is off. If you havc. a guy coine in Widing lx~oplc d6v;n to fewer ne"rwss wore off. Matheson preparing to face three quar still is a key defender, but now terbacks-Joe Gilliam, Terry changes things. This affects he does it without headlines. He The reason, he said, is Brad.shai and Terry flanratty. other people on off ense." says it doesn't matter. •fe,'s mature wi th age and Miami was the NFL's best this is true of ours. We've gotten "We've gone over scouting "Of course, last year It was all new and everything," he reports...and all three quar- defensive team last year but better teamwork. Look said. "This year, teams are terbacks have distinct styles. (*urrently ranks secon(i to around the league and all great III more prepared for it and as a Gilliam loves to throw 90 per Oakland in the American defensive teams have matured. result, it has not been as ef. cent of the time on second and Conference. It's a matter of playing together long. flradshnw and hlanratty i:tive. "1 think our defense Is much and getting that coordination. -But we've been able to are more conservative on better than last year," main. We have a better understanding 'mid 1 It' • • execute it better aravi6 Dumps 42 •, nix — . M Thursday's Garnee Kansas City Omaha Frldiy's Games ____ pounds. MIAMI (AP)-Bob Matheson more satisfying to me this year. derstanding their style." - w. ... _'i - -i4_ ~~f.' ~._ - ___ , - __- - _-___-:., ~-' - __ --_ _.~= ; ,,, _- ,--- ~_- -- - __ _____ .- ____.___ 0--_ - _________ f- M4 ~___ uwwkk4~z~-_-_-_ -, -_. _. -_-_ _--'. 7-_ .T_., - __.. ---__ .__ .- -, - . . . -1 .. , I_. -_ ~~__ _-= , __ . . _'. __ I ~i _ 1. -. ~__ ;-- , -.-_'. .. - - .- I I _. - - __ _- -11.1- - 1 - CHRIS DELLARCO WAVES HIS TWELFTH CHECKERED FLAG L - - - SHIRLEY MILLET 934-9212 ForestCity -- - ~ 1. - 1 t means I column by 2 in or anad It ties Too small for noticed or effective? - You re reaoing this one .- HILDA RICHMOND i FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD 322-0244 Deltona __________ ___________________ -- - -- -- ---- - -- -. - -, - - - - �. -- ..-. 12A---Th? Sanford Herald - - . J I Save group of long skirts. Sa le on women ' s J440 slippers double knit ankle length skirt for misses. Narrow belt, side zipper and button closure. 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Two days only, so hurry over. rancher Peg. $5. 8;usht,cj a elate"nylon t!oo'-tength gowns. Se veral styles in assorted colors Sizes S.M,L. Extra sizes, too. Peg $6, Sale 4.80 1888 ' ',I 4' 1.f - '-- _____ Peg. $5. Brushed acetate/nylon dress-length r--,qht =1,1ns Several styles in assorted colors • I) L Sues SM.L ______________ I Great value in a lightweight, Closeout watches wrinkle-free sport coat of 100 pct. polyester double knit Solid colors Reg. or long sizes. Corduroy Jacket pile lined machine wash. SM•L-XL *I1 _ ____ - - ._ ____ a lncreaseofl9percentasnceSept.30,1972. In the CO!flbankS Progress Report Banks reported that ComBank-Longwood seventh CoinBank in the Central Florida Area, had been approv ed by a ll Delta Reports ATLANTA At the regular meeting of Delta Board of Directors, Robert Oppenlander, senior vice finance and treasurer, reported unaudited net president Income for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1973 of $17,421,000 (8$ cents per share), an Increase of 33 per cent from the $13,0%,000 (66 cents per share) earned In the same 1972 quarter. The 1972 quarter Is restated to reflect the Aug. 1, 1972 merger of Northeast Airlines Inc Into Delta as a pooling of interests. The current quarter includes an after4ax gain of $1,151,000 ( 6 cents per share) from the sale of DC-9-14 aircraft. The 1972 quarter included a non-recurring after-tax charge of $1,657,000 (8 cents per shaire) representing the writeoff of various pre-merger and post-merger related - Men ' s and women's 17 to 25 Jewels. Assorted styles including automatics and calendars' . Pantimhose salel !": j) .• •. - -/ ,, - (_.- . - -- Save on girls pants A L Sale polyester ,I 510, SilCi 7.14 Rag. Sale 2" texturized polyester Rag. $ blazers in today's 423 sizes Great savings on girls' pants. Choose from cuffed, wide-log, flare-log, baggles, and more. Sale 4 1or $6 Reg. $2 each. Control ?o Mado of easy-care fabrics like acryhc Sale 246 Rog. 2.89 Toddlers' stretch nylon pants sets. Long-sleeved polo shirts and flaredleg pants, In a variety of jacquards.Stripes and solids. Sizes 2T, 31', 41. and brushed polyetcr'cotton blonds. In fantastic plaids and fashion solids to mako it a beautiful fall. 1 ------------------------- ., Opera ting revenues tar me quarier were up i per vvni w million from $242.0 for the 1972 period. Revenue passenger miles increased 8 per cent to 3.8 billion and passenger mile yield Increased 5.5 per cent to 6.66 cents. 1277.3 1688 Reg. $3 Sale erry hri BOYS Reg. 16 () Peg. 1.69 each.. Run Resist Ffezxtra nylon pantihose with nude heel. Proportioned lengths in fashion colors. 4 for $5. ii ' t --_ r4 ,. 4_'."•s. r. ' P..' \:'• nude heel. Proportioned lengths fl If '1• J:1' - 4 1 . 7(1 l.95 BOYS fashion styles. in a large assortment of fashion C,argo reenuesIncreased7percentfoithequarter. ijt1ji Phosphate Climbs _________ t ' colors. Hurry In for I best selection s Sale 11.88 -$ Reg, 13.9$ Boy's texturized blazers. 511,5 8.12. Reg. I i I - as JCPenney have at interest rata they can't afford. "There are massive changes in our way of life coming," continued Russell. "The country has been living on a totally unrealistic level and in the future we'll be living at very differing standards. DO people really need two houses and two cars? asked Russell , who rides a motorcycle and is usually seen dressed In Levi s. economists were In agreement on the reason for the commodity shortages which will haunt us. Said Friedensohn,"Of 12 basic commodities, " 6 are in short He said the shortages are directly due to "over- nn ChargeitatSanfordPlazaPenneys:Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m.Mon.thruSat. Open Sunday12:30:30.Phone..,323.1310 -- * - - ..e. t DW$IUIUUWI UI LAKEl\ND--A recent survey conducted by the Florida Phosphate Council shows a continuing Increase in employment by the phosphate Industry in Florida. Homer hooks, Executive Director of th e Council, reports that the survey shows a total of 8,576 persons employed In he phosphate Industry in Florida, up from approximately 8,000 In 1972. Twenty-two Florida counties and the State of Georgia provide wor kers in the industry. Polk and Hillsborough counties lead In the number of einploytd, with Polk having 4,945 I(xated In 29 cities or towns. Hillsborough has a total of 2,463 in 24 cities or towns. The other counties In order of number employed are: hamIlton 312, Hardee 224, ColumbIa 186, Suwannee 146, Manatee 106, Pasco 98, Pinellas 11, Madison 9, Duval 8, Hlgnlands 6, Alachua 3, Baker and DeSoto counties have 2 each, and the following counties have one each: Orange, Osceola, Sarasota, Citrus, Clay, Gilchrist, and Lafayette. Forty-seven workers live In Georgia. Maitland Bank Promotions The following promotions were announced by Wendell jarrard, chtirman of the board and chief executive off Icer of the First National Bank of Maitland. Ralph L. Smith was promoted from assistant vice president of purchasing and persor,4hIel to vice president cashier. Robert F. Barnett was promoted from assistant vice president of mortgaie loans to vice president of mortgage (ni Mrs. Marcia A. Rickett was promoted from assistant cashier to assistant vice president of instalment loans, WIIUUU 1w UI cmaUon of too much money. Coun tries throughout the world are creating purchasing power that has no relationship with conuc output." All agreed that a return to a gold-hacked system would be the solution to the problem, but politlofans' procrastination and unwillingness to face the T Target regulartoryauthorltles and is scheduled for opening In early 1974. ('emBank -Central Bank & Trust Company has been approved by the Florida Commissione f banki newest ComBank will be located In downtown Winter Park. Similar to Illustration. to ..n "CainBanks Corporation continues to achieve Its corporate goal of sound, prof ita ble growth " President E. G. Banks announced to stockholders. "Inc -eases in earnings per share, deposit growth, and all measures of business activity confirm that CoinBanks and members banks continue to share fully in the economic growth and progress of the Greater Orlando Area," Ranks reported Third quarter results brought operating re venues mor nine months ended Sept. 30 to $8,930,711 1972, January, 1973 pooling of Interest as a result of consolidation. Net income for the period was ;i,iss,si, a crease over $907,749 for a similar period last year, as restated. Earnings per stLarereached $1.81, up from $1.54 per share last year. Total deposits amounted an 4 Sale $4 . - :t_t. 88 2 - -'1. • . -4 r.a - -"--4 - • 4"S jmll~ C ,- ..-. tIi Iola ,I fk "w4k W=k --?r7 TT ANT, need with money they don't You're no different than your neighbor—or than most companies, for that matter—if you write more checks at the I beginning of the inonLh and then taper off as you begin to watch the balance dwindle. Surveys reveal that the highest daily volume of checks occurs on the first Monday and th e highest weekly volume , during the first week of th e mon th , according to Wayne E. Albert, vice president of th e United Sta te Bank of Sanford, and pres ident of the Ft Ce ntral Florida Chapter of the Bank Administration Institute. He adds that the monthly law point usually" OCCUTS around the twenty-ninth day of th e month. In a normal week, banks vrill handle two and one-half Umes as many checks on Monday and Friday as they do In em Ieeeda)softheweekbecauseofroutjne thr business practices.Fortnst.ance, practices. eBAlchapterprealdentpolntsout th that the majority of payroll checks are written on Fridays, and weekend deposits result In heavy Monday-Friday pats in check volume. U.S. commercial banks processed 14 billion checks in 1%2, 21.5 billion In 1970, and they expect to handle 43 billion by 1980. The median check value---a dollar value at which half th e checks are smaller and half larger—lies between $25 and according to BA!, the largest technical association in the banking industry, headquartered In Park Ridge, Illinois I ft , A..N N Great buys on 0 girls' Winter Coats -"-. : J! i I 'so'' Check J, /I Ali; I I00 it l II P) . Closeout H iq h Volume 114 Sale 229 :. heads his own Investment Reg. $a Rag. $15. The tapestry oak i n tong skirts aycn/cotton with black elastic waistand For junior sizes 5-15 •"' counseling firm on Manhattan, , 11 Hf'}1 J f . . a former Massachusetts Technology of Institute scientist and economist who _____ if Rill •11) Sale$12 ,A Vf wi OWS • i Sale 615 an . k t(J. S20. IiigU skirts for juniors. Cotton velveteen in assorted solids. Styled with chain bell, back zip and back slit. Sizes 5-15 , Richard Russell, who writes DOU Theory Letters, Andre J Levleanal'stlorRobertGreen Page 18 N~t 1"Ad, Mom ! CC! . S Sale $16 ALI on I If 11 , 1i 9" - Believe uture Dim Reg. s7 2 .- ---------- - By DONALD C. BAUDER Sale Rag. $18. Polyester ORIG. to 84.95 - Economists 'hr III O ' ni: Save 20% on selected Sale -- Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973 'ennvc o ---- problem wild probably lead to - economic disaster first, en the world debt structure starts to be liquidated, it will accelerate the u mate collapse of the FrIede nso said. "We ye moved into the critical area Whether it blows this week or next year, or whether Ule catalyst is the Arab-Israeli conflict, we don't know—only that we cant fool around anymore, said Russell. AU agreed with Levie who said, The public knows less about economic reform than VIEW FROM I H E TOP lj By Florida Gas Company Executiive Team Restructured May, 1971, and has been a natural gas company, VanThe Board of Directors of He later was president 01 fl November, 1972. Texas, sports gas from Florida Gas Company, meeting home construction company in Wilhite, 50, is a 194-4 graduate director since 1%6, Louisiana and other Gui,! Coast i t,__L ra. ---- 11 at n hfnrn lninInaj •h IT MilItnru Af4Drnv •••s. nf J In iCW I UE I..41y, UP&JWUIICVU IWMJIVI states and delivers it board o f At We meeting, the the election of three executives Houston law firin of Andrews, Ilis career with the company peninsular Florida. th roughout Kurth, Campbell & Jones. He began in 1957 in Houston, where directors declared a quarterly to management positions. per W.J. Bowen, formerly resigned as a partner in that he was active in developing the dividend of 16.25 centsstock Through subsidiaries, the share on the common gas supply for the president and chief executive firm in 1972 to join Florida Gas original Texas-to-Florida payable Dec. 15, 1973, to compan y is also engaged In oil off icer of the compa ny and its as general counsel and firm's and gas exploration in the Gulf secretary, and was a lso named pipeline project. He was named shareholders of record on subsidiaries, was elected to Coast area and In land a director at that time. He was executive vice president f 3, position of chairman of Florida Gas Co., a diversified development in Florida, board. He continues as chief elected vice president in Florida (ac and subsidiaries in executive officer. Selby W. Sull ivan, previously vice president, general counsel and secretary of Florida Gas, was elected president of the parent company and of Florida F. Land Co., its land-development subsidiary. • .1 H.L Wilhite, executive vice • .$. president of Florida Gas, was elected president of the torn pany's natural gas pipeline \ subsi diary, Florida (,as ?_ Maittlan d Jaycee r - I I .. I .. ' "This restructuring of our management team will strengthen our organization and afford me more time as chief executive officer to anything else. He nr'.med the develop long-range planning he thinks the and seek solutions to problems to move public won't press for a brought on by the energy gold: crisis," Bowen said. "Mr. 'First is the bankers. They Sullivan and Mr. Wilhite are want the liberty they have highly experienced and cxwithout the discipline of gold. ceptionally well qualified to Second the politicians--they assume these additional want to be able to spend Inoperating responsibilities." discriminately. Bowen, 51, has been "Also, many of them oppose President of Florida Gas since the system because it would December, 1960. He was give South Africans a good graduated from the U.S. position. Military Academy at West "Third, most of the Point in 1945, served with the economists are either disciples Army Corp of Engineers, and o Lon Keynes, such as Paul began his career in the oil and Samuelson, or are monetarists gas industry In 1949. He was such as Milton Friedman who instrumental In organizing the are gold foes. completed on the $1.5 million structure which is expected to be finished by early January. Remodeling of the existing building is scheduled at that time. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) CAMERA catches view from sixth floor of new First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County looking northeast, toward marina, city hail been court house and ci vie center. Exterior work Company's pipeline project to bring natural gas to Florida. Sullivan, 39, received a B.A. degree from Rice University and an LLB. degree from the University of Texas law school. , " - . :. - •..•....••• - . - - - • - - . NON - -- ec TI Ofl At a special meeting of the Maitland Jaycees two new officers and a new director were elected. Kammer was Ray unanimously elected as president; David Padgett was elected internal vice president; and Chuck Taylor was elected to the board of directors. Kammer works in the Engineering Department of General Dynamics Cotporation. lie is a na ti ve of New York City and came to the Maitland area in 1966. Lie served four years In the United SLites Air Force as an ElecTechnician prior to trunks going with the General Dynamics Corporation. Padgett of the Martin Marietta Corporation lives In Altamonte Springs and Taylor of the Southeast First National Ilai'k of Maitland lives in Orlando. The other officers and directors of the Maitland Jaycees are: Jerry tAnscott, external vice president; David MacNamara; treasurer; Buddy Hucks, secretary; David Gray, state director; Robert Nordheim, Earn a guaranteed 61V on 15,000 Savings Certificates We know. The "numbers game" everyone's playing with interest rates gets to be pretty confusing. But when you wade through all the rhetoric and look at the facts. the fact is that a $5000 savings certificate at First Federal of Seminole is the safest, surest, most profitable investment around. So if you have $5,000 or more to Invest and can let it work for you for a minimum of 30 months, come to First Federal of Seminole and raise your earnings to a whopping 6.75 pct. When held to maturity, the effective rate becomes 6.98 pct. Feder& regulalloin require a ijbsIentiaI interest penalty for early withdrawals on all certificiti acco.rnts. FEIST FEDERA .Sanford • Oviedo • Longwood F SEMIN LE • Winter Park • Orange City �- MI - - W- k~,~_- , 11 E0 11 I. ww uwuwuw i:iectri,o c MERIDA YUCATAN from Miami 11 5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS 947 INCLUDING AIR FARE Per Person - Plus Tax from Tampa Occupancy 139 Eskimos fik;rS - Keep Up January - 13, 10,37 ''J By RON WELLS Copley News Service February 3,10, 17,4 Low Tour Rate Includes: nights in frs1clat PotrI in Merida, Complete American Brea kfast every day c, your stay lflMerida. FtJll day Pis*cng Including lunch your choice of either Ozmal and øas- fr . T. It coasists of about 10,000 conference SINGLE OCUPANCY-$1St.S Ivs U Tax TRIPLE O(.CUPANCY-6119 .90 EXTRA NIGHTS-41.1111 per Person DavbI.-TrlpIe or $11.50 st*t* OCCUNIICY. = rr -' No Charge For Our Services Op. 20)?L French Av.. NMs$yAppc4. PL223-44SO Sanford tfl.*... ..1I .._..J_.._ A for its members, Out-of-town Gues ____ - V_ __ 1 .. _0 __.~ ,_._ ~ _. ~ 4 . 1 . . 5 _. A _V - - . . .. . - - - . I- - . • .. 0 -- - - - r ;ei -~ _~y ks&,_t --. t I - ; r Zr fl :j member • - - • - • ,'2 • . / - . . I,., - , ty - 4~& • i - • • -- .J - i, f . J - -. V - • " Months -~_ .- New Car inancing • REG. ..* -., I ____ Y 17.92 0 1. - Consumer _._ . One - Day Guests? Treat them to a delicious lunch or wine, dine, and entertain them at our restaurant or our cocktail lounge Happy Hour Daily-Free hors doeuvres Dancing in the lounge- Tuesdays thru Saturdays . .• 7, P'- ENJOY YOUR MEAL ON HWY 17-92 AS WELL AS THE LAKE South of Sanford Plaza Across from Volkswagei ern AND POOL SIDE VIEW Lounge Restaurant [L.-9IJ 11 A.M.-2A.M. 7 DAYS AWEEK 6 A.M. o 10 P.M. -We accept 8 major credit cards- 5880 rnc; Ex FSS DINERS CLUB- CARTA [LANC-=.8ANKAMEICARD EXXON-- PHILLIPS 66-AMER ICAN OIL-MASTER CHARGE F - - a. - - _5- - . ST -*J L - - - --- f.. S - - -- .J • - - __ I i FURNITURE SALES O = A*Qv( S'I$( Va We . / I I 41.I • - - - v i - -- S - - 17 - ---- 2' POLyESTER I PCREPE I I(INIS I I I I I 1 $2 48 • I 4 . - . '-_ - --- ~, TRADITIONAL RECIJNER -. • .' . - .Ve. $ 1.99 - Sanford - -, t BAflCAIiI I TABLES I I I I I I -- - u - 2y I 00 . - Convenient Credit Terms Firte Delivery Li - - IILP% l)'iflMSt 1-1,t th u' Ilvchiaood frcm tj 't U1i$l.4i-r &irkpi'nd- tog on the students financial - - _. .. I•j;. - •- - F1 - I an ~ ~X - -8 - All 1 Kitchei " _-- • - __Ji - Visit Scottys and wall the many cabinals yO -- ucautifui, convenient of clas,tic Harvitst styl Then ask your Scotty, - AUTOMATIC DISH WASHER8 These undercountet d sm6ashers we des*gr*d io give a IWOugh wash regafcless of ou .1 free esilma give ___________________________ - P, 0 - --- whwe d3shes ate placed - even withW scrapping Has automaic detergent and - rinse aispensers. Complete with Wtte. Harvest (30W or Avocado iILi&L. pareI Ran - ft4fLnIty' a Prco S&. Price U821 2.buttor W/Paflel ........ 170.95 159.00 \ L 7 ELECT u822 4'button w/panol ........190.95 179.00 11.924 6-button w/panel ........22095 209.00 any however, varing cIrcumstances such as the one presented In your letter might well co ns titute grounds for such 'atop payment." There is no law which would require a store to make a emplete refund for the incident in question. It would scent that a replacement order would be allow ed or that the store would require some minimum payment for their cxcttd You did not indicate pen.ctc If a cam cli itlon ac requested, In your letter the amount that is being held by th e beslneu, to the propriety of their and for that reason I am actions. Ce rtainly they would not be justified In retaining an amount much greater t ha n delivery expenses. Q: What are some things you should look for when you bu a (Thritrn4is tree' (hir children would like to h.a%e a use gtrec, but last) ear all our tree did was shed its neuiies A: If you are buying a live tree, some of the t hings you should consider are cost, size, variety of tree, and personal preferences. The size of the room where the tree will be placed will, of course determine the size of the tree to select. Decide where you are going to put The txee before you buy lt It's easier to select the right size then. When looking at the trees, check for tree ishape, failing needles, color and fragrant odor The ucedles should adhere to the branches when handled; It only a few needles drop when the jhkz] or bounced lightly, the product is fresh. Many trees "sold today are given a treatment so the needles do not fall so eRily. Look for a tree sIIth a good shape, p'eferibly a full tree with no gaps between the btunchs. Varitties of Christmas trees Include Scotch pine, W1ilte Lime, Spruce, and Balsam. In general p:nes hold their n"dirs `r(ter than any othier species and Spruce varieties seem shedding. Keeping the tree In water *111 prolong Its period of freshness-, ft should be watered dolly. - • - . Q: I recently bought some furniture which was damaged when it was delivered to my house. This was a C.O.D. order with only a small cash down payment. The manager of the store refused to take th e f urniture ba ck saying that they would only replace it, and that I would have to wait two or more weeks, lie was very rude and said that I would lose my money. I therefore stopped payment on my check. The picked up th e furniture, but refused to return my deposit.Theman1geralsotoldmethattherewasastatelaw that they could prosecute fur stopping payment on a check. What are the facts ? Does a business have a legal right to kcepadepositalter they have theirmerchandise returned?! did not sign any contract. A: Florida law states that It is a felony to write a check with the of stopping payment on the c heck; . • -. _________ with distiisashpr h cont Itug delu* venience ing a pie bfeeze GI Model RC PORTABLE-CONVERTABLE DISHWASHER itus automatic Aequa' Pt ScottysS a solid maple O'P gioove around sices and front edge C925 4.button w/panel ........ 23995 199.00 - -.--------- tLt(.IKIL. UPIYL __ uncertain as FLANNEL VELOUR -..- 21 _ -- .. Intention - BELTS CREPE - - ,, mtf) 0199 1 9 9t $1 .. • ~,-ritj j 4 rog - All 96 . • - J 1 - * . - 4 ' Ii 111 will KNITS ' - Q: lam planning to give my wile an electric blender for Christmas and want to know what brand Is the best buy and what features to look for. A: Check Consumer Reports bra rating of the different brands of blenders and comparison of price and quality. This information will be helpful when you go shopping. In buying any small appliance It Is always important to check on style, color, special features, warranty r guarantee and ft structioi manual which Es Included with the appliance I Compare the capacity of the grinding chamber, ease of cleaning nnd number of grinding speeds. Select the model he features best suliyour wile's use. Don't buy xt 1afltt e features will not be uted. Q: I am planning to use some holly in my decoratIo ns ; my neighbor has some gro wing in her back yard which will make some beautiful arrangements. I want to know If It Is against the law to cut Florida holly? A: U your neighbor gives you permission to cut the holly, you can. You eamwt just stop by the road and cut limbs however. Florida law prohibits the cutting of holly and other native trees, except on private property with the perm ission of the owner. - OOvi. i ' - - FOOD WASTE DISPOSER Enio'i ttio converenco of a tood wslo disposer ;n your kitchen / HP Model KD30 ''•' f \ 2i-- ot cyclei wtule bakeø.onPofy.Lt motor QU5l (ICC Scotty'. 8.1. Price......24.95 1k -- i Model OE5IOG Regular Price ........ firh 0) 700 I AVE, SANFORD Scotty's Sale Price HOURS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS PH:323-4700 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY .-_ - i~ ... .1 11 -n 'am-M- I . __ - -__m-d "I ,,, - I . - im. --I, , 1 , -1. ~ ~ i,j -- ' C red? Plan ( i.o a to fit your budO.t, fbcraI trade.in PGICy. 20i E. 1ST ST., SANFORD PH. 323-ui A ?raøq l Cf 04 SINGER COUPANY 10 - • -' -_ Kingdon's Sewing Center' 1. - .. I . ,.-. . '" i !!IIJ meals. SO" CORDUROY Q: What suggestions can you give me to cut down on my electric bill? A: The most obvious things that you car. do are turn off light switches when not in use and set the thermostat on the heat" for the lowest comfortable temperature and leave ft ere. U the windows and doors are properly weather striPLPC pped,•.. will cost less to heat your borne. Plastic shields can uv used for jaloulse windows and doors to keep cold air out.aose the doors and air yentzlnareaso, th eb,e that are not used very much. Check the hot water faucets for leaks. A dripping faucet can result In money down the drain. gave your washing and drying so you can use a full load; ftt wayyou won't have to run your appliaDee as of-ten. aeon the lint p ore a ng eac oa A clogged filter will re.aduce the efficiency of the equipment. In the kitchen don't leave the refrigerator door open longer than necessary and check the gaskets around the door occasionally to be sure the door Is sealed properly. Wben using the electric rauge, select a s not wasted. Also bake several dishes In th e oven at one time and plan oven M '~ leg . i t • 4EIi 1 rI : ______ 4 0 OUR . - PINWALE COTTON CHALLIS ' Shop Sterchi's SanfOrd -1 t 01 . . . norre rupsnin9s 6 • F . MOTEL, RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 11 6/_ - per • it0111ticIr - -kka, Cfl SCCdhhtIng, plus to Services choice of cabinets UK CASSELBERRY On the (owumer'01 Ade -1 I ~~"; 1, _14W L4I.. WILD dropinithbin. 3r Division of t ; 1 11 k TY019 case or YOIX Save $50 whether you prefer a carrying case or beautiful cbinei! This machine has many stretch and decorathe stitches, By Sue Collins , - 1I J.j_ push-button front ____ I i'l _____ ftPRICE , I MORE __ 1 ____ 4 OFF the . _______ 1 SAVE - . -- -__ t ____ \ enlor _______________________________________________________ .-,. - - •, and market. READY FOR LIFT-OFF INSPIRED BY Skylab 3 mission, Mrs. Ethel (1 to r) Jerry Shepard, Scott Mulvaney, Olivers fifth grade science class at Priscilla Tomerlin, Teresa Barnhill and '..dssewerry Elementary School held its own Richard Mulvaney with Mrs. Oliver. launch. Preparing to blast off their rockets are (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Is SOUTHWEST: (Thirteen tIFFS banks, four pending locations). This region includes Tampa. St. Petersburg and Fort Myers, and - . ._ 1 and 7. I¶T k for 1 0 9,1973Thursday, Nov. 29,1973-3B i and structure . ~, _ , tat + 1 .,•' - , -. . • .- -. i . -- - STUDENT HONORED Federal : - I. 1 It was incorporated In FORA LIMITED TIME ONLYI , January, 1972. Originally conference was an all. Athabascan tribe organization but Important political and ams social issues made it imperative that individual tribes present a united front in order to effectively represen t • themselves. • "Because o geographic p location, language difference NEW YORK - (NEA) - situation and congressional F and strong ethnic pride, the Outlined here are some of the appropriations. Applications native peoples of Alaska lived federal and state programs can be secured from high in a divided house," said offered to help students pay schooK colleges and many for collefe educations: public agencies such as post Demientieff in an interview. I . Nat onal Direct Student offices, ' Now we are to apply Loan Program: Old Defense federal, state and private funds Loan Program students 7 Social S HenefitLand administer a variety of can borrow up to $7,500 for For unmarried full -time Stuprograms which are benefiting their four years of under- dents who have a parent who raduah work. Interest on became disabled,!relired or people In all of the 42 contne loan is three cent and died before the stud ent ference vill ages" repayment begins nine reached age 22. Contact your We Win R"Ke 80% Of WIWOW Smer pIks According to Demientieff the months after the studentyraom ocal Social Security AdminFec 4$ Uoetks On New 1914 Mtdil conference's budget for the duates or withdraws f r stration current fiscal year is $1.3 school. Repayment may be deferred up to three years 8. Veterans Ad million, ovrFrl..idlytO?Ik.f-g while the student attends lion Program: G.I. Bill "And In order to keep Ph P.z.ld. Mk*.y Hkk.,, graduate school or serves in benefits miry enef running tab on our government The Armed Forces, Peace in the form of monthly pay372-7611 and private contra cts, #&,I Corps or Vista. Up to 100 per ments to eligible veterans accounts payable and cent of the loan may be can- pursuing educational proAZORIPA RAM BMIr k'"44 0 mass twit #&me& A&MI Not receivable at our level we've celed for service as a teacher rams under the GI Hill of INS TALMENT LOAN OEPAITUI$T Just purchased a new Unicorn of handicapped children or in plights. a "head start" program or in , 500 P calculator" _ low-income school district. The calculator d b aUp to 50 per cent may be canUnicorn systems a celled for military service. based firm, which is part of the Contact a campus financial --- -_ -_ -. business equipment division 0t aid office or US Dc artm A of Health. Educaton and Rockwell Inte'natgonai. Welfaie, 330 Independence -One of the conference's Avenue, Washington, DC. impor tant progra ms .p.1fl1sflvo yes 20201. making economic studies of I i each member village. 2. Bank Loans - G:aran; Once these studies are teed Student Loan Program: • completed plans will be node St udents can borrow UD to $2,500 per year from O f e1a, village attend college. Upon deter• • sound iwiui. minatlon of financial need b Wewanttoavoidhavng two the college financial aid o1 neighboring villages producing ficer the student may be the same product in direct eligible to have interest on seven per cent)pai d competition with one another' said Demlentieff. "It will take a by the fed.'ral government Repayment begins nine long time but it can be done." months after the studert ra' The conference is also doing duates or withdraws fom 45" wide 100°. cotton, 5" • 85°' acetate, 15°much to further Eskimo and school. If the st udent serves ioo pd cotton • Mackin, wash & dry ny lon, 45•, • Indian educational Machinit wash, dry op- in the Armed Forces, Peace - For drtises, smocks, Machine wash and dry portunities and cultural or Vista after leaving spot, &fts, more! - For gowns, pitionlas = awareness. repayment is deferred to "There aren't too many schools inuj ,uii.jfl back 3. ROTC Scholarships: country," he said. so this year Scholarship and training op. Rog. tic' (()flrP.Ifl1O h,e I'.,.. .a C' 00 .. '4, in• ''' ' W 'mu. S 1.39 99 terested Military in uf the txoi 'lkdmg jj careers through Army, Navy and Air Program from • Force Reserve Officers Under this program ' 330 high Training Co'ps. Also open to ' school age youngsters have women. Con ta ct the campus • been brought in from the ROTC unit or area recruiting villages and enrolled in public stations. high schools or vocational 4. State Scholarships and , schools thisyear. The students D. Grants: Scholarship pro' U live wi th local families while grams of some kind exist in furthering their education, every state in the US., the 1' a supplement to the District of Columbia and _E FT Home Program ti.ie Puerto Rico. There are sizaBoam1 1 .1 conference spensora a Tutor , ble variations in the restrictioris and qualifications for Counselor, . -, Recreation these scholarships from state P ram." he said, "which to state. Test scores or class . , . -, . , helps these kids make the rank may be the determining adjustment they must make in factors or just financial ne . Many states have assistance order to sicci" programs for veterans or the In an effort to preserve . children of veterans. Future .--_ ra ,uuan uwaj cuinires an nurses or i Iu I r hngu,iie lix ronrrr,v'z f' q'ii1if in -urn itt ir ii in I usug mothe r federal grant to students and blind students esta blish the Tanana Survival may obtain awards in others. Save ,,nr to sn° HI , 'J'O state assistance must °'' School A : used Po yost., yatarivate --''Through this school we will i 4• wi d e, i i i U) IC CO ee W1t the be developing programs emDC ;monh.nt o. 99~ e. In .some states g1 at ys Ph2%'II7IIIV nitI' e cultures and irc rc ill fit '' ii'. r F AASHION YD lc., said 1)unicntieff tog it possible for a student to YD Hoeju1ly we will ix able to attend state or public colInci4-p,rate them into publit. It 'tS lit no co't YD. 4 school Curricula later on." State Loans: Long-term 5. In a"Um the cWffenice NYLON %in has gone into the mot*onpict.e and low-interest variety are available threu h state high100% COTTON t*lsliiesis. ft has contracted wi th er education ' l" I tflm MPany to makt a through individual state Col. 194 YO •cSo acetate, 15 cultural movie on the loge-s and un,ersities. on ' Mochmn, .. ish and d nylon. Acetate bond, Athaban people tact the state department of ,Scljds prInts 45" he education or campus finan• "We're trying to rem ' R09. stereotype of the Alaskan cial aid office, d native people," Demientieff L99ff 7 yd, n. 5U D. S 6. Bade Fduttinn,f . for itJ "F'copk dni raliie yd. lt portunity Grant I'rcgra.ri: but there are slight differences Available to students (or the betwe-sn Eskimos and Indiam.- first timi in September 1973. PINECREST CENTER Recipients must be enrolling According- to I= HWY. 17-92, SANFORD full-time in: their first year of Eskimo people a " PRICES ErFECTIVE NOV. 30 ft study. This program-prov Ides OPIFN DAILY 9 TO 9-CLOSEoTO DEC.s - o range up and federal grants to student-s of SUNDAY 1 - - - - ) 1" - ,.: , • further enhance our corn region extends from Key West petitiveness and provide a full to Vero Beach and will be range of financial services to headed by J Stephen Hudson, Irf.sen an uture (ustoniers in 37. Florida and throughout the A native of Florida active world. Our goal was to combine in South Florida civic affairs, the management expertise Hudson is president of the depth of the ba nks Greate r Miami Chamber of the holding company into a Commerce He has a that could most ci background of marketing fectively serve the high growth domestic banking and was in which the various vice president of IJFFB - t. _. 6 \ - - - h,' . HOPPER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL stud e nt John Pk'kcimer received six awards. Mrs. Mecdith Pickclsiiiicc looks on proudly as her son displays awards for superior work, citizenship, outstanding achievement, spelling, handwriting and Safety Patrol. (Herald Photo by Liz Mathieux) - - - • • :4~ - - .;;;r -: • - • • .. I . - Students Help Plenty of excellent rooms pool, cocktail lounge, restaurant - Progr Lodge them at the •. - . -- ~ _ ' t % - = mIles "ó 1 - -• - 'V £ fDA IICI AfflIFV SUN, . - ay Merry Christmas fT1withi- Ia -1 . .___7 I%_ k _-:~__i~___ ___~,-1_____-, _- ,, ~_.. Athabascan Indiana and Yupik Eskimos living III 42 villages FAIRBANKS, Alaska - which are spread out over There was a time when the fl=4,000 square miles (one-third) suggestion of selling of Alaska. refrigerators to Eskimos got a The territory of the Tanana .. " I lot of laughs Chiefs Conference erence begins jUSi Today is no uncommon w south of the oil-rich North see well-organized Eskimo. Slope. According to Indian organizations in Alaska president Mitch Deinlenlieff, using sophisticated ca the controversial pipeline and computer systems to keep which will carry the oil from track of their daily business Prudhoe Bay to the Ice-free port acuviues. of Valdez 800 to the south T) ch Man native will run right through con. organization is Uw Tanana feren" lands. Of.Confernce,Inc., which TTinan: pfis headquartered here. me lerence Inc., is i nonprofit conference is the largest of the corporation which administers 12 such Eskimo-Indian a variety of federally and organizations In Alaska. privately funded programs a.. pmuucts March J ;.- The $1.5 billion United First banks are strategically until today when he was elected Florida Banks has Inaugurated positioned. It will also assist in Executive Vice President. a regional management system integrating the streigths of new United First Florida Banks for the state-wide holding banks acquired in the future." have $519,935,000 deposits in company to provide The new regions are headed hudson's region. managerial accountability and by youthful senior officers Maximum responsiveness to w!osc combined ages average customers of its 32 member 43 years. All are holding banks. company directors and _kt r Frank Smothers Jr., members of the executive ___ I president and chief executive committee. The regions are: 4 -S officer of Florida's fourth SOUTHEAST: (Six UFFB largest bank holding company, banks. two pending locations). said "Our nal est in the e:maomn0 _____ ---OEPARTURES_.,. of Chicken _V~i United Banks Inaugurate System I Double K#bah - The Sanford Herald II __ . -4 - I'l, Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973 2B-The Sanford Herald W .$ 9 _ ~~~ - I 1 ------ �__ - - 4B—The Sanford Herald i . I _ _________ Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973 . 11111 I I I Air I Embattled I Vs. A mb ig U I 13 It A N I) CHRISTMAS 1 1 NE o I trots dealer, gets told they are cut of Thingarnabobs and is conned into it exorbitant price. Only then does he learn that the "LIFETIME GUARANTEE" L I -Mper it's written on. I telly DECORATIONS I BEST QUALITY ARTIFICIAL TREES, WREATHS I SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL TREES TODAY i — I 39 - -- I 6½ FT 1. - Aa ______________ - . . - VAL CANADIAN PINE 52 • • •• SPECIAL 44 I. PE 75'VAL. - ill DiA - 1 Ii 4' h LIGHTS - - I = _=MN!NMSM__ -_ _Zr____Zi_ - . . t4 • hi ui rn AIJfl r1W 6a 40,60 AND100 IUV'I&MULTI.COLOR SALE * CLOSING OUT ALL HYDROCAL ITEMS, __FIGURINES, ETC. ; - -.-- _ - __ - -- __ ______-____._ __ __ - _-- - 1. g Im - INTO HEDGES M-0 10 POPULAR VARIETIES • EASY TO PLANT FROM CONTAINERS.A11 YOUNG TMES_ CITRIJS ______ CAME -1LIAS _...1f I PO INSETTI AS ill 341 .!. 2'•6'_•1 4N _____ I I CONF. JASMINE VINE I , j • ,W4L. )tZE, U_ I ON8FT TREWS VAL • • • • Ammo Boxes 30 & SEE Ait Opm f&ft la -_ -- December - / 6- r I . I 1. 0 -. = or a • urprise sale ,1 - 41~ a F.ehii't TMklA "i I v'•'\ '' ' * 0- -- IIIIIIRJ soon, GUNS - AMMO BUY-WE SELL repair, not a factory In East Burdisthn which pays only for parts not labor, and charges for slipping. AND TRADE Sp t Sh p The or s o ' SANFORD PLAZA YOUR ONE STOP CThnr, r. p Contra Genter" s LA=ZmBoy i - .-- - - __ . __ _ , — - - ___ r _~~ - petition of 7SCs citizens, city council with to confiscate our medical clinic and evict the Seminole County Health Department program which served the community's poor. DESPITE a _ - - - ___ - ___ - - - - ___________ - ___________ - -2 " HOLIDAY %#lI ç1 -- . -- $ - ----a - I -. ` , __ - ,. an office park. Although absent E. his disproval of the rezoning. I ____ : - announced E. WILLIAMSON :r . I i I *! 0 - '-i---- - j V . L' to assist developers with paving, thus bringing the city to the brink 0.1. financial chaos. _____________________________ . .-. -- -- zI '1 - •.. - - - — - • ________ __ - - __ _________________ veri - y 7L_f1.u)H ________ J - ____- r 4,w ___ -I- - District1 ~ Q-N_T ,- - . . - ______ , -_-__~ I L. Counc ilma n — — -— i A/ Lo*'tim X Q H A Scott Foiitlr - . 0".", Mm M W Hammd Fc'm#r Councflmln - - - irvitit Mthcal CI,fliC //1t-It Marton £ Prty Whit, - CouncIl OIrman -- - FLORENCE HUMPH DELTONA- Mrs. Florence COITImittees were Rumph, first vice president, Changes In by-laws will be asinsthlIedaspresidentofthe at the presented for the second Deltona Civic Association regular meeting of the reading and adopUon at the Association, Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 meeting in the center. 'I'ne Association went on at the Civic Center. Installation WItS performed b Dewe) record as opposing sv.. tection Boster, junior past president of Of a "Yogi Bear-Jellystone 'inthe %lcinit) of DeBar) e_isotiation_ - _-- ___ __ if _ i4tZ -- HUGE - 11(41( . - - _ __ - .. -. I - __ - _- " S 1 I i . 7 I " ________ ____ WTM. .L1 1'' . - 7 I. , i 'k 1 "sf -of iv .90 I - - I * 0 g . -I -. ,,EL * h~i/ 'bi.... 0 IOUS.. . Not even Santa Claus . . . 40 k - I 'i tIri:l!dct .^ 1--_i-- -- - __ -w ___ -- , _' ___________ . " : -----_- [ . _ I :: Not a crcaturc %%'as stirring, ----. _____ q ..- was the night beforc (1iristinis, -I' • I - _10-9 1 afth- - % ' _______ = 4- * ____________ -_ = I... .L— _j LA z •' I - := _____ -—- Even a busy Santa can't resist the relaxing comfort cf a La Boy Reclina Its smooth rocking lets him doze and, when he wants toZstretch out to nap, he can raise the selective footrest lever and recline to any comfort position, even to full bed. The Reclina-Rockerb Is "The Magical All-In-One Chair"...the perfect Christmas gift for Mother or Dad. See us today for your Christmas gift selection. ________ Rocke ____ - - 01 31k_ -.--.--- — - __ __ I - off - "i!4L ____ f ; A -- ,*.•1 COME SEE OUR MANY _________________________ tiui CCDt,rC CIIQAAAcTCD '-"j '-' JuIv%r1)ILR !. - ,. ? UNUSUAL GIFT ITEMS ______ USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAYS .1..j 1 F )11J ....J f'I I I FURNITURE, INC , RICHARD Mintefl of Cub Scout Pack rIJeltona, serves • ,-'i. e ri ,ic •i i ,i ,uumasier Davi d .,uuiCFiaflu FREE DELIVERY REVOLVING CHARGE OPENIG-4DAILY,FRI TiLl OPEN EVENINGS BY APPT 11 -_ PH 323-0230 Sanford's finest meeting in DeBary Fireman's Hall. (Herald Phot o - -_ -- Edwards) -- --_- -- __ _---_--_- __---_ - Free InVection Tour Dece L 4 ,or your £fre 4' ulciLe, of coursel Do It nowl r.i IUOneJLJ , obligation, e . 4' anu reservation ber 1st and 2nd IA J I i Nautilus ym COMES TO SANFORD kI no C .I i, : - / A 1 I, i - -1 =- _ Z. __. - . J' - r - I - u . - I Auxiliary _________..., Your chance to gut into the shape you want — lose or gain according to --- goal, and pay only for the actual progress you make!, with a maximum of $1000 for 30-day trial period! Ask about this offer, arid Charter Membership with 2i pct. discount when you inspect the Seminole Independent Nautilus Gym this week end. Located 2 miles south of Sanford city limits near Lake Jessup your - - - ------_-- _ ~1 i _____ 0 1 F --- - - I -- Dance, to be _____ -- -- ___ -- _____ P. 0. BOX 2031 -- ____ _____ PHONE 323-5246 SANFORD, FLA. 32771 I : . 1 - _ --- -- T ___ .__- - _________________ it ___ I - - -.. - __ -I __ -__ ------------- -- _____ :Z____ __ ___ ------;- -,- ____ --,--___ ___1 --- ____ - __ -_ - - __ ___ _-___ _____- _ M_l __ ____ ____ =_ i=__— _ ___ _ _______ --_ - ______ - __- __ _ -_-_ -_ -_ _-_ - --____________- - --I --, -- r I __ ____ - - __ - -. -.--__ -------__ - -___---- __ ___------------------.---.----------- __ - - I - - - - - . _ ~ Se inole Independent kets for the club's Qu'Lstznas Holiday given on Dec 22, may be obtained from Mrs Margaret 530 PM St 1 PM 530 PM Sun. - -- Noother methods of exercise can doso much so fast' s Auxiliary to e Delton3 Civic Association The Women' ting in the Community Center with Mrs Frin Hoseno4 in charge of arrangiments Meftland Avie, at Highway 436 in Aftemonte Spring& - =2 ___ TRICENTRA CENTERS The best of "Three Worlds" -. T 323 5246 for your personal reservation No cost or obligation I Demonstrations every hour on the hour from 9 to 4 Saturday, December 1st, and ito 4 Sunday, December 2nd * T' -- team I Please phone Holiday Dance Slated In Deltona - -.I installed by the champion Miami Dolphins to help build their winning - nUSuafluS ' - - ___-_____ Drive out this week end and see whataD the excitement is about! Test the f amed Nautilus "time machines" for yourself — the same equipment removing both pounds and inches last, while at the same Ilme eliminating chronic backaches which plague so many by building the often neglected muscles of the lower back area v - I Pictured in this ad is the famed Nautilus Hip and Back Machine which rapldlyturnsflabbyfatinthehipsar,dthlghs intohealthful leon flesh, thus UOSiS ~ - V husbands. STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM 1 10AM -9PM Weekdays, lOAM J - I ___ ~-_ ___ ___ - Department on 14mb,vdy L ve for members and their - 4, _____ ._ __ - The Women's Auxiliar) of the De DELTONA Volunteer Fire Department held a covered dish dinner on SAMNGS! _ 1 EVERY FRIDAY l,2 lb. Chopped Sirloin k ,OR iuC en n Dumplins Choice of Two Vegetables Hot Bread Butter EVERYTHURSDAY 1/2 lb. Western Steak cholceof Two Vegetables Hat Bread & Butter EVERY TUESDAY VEAL PARMESAN Cholceof Two Vegetables. Hot Bread & Butter — -_ Nolan - _. - Sq% $ : i I I1 - - 1-1 lip ~_ _ - __________ r'tnth11tI r J- r~ - _____ __ roM .. One Mile Norm of Hwy . 431 - ____ - --- - - ______ Spiritual Heading," were the also guests Hostesses were Mrs. (,ertnide Sdarretta and Mrs. John - / . • OVER 75 COLORS, FABRICS AND 9;(1j'('tj ____ ______ --- ---__-=_ -_____ -------__ __ __-------- ______- ___ . _--__ --------. - ... , CENTER - .• - ' sisi.00 11 14uth HwyI7l'2 111I,l4 Association during his term as ineeting for tlx- office of first vice president was William Wedgewood, former public relation chairman of the association. Election will take place at the December meeUng. A Board of Directors' meeting had been held to accept the resignation and formulate plans for the remainder of the .1 - - - centre __________ --__--____ iia _____ ---t --------- sponsois thLs Chapter and Bruling flull, wlw has traveled - Mrs, a. C.carlson Widow Of Formir Council Chairman ./'t11,/' I "\ ., - - / - CvnCflmIfl D. R. (Don) SCHRJINER f. R Rri$tc G. _._- 2i1' -. ((4u' - '' 4 -~~Ilal~ I ____________ __ __ - _--_--__--___ --. __ __ ___ ~~ .J- H C0MP1229 - . _! - / 11 ;11 c... L.,c -- A -- ,, &ifr.siiw ri Margaret Howell, secreta ry (llerald Photo by Charles Edwards) _-; byMrs. Rumph must be filled . . - - ____ ;10 1 1" , District4 C'. ___________ _____ Lo • WLLLIAZ'thCh Pis_ri.. t___-t2 -fc_., -_-- - - , ____________ - P I - Olin Elgin - Folintf MAW ____________ - ____ %W W f, ?., d ty rnutIr - - Q0 Fri 109 Sat 9-6 CASSELBERRY treasurer and Vining, of Harold Blough, due to in Deltona Boulevard and health. IIlough had served for Enterprise Road and might five months, bring in "undesirables" to fl The advance in office was in community __ 7. i accordance with the association Boater was prtunted with a Z_ by-laws and the office of first plaque of 'Appreciation for Guests included Mrs I dia Schmidt, President of American Legion Auxiliary No 255 of Deltona, who presented an American Flag to the Chapter. Accompanying her was her first vice-president, Mrs Joan Loutsenhizer ' , S_ (Lew) Arnald FerTnIr ___ - -- -- __ ____ __ __- ___ ___ _- --_ --,-.-----.- -_ - __~~~~--________ jM -- I 1 f!jp/7J _jj[ ___-! - I Mrs. William Hours Mon . Chapter members helped man a council booth, at the Volusia Countv Fair. CUIIIT 1 -.?rrc' _____________ -=:-_--M;t ____f]_i.__: )$ __________ %-\ / — - _111 ____________ __ I T%F ___________ - - - r 11 , - Chairmen appointed to various committees were Karl Swerin publicity Mrs Josephine Reece, refreshments, and John Nolan, transportation. .-- COM P., 229 1 L. A I include , i - - Edward McHenry president; Mrs. John Bacon, senior vice president, Mrs Fred Drew, Christmas Party on Dec. 16. and the members acce0ed. '- bors and friends and all the city' s electorate to support and vote for a change December 4 • - - - - * and Miss Jean Heller, guard. Other officers - I the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Wendy Ailing aecreary. Miss Terry announced the New England Club of Deltona - ___ _ - . I ~ - :I Wth the installation of officers. Left to right, - president presiding Frank Lombardo, chairman of the Sight Conservation committee of the Deltona Lions Club led the membership in I ____ ____ - - ' •••••, _..' 1 I ~ ' - . _______________ - - Sale $199 I . * I . - fo I ; junior vice president, Mrs Donald Laver, chaplain, Mrs William Walker, conductress ______ Florida Council of the Blind was held recently in Deltona United Methodist Fellowship flail with NILw Marion Terry, with impunity the same The Loxgwood city government has become one of men rather than of laws. Men enjoying the public trust have abused this trust to become rulers instead of servants of the --. - ... I *~ . - ___ _ ~ -? - - IM, 0 COMP.S ug .I,,'---- __ - COUP 239 St citizens, elected officials ignored ____________ 4 __* -i S - k._ _ : 1;- _~_ , :,_:~7F - __ '~'~ 7~" 'f__- JE I - ~- DESPIT -.-- 1. - - , - - -,-.: --- . .Z __ 4 .I , ______________ - i - - - - > E __ I Military Order of Cootie Wa, organize d in Deltona at the Ct,'rimunity Center - Council Of Blind Meeting Held - - _: . ..; I I , . ____ Reason for the mid-year and Deltona, as it would cause installation was the resignation exceptionally heavy traffic on I I I - I --r-7g--, - --!: -- . .~Z' : - x- -,..--- ,V , ww-, ..: :. ,,, j AUXILIARY of -- Teenager of the program and Fred Smith is lining up three judges. The program will be iniUaW around the first of January. 7 f _. I . I (J!!T - ' Cubwithhopesthatthe700poundsofthedeliclouscakewlll besoldby Nov 30 Chairman Dewey Boster Is compiling a list of orgazilzationsthatmlghtbeinterestedinsponsoring'The 1. I - - im New President Installed Last week the Club held an Interciub visit to Sanford was ve successful with eight members from Southwest in attendance. Those who went were Mel Boren, president; Ed Evans, Interclub chairman; Dr. Sam Herman, Gordon Roach. Howard Grate, Dr. George Carpenter and Steve Baldauff. Dr. Herman Roach presented the program, which consisted of the recorded speech of Samuel I. Hayakawa, 0 president of San Frandwo State College. During ft meeting, Herm.an received his 44-year perfect attendance pin Fruit cakes are being sold b the Southwest Kiwanis I "iflI __, Receiving degrees were Chet Weimer. B.S.; Herb — the lone exception of E. E. WILLIAMSON voted ___ THE COMPLETE STEREO STORE ___________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Rumage, M.S.; and Ernie Cowley, P.H.D. 4 may be the most important day in Lonwood ' people. ___ ____ I Tapes USA) _________________________________________________________________ Coley. _______ -- , Mrs. DEl TUNA Southwest Volusia County Kiwanis Club hostedmembersoftheSafl(ordhjwanjsaubatthejrNov 13 noon meeting at Deltona Inn. The Sanferd group reciprocated by presenting the program of the day. Dick Barnett, director of Social Studies for Seminole County Schools, presented a program on "Our American Heritage," produced b The Stuffer Chemical Co Using three slide projectors, the program took on a panoramic fie showed some dramatic est ements to the present day. It showed the farm family and their fight against t!me,natureand Insects In attendance were 38 members and six guests Herb Humage served a8 official greeter. Visitors present, In. cluded: LonHardesty; Harry McCabe, president of San.ford ChTh, Ray Maltby, Barnett, Jack R.athrnell and Ernie - :rmerfr 1101 COOTIE AUXILIARY ORGANIZED - - ;r A* . tl.!,'?.A, .~ , __ " f 1~i~l , .I ,Ii-or . i - =F , Kiwanians Hold Interclub Visits I i _: The Deltona MerchanLs !Ls,wiation donated tropNes to be awarde,d. Cash awards are being donated by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-Florida; The Southeast Bank of Deltona, Mackle Brothers The lions Club; and The Deltona Woman's Club and American Legion. Safety Reflectors win be attached to all entrant bicycles by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Deltona. Any individual or organization, desiring toparticipate In donating cash awards will please contact Mrs. O'Connell at 66r4367. / I -.ad& I _dL OA, I , ii IlL - Scott, and Deputy Director John Wolf and Lee. 1 atc t is space of - . e Proval - - 0 Assisti th• ll uv.• Mr. and Mrs. Herny s wi'II Langkecht'Mr -a nd Dale Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boren; Mrs. Florence Durand; Miss Mary Burke; Jerry , - Fellow Citizens, ___ ; The rodeo, Inaugurated by Mrs. Jerry Robinson in 1%1, when she served in the capacity of Public Affairs chairman of the Woman's Club, has been a helpful and necessary PojectoIthecomniunity. Mrs. Robjnsnsaid that she felt It was a necessity then and the Wornan's Club agreed with for they have continued this program ever since. ' •, W. rd (NEXT TO B. EDWARDS BLDRS. SUPPLIES) OPEN MON. THRU SAT., 8 A.M.- 6 P.M. SANFORD, FLA. PH. 323-5911 0 A lO.DAY FREE TRIAL Is ____________ 1111I- INOLE Fisher en I Even if the specified brand is what you've always wanted. & ii Beware of phrases like I don't expect to put YOUR brand "LIFETIME GUARANTEE" on it until you actually hate it ifl and RSE N 10 DAY FHFE TRIAl I i your hot little hand. When you W%ose lifet-tile? Yours or the call about the brand riame, ASK shodd)products'Makesureit øt1UwjoAyaAuI$ThIWso&Il IF THERE ARE ANY OF THE is the outlet which promis --- _111111111111111111111M ses to N kUdw L Ib (; .I Tests will be graded and contestants will . caliber 50 r i — - - A AY fill, 1 I be judged on the manner fl% hichtheytraveltheotstaclecourse and Mrs Gregory O'Connell have issued an In Vitati 0 a. parents, Interested In seeing their children (IfI%t 3dICl hit!, by 'n! '1 hi LI1'I thtlf hiIdctn to en rod Safety Harness for high altitudes - f2;;;fi/i///A$àitI " V -i , rding to all safety " Gun Barrel Straightening Equipment vol ~ . , -(; I what brand they're offering and OTHER MERCHANDISE IN . if it has all the options Then THAT SfOHE' You'll be ronsult your liandy cNy of playing right into their hands. CONSUMER REPORTS - AN. In some states (consult your NUAL BUYING GUIDE and nearest Better Business own .our notes on Bureau) you can request a Thingarnabobs. No notes? Then "Rain Check" on the advertised you hadn't planned on buying special, which means the store one anyway. Why impulse buy must sell }OU that and risk getting shoddy mer Thingainobob AT THE Art.. chandise? Check out the field VERTISED PRICE when more thoroughly and wait for the are aailable unless the NEXT sale originil offer as athtrticd 5.95 1 _____ So _____________ . !I 11:f4f .-.~,"i , Thingarnabobs. "BRAND the price compares favorably tweak it, you bought it" is still 1 NEW," the ad trumpeLs--but I what brand? A brand-new with other prices you've heard, recognized in court. Even cheapbutshoddymingarnaboh THEN trot down to th store minor damage can result in a bill, and often the company may underwhelm you with its and have a look. f, when you arrive, a measures the "10 days" from performance, quit on you in a just the time they mailed the quarter of the time a good salesman tells you they Thingamabob would have sold the last Thingarnabob (but merchandise to you. lasted, and be no bargain at half "You CAN buy this nice the price of a better What.sit."), BEWARE! The ad may have been a come-on to get i '11tingarnabob. GARDENIAS BEST GRAFTED VARIETIES . I ..& ________ __ "~ I I zw"ff _- Then , ymus kaWrItteflkstonthesubJecttf being admitted as a contestant. On Saturday morning bikes will be Inspected and graded acco ,' ___ - An Obstacle course will be prepared on the parking lot for the youngsters to travel. Before this all entra tend a lecture by Sgt. H. c. Lee of the Safety County Division of Volusia at Enterprise School on Nov. 29 at 9 a.m., on "Safe ; ", --i 'it Bottled Gas Rack 26 Tank Capacity Hardware - Aircraft & General ADVERTISED I EF'T. If the answer is yes and trying it. In many states, "You __ I NICE & BUSHY 1.98 fie . _ ______ 4 I =_0 _ a _ _ .=, ' . STEREO U9 _ Trophies win be awarded to the Ist and 2nd place win. ners in divisions of grades I to 3 and grades 4 to 6. Other prizes will be cash awards. * :: read advertisementi, and In _• WLW WHILE BUDS ARE Ctcsfo.' , I cv , 00 FT. , that WIL'Itsit. If -so, complain 12-50 __ I tjuying. Call the store and as bitterly. D0,N"7I1X)K AT ANY k - LM L1 SiT11 0 0 HI EALTHY - (11,I[ImIM- ' ri t&' BULB *HALF PRICE II _,.1__i_:___ - - Iu4C A Plaza . _ ______ ing . . ;- __1rW_ DFITONA - The fourth annual 131c:,ile Rodeo of for hildren In grades will be ycthe Deltona a IrrtIo: am tonoonatDeiton I : a ry - -_ :__ Bike Rodeo Pla nned Sa tu rday :- Desks Office Hats Shirts - Long & Short Sleeve Display Counters & Bins .. SPECIAL 744 1 WGE SEUCM I - ua,, in beatfeeting it down to the dealer to buyhis sha reof h411 price Thingamabobs. Bmme a Canny Crusader, not a Co rnpliant Consumer Learn how to SPLCIAL 50 1111 -va .I --. - are tricky things. Our consumer should .• checked - •• 7% ff# L=1111KI CANADIAN PINE 890 VAL a . . . -. I - - '; . ! — 7 FT. ______ . NPN e _ ________________________ .__ Herald Correspondent 4 , Ladders - Metal or Wood Do!lies - 4 Wheel le theadmor*care(u1'ybeIor SPECIAL 32 MOUNTAIN PINE YAL. -' ROCKY MOUNTAIN PINE 57'8 VAL . . . SPECIAL 4r 16 FT, ROCKY _i I GARLANDS ALL NEW FRESH STOCK. NO PRICE INCREASE FROM LAST YEAR I - AND I , -, Dye Chutes screams eltona — Reviewed In D By FANNETTEEDWARDS Motors & Gear Boxes w ews I Ad us GUARANTEE." So Compliant I Your Best Buy Is Gov't. Surplus Whatever your need-we have it CLO SE m OUT O i; Buyer N Thursday, Nov. 29,1973-513 The Sanford Herald . _______ ________ .- - - ___- ______ - - ---------------- --- ______ _____ __ - -- - - - - -- - ------ -- -- - - - - 7__ - - - - --- ___ --- - __ - -- - - - -- -M__ - - - - I- . i -i ~ : --- ______ ____ ------ �- - - - -- ________________________________ 6B—The Sanford Herald Thursday, Nov. 29,, 31 The Sanford Nov. 29, 1973-713 T. Concert A ssociation To Present p i11i. Chorus Singing Messiah' Is Dec. 3 I Seminole County Community Chorus, under the direction of Burt Perinchief, will present Part One of Handel's "Messiah" at the Sanford Civic Center at 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. V 4 Zge i / \\\ \ ' aILher ltn. of - - - fear I I 160 Plan favorite .Burt Perinchief directs 65-voice chorus (Herald Photo by Lix Mathieux) jealousy. hen she decided to : - o !0 drugm. Taken as directed, A)ds Couple Marks Silver Anniversary lbS it. A)ds comes in licious flao. - Wedding Anniversary, Nov. 13 at their home. 1WDfl %DlI1C . wag—M&A , Boom] _________ -' U ARE INVITED TO .- t become ( ft iditiu 4 A ,IAG • p 1750 . . -: - - CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALES L_ V_ - - -- - -- - - FRIDAYS—NOV 23 NOV 30 - - /A I LR\ 1'lI() \ (Herald Photo by Donna IL) Come set our comp se lection of Christmas toys, house decorations, tree trims, cards and gift wrap Also a full assortment of warm and smart clothing, shoes, tOiietQoods,notionl,andhovs,ho(dfl,ms hirle R)an, tenors, 1rton and W illie White; baritones, Dennis lauitr and pectdtors sayingto ay. Doctor Tells BPW Club Cli i C . Lives ,I , 3 n R • OPEN FRI NITES 228 E FIRST si PH 322 3S24 store Come See, Shop 'N Save Hundreds of gift while our se ction is cmp at leisure during these hou - Bring t he family —" PM ideas -- - c The inecting, presided over -- maintaining the hospital and winter will be mild or very cold. mild. - the members that although his - - ________ -'--1'- - - - Art& to our , HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE - - - - - - STORE SHOWING - -- 203 E. FIRST ST. —.=; CHRISTMAS Aa~ ' - 4 - and SUPER DOLLAR -- SANFORD, F. )- - Sunday, Dec 2 - - DQor Prize - . 1.5 this dream in mind, but now I'n afraid it is not feasible for the N 1 G4 6 I ______ - I _____________ AND pm. Refreshments ____________ -- ANJ)\ll(' JOZLL' KLRAS MR their silver wedding anniversary HeraI d Pho t o by Cha rI es Ed wa rds) .• . ; ' _____ COLLINS FLORIST ... On Fairway Plaza ' Wire Service Dec.0 Ph. 323-1204 I 1. Area Activities I Sanford, Fla. . DELTONA— The _______ Evelyn (HeraldPhotobyCharlesEdwards) DELTONA— Nine tables four th, Mrs. James Connell and Association wi ll hold its first were in play at the Deltona Miss Betty Kolsan eneral membership meeting Woman's Club Duplicate East West winners were first Goodtimers I S.'-IIJON LOOKS Whit TIIF LOVELIEST SNAPPIEST association association policies first place, Mrs George Merrill The by-laws will be subject to a a nd Mrs. FA Thacker; second, SEPARATES! Bob Galston, and John Stenson; third, Mrs. Arthur Kolsan and arguerite Evans; and CREATE SPARKLING '_ - -- i v -.I---.-. . . -. - V vote of approval. Light refresliments will be Blazer Jackets 31 and.skirty, ' / - '07 I 1t4' I New sh ipment / -- .-,--- (, , of beautiful shfrlwaist blouses in - lr~ tJ EVERYBODY and Mrs Irene Rutledge, third, Mrs Eugene Hackett, and Miss fluth Hoggs; fourth, Miss Ruth 40 # m. Partners will be provided. I.I.arid Mrs Don Frederick Mr. and Mrs Vance BruntBrumbaugh announce the birth baugh, 413 Satsuma Dr., Simple, blood tests can of Their son, Don Frederick Sanford. identify caff!-rs of several Brumbaugh If. Oct. 29, 1973 in Lt. Brumbaugh attended SaiOu %od disorders, in. Alban>, Ga. Seminole High School, eluding thala&semia (Cooley's Maternal grandparents are graduated from the Unisersit> aflernIa)dndsmcklecelldlsease, Mr. and Mrs J Keaton of Florida and is now serving ss1 the March ofDiznes Tests Weatkrsb> 120 W est Stephens wi th the U S Navy and at ab can detect carriers of some St • (amnilLi, (,a tachul to RVAII 5 is a jet pilot inbOrnmetabolicerrorssuch ' Paternal grandparents are in Albans lay Sactts dfseflQ Especlally this zippy mld- of red, navy, black or white patent At this low price will probably want several pair - yourfav- ' F hen FREE GIFT WRAP Wa ,.\ $ N 9 0-M 7 Bridal - COMPANY -• . A midnight su ppe r Cfl stho are residing in Deltona Mrs Fredericksen as W o rthy Matron, of Ben Hur Chapter, Order of the Eastern St,ir of Illinois s',hile Mrs Demske served as Worthy E. FIRST 5ANFORD ST. PH. 322-1494 P —F TS _na - Ci!i' Bdt - -er only serves to trap still ed inside for the winter. DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E FIRST ST PH 322-4712 You're Invited To Our Eleventh ANNUAL •1 Chr*stmasParty . -. --- -- - / . . ,•:?Ip - - P -. bers on this committee to formulate rules for choosing contestants for this aaed_ I!/ - EXCEPT SALE PRICED ITEMS FRI SAT MON TUES WED 20 % Nf AU P ij 1 ' i h You Can't Afford To Miss This Immense _ hult, She is agim in knitmiles of TreviraStar*iiolester SAY "I love You- Good selection of handbags to match .1 Christmas Bargain Bonanza! d ITEMS OVER '5 GIFT WRAPPED FREE - Lightweight stri pe shirt, W-1 6C, With Red Roses / I , b 'o '" y iii - Pr'' SHOE .7, - ' 1' 208 E . FIRST ST, DOWNTOW NSANFORD i I 'TIL 9 FRIDAY EVENING$ fly front. CASH A division of Dillon. A of mary/esther's I ,nrnrrt,iI Belted pants, like in The L&nguage SANFORD --tow OPEN Cable cord blazer. Your OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS - 124W Church, Orlando Ph. 422-3261 th e — A t tend ing r ad ; Charles Edwards, Nlatron and Patron (if Goldrn Rod Chapter; Mr. and Mrs, Boh Merrov,; Mr. and Mrs. Cb-arles ____ n I ( ' STOREWIDE DISCOUNT - co 9 208N ORANGE AVE -. / ALSO, in many cases, the course should always be Some of these signs were as I - BRENNERS __ N-7 Q REGULAR AND LARGE rip,ILCS • 1 / Janet, Own the Grand Repre- ages 21 to 23, this yea- and - J - of Butler CUpter; and James vations. flusbands are invited. Hutchinson Jr. Worthy Grand The club voted to sponsor a Patron of Illinois and his wife young career-minded woman, visit her father in Deerfield, and was really a "get-together" of the 1962 Worthy Matrons and Pafronsof Illinois, - a rot 201 4 99 a rnagnifwen Bodi from Bren1lers -- 1 I Formal 0 0 Sizes ge Smith, Matron of Logan Squ,are First a glamorous id colors. Mrs. Shirley Fredericksen of Chicago, at her home at 1688 S. Page Drive, following a meeting of the Illinois Club of Mrs. Fredericksen's vi. here, for just a few days on her way to calf number In your choice I — The event was in honor of Illinois. —w I / on Dec 5, at 6:30 pm, with Mrs Irene Moltrdse of Constellati on ,er ti e Williams in charge of open house for (h4ipter. Mrs. Julia Hathaway arrangements and reser- Dii TONA Demske held Poletti and Mm, Ward Jones tied with Mrs. Frank Stalbird and Mrs. Lee Young. p. / Plans were completed for a 0iristinas dinner party to be held at the Elks Club in DeLand Open House WANTS The Woman's Club invites all Interested players to attend and matching Turtleneck knits vests place, Mrs. IN1. F. Ihughran and Mrs. Harry Kallenbach Second, Mrs. Raymond Murpl,), tttflr Ai dand Iinand Eileen Terry. The ceremony was performed b> Anna Healey, a past president of the club , ________ g on Nov. 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the Bridge Tournament under ffie Community Center. direction of Mrs. Richard All regislemd members are David. ur,td to attend and discuss Vvinncrs were North-South, h' ., f 1 1 crotons and hibiscus. Those inducted were Eleeth GUEST SPEAKER AND PRESIDE NT Dr AJBorowskl and ViolettLi McKinley ______ €— I. bauhinia, poinsettia, flame One, schefflers, bougainilla, follows: present" Some shrubs actua lly need wind. The best protection for Dr. t3orowskl followed his 1 Early blooms on and thrise on a little cold these shrubs Is to plant them address wi th a questi on and chrysanthemums and other eaUie r. These include azaleas. near a heated blthngor under answer period which proved Fall daisies fortell an early tamellias, gardenias, trees A Southeast exposure exceptionally enlightening. freeze. ligusin, dogwood, viburnum, near the house Is the best pla ce. Following the address, five new members were inducted into the club and one rein statement. This brings the club membership to N, It was ___________________________________________ -- - par o w - - I In 1971, full moon Was on Dec situation is that just one unmunt on building now. 5 and in 19712, on Dec. 21. This Among such shrubs are night can 0 "It grieves me greatly," said foreseen year the full moon ill be on albmanda, ixora, jacaranda, Dr. Borowski, 'Since I know much damage as an entire is always 0 give any of frost after a good rain d i winter for 174 th e above shrubs as much number of ailments One darTgetoplantsthan cold Th protection as possible to ensure rough e th generations and eather muld bring the patient to saving at least before the roots By lie Deltona adventt 0.' Weather Medical Center ere Th are some plan ts which protection is meant leaf mulch Hospital, instead of toking a Bureau and ather satellites, cannot tolerate temperatures or pine straw . A covering of t& long and soietiines fa to ga rden ers ( a nd 1larmers he!o 55 degrees (alocasia, foliage Ithold bedspreads or 30 minute dr.ve to an outlying looked for gns in the plastic does little good if the hospital. Slany years ago plant and animal life around SOineorcifids & toer is touching the leases se ve ral of us purchased land them , and made plans ac bromeliads). These plants, of near the Medical Center with cordingl> - = In -, matching pants, and vests... iith a heart atck or blot (lot __________ - shop AND LAY.AWAYS PAID OUT - back from the roots in the by receiving immediate A wet full moon seems to The Weather Bureau Ion9 tention w!wn being stricken range forecast is for a mild breed heavy frost, but a heavy ( ALL PURCHASES Jane Col bY y, superbly SUPe Y designed, knitted to perfection, brings you newest of The Garden Gate minute address, explained to therefore, unwise for Deltona to The ( - J ____ By JACARANDACIRCIk. . by Violetta McKinley, dream for Deltona had aIway president, was preceeded by a been the erection of a hospital . - - ___ ______ , Dr. Borowski, in his 45- _________ ever. 2 llca infesttis of zn)Ttk, confederate JaSiflifleFor variety add spider webs in sheltered roses, whisWrla, etc. By F AETrF F1)WARDS flunksgsslng turkey dinner, or esen an emergency clinic, a beautiful This Is the time of >ear when potions and especiall> indoors ttli all the frimrnings, In- for Deltona, never-the-less, Herald Correspondent ki blouse Itlsatestiflion) th the ekrnal Central Florida gardeners warns of a severe i:iter. iluding pumpkin and mm since the three hospith within experience tinges of anxiety optimism of gardeners to cemeat pies, furnished b the the Deltona ar ea, namely regarding the coming winter continue to favor the shrubs 3. Tbereseems to be general Bor owski (retired) of Deltona members Dr. and Mrs Sennole, West Volusia and montha which are under or half-hardy. ag reement that the December was the principal speaker ate Borowski and the x new Fish Memorial, are not filled to Many of them are killed full moon makes or breaks members to be Inducted during capacity at all times, it would regular meeting of the Deltona outright by frost, while or winters. The previous two true, there Is no Business and Professional the evening, were the guests of be impossible for Deltona to k i inters have been exceedingly the club for dinnt-r. or sure whett er number of them will come Women's Club, in the Christian Al BY receive State or Federal aid In -- ______ _____ ______ ar than anE unable to attend the , Dec. 3 concert are requested to call Perinchief, 32l4 in order provide seating for the famifie.i of participants. -- - _____ l . • Brown $ 21,,99 ----' _____________ Morepop u Glascock is a director. The banquet was held at the ngwood Hotel. (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) How patent finish. They're fall ___________________________ Shoptheentir, ma Club ________________________________________________________-- ___ - B charter banquet includes Charles and BettvG ck iI0 m Bett Binford. Binford is a vice president of the new organizat ion while Estes) 322.4712 loa (ii 111! LU It I\ QI LI howmanlisesrnlghtbesased, winter - handling) ': CASSEL3ERRY DELEG ATES major worker in forming the new civic organization. Schreiner is also charter member. - I V /0 a SANFORD .1.1 it ( (LI a Done in the gentlest of suedes and trimmed with a a ssociation SMCA members - I Ii for fashion flexibility. is limited to members of the ___ ff1 charter Longwood Sertoma charter banquet at t ile Lo ngwood Ho tel Jim Ryan (1) and Donald Schreiner. It an was honored for being a members of the Community Chorus. They are sopranos, Evelyn Rawel, Hazel Pefin. chief an Claire sa con traltos,Eltzabeth Ma thieux a nd a Family night I •- . sored by the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, dmission SUPER DOLLAR'S U "JUNE LORINIANN and Lorraine Schreiner, were escorted to the the platform look without a platform . -• i It's . ..1 - Since this concert is spon- _________ - OFF postage 213 E. FIRST ST., -\ \ Lanier Noles Y 23c for DEPARTMENT STORE . . ' . Guests wereimmediate friends from Deltona and out. of town uests from their _____________ torio h . audiences of former reslden in Milwaukee, wedding in Fulda, Germany, on college. The family amc to companiment will be per. Wis. and earlier In Germany. Oct. 24, 148. Deltona two years ago from formed by the Rollins Baroque The couple was especially The ga thering was hosted by Milwaukee. Mr. Kuras served Ensemble and Benjamin Cox, delighted to have Miss Nellie Miss Wanda Kuras, young in World War II and was a haricordi.st . GaLster, now of Milwaukee. who daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Kuras prisoner of war of both an ttndnt at their .T Soloists for the concert are all r ( ri, .,ns and Rurians DElJON, Mr. and Mrs. Jozef Kuras of 586 orinan lthd, celebrated their 25th _ I ra 1\ in an effort to provide historic authenticity, the Be- By FANNE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent four , a at this Particular season of the tat Itis. loic %cight. Shitivy GalIan. Try (plus SEE US FOR DETAILS I throughout the world and "Advent" portion of this grea t i mincial, . but 1ghct Two 18 Hour Bras .-- AAAA to Hunianities and the Adult and Continuing Educations Division of Seminole Junior College, it voices enrolled. a as b b e en CHORUS AND BAROQUE ENSEMBLE REHEARSING and ftcd - I At present, there are 65 did. And hn she %Nith. %hc suddenly turned into / COLONEL as been made possible. got compcldsofl'Sh,rley 1LI HOUR BRA trorn Playtex, when you buy I PerinhieI, and with the cooperative efforts of the r d 18 4 ~7 "dream come true" for 591b. loser BANDEAU This choral group ss liken j ~& 0 4 200 N. Park Sanfurd, Fla. 'CHARGE *MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD 212 E. FIRST ST. OWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322-d`#981 PH_322_0204 - �spilled hot wax over U) per cent of my son's was the last time they attempted 10 camp.] body! (That - 30 that mak e - 3) i- ~ 34 - Aitho the camp admitted their liability, and provided with all the necessary forms, we have not collected for the hospita lization, medication or plastic surgery because my husband shhp!y hasn't gotten around to doing the legal - - - - [ 35 - __ . - - 38 3T 40 - - - - - - - - - 1 MAY DAY - I (9) Kung Fu (13) Movie 1 291 (24) Conflicts .' (.4) Movie - - 1 ff__ . I 57 .J. J ::D - ~ ~ I __2 -- 1 - y , a u _. ice, but sure dont want any of his professional services. At least not yet. He's a mortician lOVES LIFE - A. W. LYO, -iS, PROW=, KY. DEAR ABBY: Every time you print a letter about a dog barking. I get dww coples of It in three separate envelopes-ai meticulously anonymous. 'the, from the same person. Since I don't know who the person is, but imow he (or she) reads your column, I'd WEe that person to know that I Ignore stmh gutle-a infantfle tactics, wW place trionymous ~Z:____~___fw- . ____ - -- ~ - ~__ -- your problem. -POLLY. BOWSM IN ALTADENA, CAL DEAR RO%*,qER: You art allighlilly more cbmitable IlMn r I . _____ - I - - 1~_a~Z_ 0~_ ~_ Z. . ... ~ffl NM --- - I - - __ - - . .. - ~ !=~ . . , I __. __~ -_iin~;~_- . -~~ -_ - - 1~al; --P-_~ _~~t _r_____ ~ f~ - __ = , J.- III, - r GCI ."~:p J 11:~ from the CArroll Riohtw Institute It DEAR POLLY - A furniture refinisher suggested that I - _ and then rub dry with a Soft clotlL Any damage to the finish on a solid Wood table can be removed with VERY FINE steel ' wool rubbed back and forth with the grain of wood Dust this off and rub I .~V~ I - - - ..... ~~a_ - ,_~.- -* _W' t. e., -1_-7 .11.i ' V-~t___ ., "%.if ~, ~ I N' Lj~ ~_i4t. % - ~~ I v 1;4u; T -.' - , z, . _ 5. - 4,1 rl~~__, - : - _-_ - --- ' - -~ V _-~..____ ~- "- , , z~. ._~; _ - _ - - __-!i~Mi I _-___._-_ ~. r wl~ :Z~ - ~_. - IT-___ Y--W,1--j - ~_ - -1 -. ---_ ..~ ---~. I- .1 W. __ ----r ,__~ ,-__ . -- -Jf~ __ - -I . -. __._ - ~ - . ~____ ~ -.- ______ - - " -_. -- .1- _-. -, .7.6, - - -~ - .. - ,'-. -:_ . - . - - - _ ~__-__-__ - - - =-,2 .11~__ w-!W - ~_n Emgiir - __ ~~ - - I- ---- - '1 * -- __ _.____--__ z --- - _ - --- -~-Ilr~~--Si~--- - -- ,-_-_ - -~ ~--~ =- z-- -7_;= _ _ - -_ =~~ __ - = ~ - ~ - __ ~, _; - _____X . - _____ ---- -- __ - =~______ ~ _ __ .cm IF YOUR CIfILD IS BORN TODAY ... he ot she will be one of those individuals who will hkc pfactkally everyotm and should hr t2ught tuly not to be to naive or there could be urni~xprz,tCud t- urt in 1ife in.ie..J rlf gicat Miccess f)trect Ihr ____ ~~ rVE~__~~ __ -~-- -_ __-T -- - __ ~ ~~ - - ~~_ ~ - __ Rvvh~ ~ = ~ - ___ - _ ___ __ -__ - ___~__ __ - - - M ____ - ___ ~~-_ - - ______ __ ----__- __ ~~__ --- _.___~ ----------- - ~ - ~_ ----------- - ______________ - - - -I __ -- - - -- - - am - = ____--~_ E - - . -. - - -.--.I - ... __ __ - - - - .- -. - - ---------. . . I w to copith IL without . . Sound ott (24) Sesame Stree t 7~ I .~ I I -. P' 20GAMES-PAYONCE :~ ___ - r / I FOR ALL EVENING INCLUDING '100 JACKPOT . * I THE PO4T OF GRABBIN.3 RAP HER , N OW- BEFORE CUREP \ .. (q'i42) It ____ . ........ -14 I :; FRANK Ile represented the Univerit> of (hic,o vtiile I as IN AT BRIDGE _____ NORTHID) 672 TQ109 n *QJ 1082 4 4 K J 98 4 4K 7 4 A 1063 + Q92 4s3 Norlh qmdh vulnerable Pan Pan 3N.T. • played South getting in with he ace f TAKJ '.orth . afl" again, again, the hi d led another spade since there SOUTH %%est Alice hopped up with the king and Wdnt of anything better to do led her last spade. lizi 'ou1h 2 'r Pan Pass Opening lead-54 clubs and w'd' thought Alice."I wonder if he was ri tll asktp iii p playid ont.. ot his hugh pades at trick one, South would havp ducked and we would have had no way to beat the 01IIEWSPAWFRIVNIr 11111I.W.A15N , I J th a total of three cpa{t tricks 'Curiow.er and curiou.&r I _4 - other colleges also had delegates on this committee. "Dr. Crane,"Dean Andrew began. " since you are an Applied Psychologist, I have a ..- ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum __~ by Bob Thaves I I ~ 11 % .4 I I s, - ! , I If 1. If / .&VIA 4*1_1 1 -_ , BARBRA STREISAND AIND ROBERT 1( - , . . MIT-14:11 A - . . - ___ 141211-3-111CIT1111 - A ~- 9 . :7' ---- WERE ~ - __ I . - I 9:0$ V. MOgE, FOR 1D. 4CIZEDIT // I . I\( , / I • - % V 0 / - . /~ ~ 4- -'-'C 01' I# ~, ,,~~ - ~, -. N : - - T AF-K .:X ZA - , /; . 0 - ) q~ I home' " And then I , &vWdnl have had to shav e or get all dressed .- a wti ii parked at our thea ter I I • -- I- A TNIATPI mm Tact is something that must I - 1`1 .. W t, lb,ry , .- e are back if( ill(- L=d: 1 i'I IIEUI Mad flatter's gp The bidding has heCfl Wonderland. "Dr Crane th The dormouse. sitting East, West Nonh Fast 8 showed up, nor did L t"Aler This involves catechism In had awaken long enough to 14 P= If offer any explarintion for their their taking ihe broader overea s opening viewpoint Indicated by the club bid and had lapsed back 36 P&M It Golden Rule. ere YoTI, S,luth; 1-. ;I,l led baik to the front hali v-here To 11(113 pced up their Mant I flare bid tv.unutrump êh J 6 t' 832 +t 104463 our coats were courteously acquisition of tact. sent for the What do you do now, and was raised to game by presented to us and we were the Hatter A Bid three notrump Your Compliment Club" IxIokiet (hen ushered W the front door. enclosing A long stamped. Alice opened the rive of partwr can't have four sp*dn "And thf President never did return envelope. plus 25 rents SPMe& The deuce was play, or to uould hAir bitt 1hemaii hl!t 1 frufll dumm'. .ml thi ii r.jjJ -Lilt explain j f apobgir.t' (or being Cachthe'mont1s 'iet.,awi - !as the dormouse usleep TODAY's QUFA-TION aburtfor Complimenting," "Yet he hadn't forgotten his You bid three motrump and iagaini They pr-,Aded him. He tAlwoys arif* lit Or Cf mw iq emit at jj~j stirred, yawned and played your partner goes to four club& Invitation to us, for the butkT o""p4j" . #*,*" i"0 stioil Ji*fft#", 844MIA11 "-fit" 8" It ces" 4 (ev" knew we wem coming! ty p " ofw Ite eft i oft" M so" Aniiiiert Tomorrow The March Hare won with **I)r. Crane. I coWd have had 11 W ww of his mON" iii" Il - ' I \7=11 , . 11 , 4 . r ~ ,I .1 fi - ,~, I.*,:.:;. lv.~ . I ~ . ._-, L I )" I - .. \ I I \ 4 ,~ - ___1 I'll HUY THE BEST for Dad, DINGO BOOTS from KNI GHT'S SHOES I 0 . /__ - - . \ I I I ° / from Firestone. clownlown San ford will make laundry drvidgery easier for Mom all year. 3'r,l 07", s life easier with central D . 1 - - r THE PHANTOM R 0AR[I#*,.)nfR 5ufOSE rc AddItion InMtd Novimber Watch J I 0 -M U TK MINK, SABLE ,-t4 NcHiLtA ~ ,~~71,4T.. No! I AAN T W,1 A-i of 't j . , c1l",X __ __ : -- -. ( Ie tf _~ I_~ , . _ ,,I I '-r I ~ ., ;iy - - i, e . - i a 'i I I "V", ' \ I 1 A gill that is SEW right-a Futurs Sewing Machine from Kingdon's. downtown Sanford, 3736#61. cI urprist her with a beautiful Top& 1. " oldstone Pearl or Ca?s' y fir a P I' 74 Gifts for 1 '1! anl y hand Shaving Can Be Fu brands of eltctric ratori at low ptices are available at Medco. PinecreSt Showing Ceg'iler . .. RlSTMASbyeiIngcjrgouj used furniture and appliances to Sanford Ave.. Ph. 3n 4131. Seasons Greetings from Ast Grin. c1le-f Wheel Ranch. special 173 Nova Vs. auto. air, radio. I*al. Give fashionable clollnes from Outer LiniiIii, Sanford Plaza Gift Ceffil-cates are just perfect I5 - F urrency. Fine jewelry. Bomes -- SEMINOLE COIN CENTER i ('~ Gifts IKIDS " '" I MILY . T I I Golf CI 10AYFAIR COUNTRY CLUB . I - ; I' PRO SHOP. Ph. 322 IS31. / I- ___ 11he kids will love a pair of DINGO ', R ( - _______ "0 ect' sIs ct CLrrcIl d'rrner*are 11993 special. Black & Decker pn*et foot s, St e toots ond electric heaters. Gregory Lumber 6th 1. Maple 3770500 ark will Like ,Llll~ ) _______ ____ O?AE ALL o-ut of ideas? Visit ETHELL.5 old Stole Rd 46 at "76" station, Gifts of Distinction. Diamonds. Watches. Silver China Crystal Kadir's Swford. 322 2363. ve Roller Skates for Chrlitmaslarge selection of skate ac cessortes SKATE CITY ROLLER RINK SM 2474 Dog Track Road WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS Belts moccasins billfolds equipment. Savo at the Old Co"al Western Shop 92 1 mile S DcOAry 668 AQS4 at to Sales wishes you a Merry Christmas Special: ,i2 Ford Gran Torino. Nothing down, i23 6no. This wation. citmign indivIdua! gifts Park 1735730 Craftsman 102 JOLLY GOOD things for giving are .suggested to you in the Yuletide Gift Guido. - ______________________ create your own 91"% this year with the help of art supplies from Decorating for the Hoi,osys? come to PHIL DEERE FURNITURE for a roomful cw just that certain brarift at the most reasonable prices to be found anywhere You *ill also be pleasantly surpe;se, j unulual and very unique gill Come in and browse PHIL DEERE FURNITURE W. F -,* Cl S (ttwy 46) Just I ml 3210730 'ems _- SPECIAL DISCOUNT onall sac fl stock The Equestrian, 52 Broadway, Oviedo. 365 6161 r(. ct lout new furniture WILSON MAIER for the bcst Christmas ever. Save on nationa; brand% Liberal tradtins Free delivery Convenient forms. Vl.t give TV Stamps- Ill E_ lit S? 172 5677 ~ 1%e have home accessories. CARROLL'S F~1R1i41Tj,;)J -- ,I - _____ ____________________ I I G ts for the ROME - ., .; -- -. Lowit is a Pug Puppy. AK C Reg Terms 1 3A 2 dsapp 19 ui A-r' r t G 11 t rIJ t't -- I'A'VTAG FEDDERS All major appliances. Best in civatity and de per4abilify HOAAE APPLIANCr. I The sound of mi r ho m r c ase s m rrA ii .'ct:d)11 _~ , - east .1 7 I T~ / -"Y - ç) A / MWtM &RL YN WNHING. '' L CT I .. \(...\ .- ;, ~~ i 1.11 0 ? I Aa _____ I OH.THMK E IL - - 4 - CAN'T 5TAND IT Mfg 5HE CHIL P.. 50 SERS TI VE i , - " Bigger a Better Than Ever" Tony a Loulte Costantino - Your Mail a Hostoss FOR R ES E RVATIONS CALL 322-3108 w y. 1742 On Uke Mon r o* Sa ford ~ ~__11111,._ - -~ - -dn- ~ H~ o n~ - I ) I . / Lee Faik and Sy Barry - J22 6M Give Mom comfort and beauty- a p,i,r of Daniel Greene house sippers from Knights Shoes, 20* E. First St I We Will Have Completed Our Got Guide it will soive your gift I/~ : '.-.--- I < Buffer. Wit have added a new bass, Bill Blerkiley ___________ __S_'.-:. -) .1 ,, I, N I AIRE- E Some great gift ide as In Yulitide ____________ o \ 4A GIFTS $1295 and up Gwattney ielers. NA Park Ave ______ 1 * For wide eyed delight sleepwear thru Site 7. Buttons & Bows, 264o Hiawatha Ave. . .. / I - I& 0 will L&te A g,NleEg 11 ) - - . - , I DAD " , / -Hushpupples, Wullh. watering Charcoal Steaks a Sea. food Our S pecialty. I Gifts X Unique gill ideas from if is, for nien Ano demand the besIt Shop "1:0. i S il.24 For Out Grand Opening Party. 9M " R g 1\ ~~(,/ I - - I \1 \ ~ LA A1 ,lT . j .- r Enjoy the %a me fine CountryPolifan Music that you hs L ___ HE - 'ii 1V3 TUE THRU SAT ~1_ - , ENTERTAINING 5 NIGHT , Gifts for I 11 _____ - - ,._11 I:- c-i' 't ' OON'T BE ( / - le J _______________ - - -,-.=- -. I wad Mort Walker a~ - .. i V " ~ --' TL_ I BEETLE BAILEY t .- - : 140W zv.-. I f I __ - i6 il - WE'LL" __\ ~ ~ I ;. __ : , t. 1111111111111111111111 ou Applli now for waitresses. waiters. A. ki,chen help. T MECHANIC. good future, 'good Pay, experienced, ALP license. Anderson Em. J i TAKE - 1, ..: .." ~ P .- , 11 ,_ , 14 ,'~ 7 ; 73, ; . -\, I . 0, ' \ `-_'0Nh'- O.. . .- r:!! ~ , I A r*- _ i-TJ - - For a genius may also live In President's home promptly at 7 a home that has a grand piano. PM yet not be able to play a single A butler greeted us, took our chord. coals and then ushered us into a For it requires specific luxurious living room direction of attention to the .# Nobody else was there so we technique of the piann looktd around admiringly for ke>board In bring forth har ma)be 15 minutes mony thin (roni ' llen dinner was ann&mced -Same goes for dealing with and e ere led lot') the dtntng people room whcre se acre seated at \ nu may be as bnlliant as a table for two. Einstein. yet alienate people. "We wondered why the lose customers and even enter President and his wife hadn't the divorce co,urt. %11y? air v as yet but felt maybe Just because you haven't they- had been unavoidably focussed attention on the rule s of the pm' if "When our di marriage I nerved. we slowly bega,-I eat Ing, amenities in standard use a thinking our host and hostesa So PLEASE tutor your'kid. would soon arnve dies in tact while they are i.A \ I !, . _ V - 'AS - 11 it 1 0 - DO 'IOU GOOD 9:10 1 7A k I N ee d s r. Tire Dope. Chic Young STEVE MCOUEEN 11I -4-1 _ and benefits. Call 372 *MEAT CUTTER* Ak - -MAU-4-i I I ~ ~v I - _ftj~l~_A ~0 `_ _.. wages INNS OF AMERICA _________ 7:00 1 UE GETAWAY It HE TACTFUL Top - Red Lobster IF BLONDIE ' official dinner party!" Biker - __ ~~, ~_ A !=Me _Gr~__ ::~ A __ I- 0.0 %is 00 Co ________J . ___ L__JI- ________J - Demonstrator and gas lurnth Apply in Volkswagen 3219 S Hwy I? t?. Sanford ---- -_ TIRE SERVICE N EXPERIENCED ONLY Male Help Wanted I -I i~ -_1 I Sales. Excellent job opportunity mature man capable 04 rning - 18 Can Earn Up To $20,000 pump type operation. United Solvents. 123-1441. - . I~ --- i. , -- I f , f.. .'O-/ . You don't us* or wasto gasoline - automatically 0, I Help Wanted SOLVENT TANKS- Physically fit additional 11.000 homes in the area. Experienced. Steady employment with modern meat processing Advertisers should include this plant. S day week, in%urance and insertion In computing their earned - ) .. - Cimping-Resorts Do your camping and canoeing at Camp seminole No alcoholic bevera%n 3n \ 1__,~ ,15 / I I/ - .,,, 0 ;~ -4 0 t Sat. & Sun. At: 2:30-4:I0.S:50.y:3o.9:10 ' I 1) - W~~~ FP7G ' " I emen Experienced only Paid vacation, holidays, hospitalization. Call WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. - 14 All The Sanford Herold on Wednesday will be Placed in Thurs. day% FAMILY IIIARGAIN NEWS 1 in :,I' - - I Tt NOT A 6TATUE, 11i5 CHIPS... HE FELL IN. •I our Sunland home Ph 373 7 ,070 Male-Female UTILITY CONTRACTOR- A,rline tickets. Cruise and Tovrs ea official rates. 303 Semoran Blvd., (4wy 06). 8313733 by Dick Cavalli I' VE BEEN OVER WATCH ING WHEREt) YCU MR. NEL'4 MIX ThE CEMENT GEr1HE WEIRDFOR HtS NEW -51DEWALK. LOOKING -') 5rATLJE-7 I, - -TravelAgencies advertlsin a earin in I *Construction * . - Day Before Publication WINTHROP *217. Instructions I) DeadIine-12 Noon • 0436 after 5 for Interview, bRD SAN 2 5 per F hr. to s EtOrmS Part time secretary and billing S Ut hr%. a day, 2 days-ill week, in and emipmer-t furnished. Apply du%triai sale's office. 134-3535, Pinkerton's Inc., 101 Executive LC4'QWOOd, Center Dr., Orlando Ph. *94-0761 or after 6:30 P,m. Morlidav, CaterIng truck drivors, needed. C,i I i Friday. 322-4672. Ill tM for appointment. - PIANOLESSONS I 2 Week Chor d Course Harry Westr, 313 1379 5:30P.M, Saturdays & Holidays 9 a,m. - 12 Noon .- 7___ ::-__ . Department Hours " WorkIN mother needs rellabls~Pleasant Person, to do Hot,., houskeeng and cae for or * *GUARDS* * Farm Fresh Rabbit. any quardity, government inspected. 79c a Ad J j Employer, Contact, Ken Burk, 321 7 SM. 2577 .11 Copy. Dream Girl by Mystic Lltkf, par ly plan boom I Need 3 mcre ?~~,. demonstrators. it you're sick ar4 fired of no help in Ihefield and ro way to advance and would Ike t• get Out of that nit-cam $$X*) p' Year, Part time. Call 656 79Y Orlando. Experlericed Itbafer Mason *or k Ph. 83S 539$ Insertions-No Change I I ___________ CAN QUALIFY ( _-L -, , 6 T Fill C1111 M OF ure a y 0 vt ft girl. Own transpor'' . old General machine shop personnel, knowledge of machines and rn a forming rewired. DEK Industries Inc *317777 assembler. Equal Opportunity Grapefruit, Satsurnas 377105$ Rated For Consecutive I . r- I By W. Cram Ph.D, M.D. ( . ~ I - RAISE .40 WE ,.' . I Ph a'0md Shoe Center. 774 E. Fir ,,' & WELDERS HELPERS Ph 323 0140 QUAIL 377 The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. NE ED THE WE 1.6; , " Q'. 11 . Naval and Pineapple, tangerines, pink and white grapefruit, picked 10 uder R Lvvwll Crvrnley. 372Ci297. Longer Your Ad Runs _. i 1 . we REDFORD Life W Patty Duke i WAY - ____.( \' ! ., Opportunity with young company In Sanford for a metal fabrication technician and electronic .23C a line HF AND ERNEST : DEEE•LICIOUS Oranges - . ,'.'' "My wife and I were invited playing. to dinner by the President of ouir Usually, a certain amount of University. I.Q. Is required. too. W many " We both felt honored, so we People with the I.Q. of a genius dresu-d up for the occasion and are rude and tindiplorrat.c. presented ourselves at the i, NAVEL ORANGES Tangerines & Tangelos 372 6731 or 3" 0362 Orlando tm_ u,l:[.-r-.iv.41"1;1.-,F!N.(.]:I.l.l:r-.Iii.l, - I ,• vvinter rarKLl9 !'-j . /;(.' '., I ,,, 7 ____/1 831-9993 W ~ I .; I I 41~ Ask for Want Ads "'~ - -__ _- 0 - -.1 I , ~ 1._/ . lOcaline lihrustimes I - 0, I ( 11 nole • . 11 __ 8 DIAL ' .r, -" . _____ !'!' / limas. . Sweet I . I . Lake Monroe 3230560. 5:30 to sunset. WANT AD ur _____ I 11 ,__ ~~, -1'19 " I.iiii ~ ~_(~ , i .i I --Y ) 1 , Sx~ '.1 ALL NOW SHOWINO! 5UT' j1'1l'[l( FEATURES At V F-M 91.00 I to it" 7 , Purple hull peas. 5 THAr ,'MEtJt- WE FitJO A 'r.BLE,JAVA... r A0VAY5 5WAP WOTE6, , BETTER OVRA HOT F '-f! ;ur I anted. RNs and LPUS. Ap;i person. Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center, Metfonville Ave. SanforØ Brake alignment man. Must be experienced. good hours, good Mature lady to sit for Church rut reward to the firSt person who pay. Apply SANFORD TIRE sery. 3 services. Call 36S furnishes information leading to SERVICE. 420 S. French, 322 0*77 between S am. and 1p.m. onewho stole English Baptist Church of Oviedo. bicycle at 900 Palmette Ave. 327. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS, 'p commission. Ken Kern's Garage. SECRETARIES, temporary 1649. I I 19 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford 372 available now for extra Christrr i, SSS No tot. rmi Norrtll, "7 ill!. Workers apply in person to American Wood ProdUCIL IM woi care for small child in my eagtwoman o ive.nanddo Charles St Longwood, Fla. home. excellent care & referen light t setesping. private room ces. Ph. 322 UU. and bath. Ph. 349 5.601 after 1 p.m Carpenters and Laborers wanted AT A E'L L THIAJK F \ 5u%rHiLmERE5 GOTTA BE A WAY!_ I M.AVE ;GOOL) SCARE 3I 9') INFORMATION -_ '_ ____ -_ _______- I by Crooks & Lawrence _C_!~~ t- ) &'/C# T,( ---- , ( / (I f i Personals .1 U(ee, fA4207? for -Wr care . 14;tI.n' 1?S i cr Mechanic - c-r. ~,", I ?:__/ / ' ~- ., I ) ' E ALREADY /AuE5JA BIT5 TRIEV TALKING ON THE LEVELTO VItJA MILtJER I THAT WAY BUT HER MEMORv \ E' BEEtJ - We met at lunch when we were both serving on a College just as good a dinner by staying p Committee. - - "' R esu lts B 322 2611 Poodle. Reward. Call 3flQ, Wa male Cock a Poo. taken Nov 19 from Lake Mary, Please return. Reward. 322.2911 - CAPTAIN EASY Detective Belli 3:00 (2) Another World (6) The PrIcie is Right ' . ..'- Night University of Chicago several i 7. - y'I / ' I All Souls Church (4) News (9) New s (13) Peter Gunn (44) Hogwi's Heroes (9) Girl In My . J Q ring / '1 Ad s an Wa nt .( V' I ." ,~ r.I. -n-1 't i . ; 0 I I• rl.Ir vrj - WACKY wAsBI-r.•, __" News (2) I' IPfJ'1 WA4TA MISS MtNI&HT SIS,IACKf THE NIGHT, ,OLJ . 9th & Oak ( . Turns Let's Make A Deal 2:00 Days Of Our Lives (6) The Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2) The Doc tars (6) The Edge Of =_ ,,, ''.a/",: FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. (44) Lucy Show News _1-. \ - BINGO e (13) Young And Rmfless (,") Miov I e 1:30 (2) Three On A Match antp WHAT'S THE IDEA O' 6ETTINC, THE ALARM TO WIP4G IN THE '. ...•.. . FI I - nded Programming (24) Electric Company (44) Gomer Pyle - " The Stirs impel. they do not compel."What you w4ke of 1- 11T hft In 13,gelv up to YOU? 'A I h , lie-cmber is now rcady. For your copy send your bilithdate "' acr1flcingtoo much comfort is a very timely report on a subject which affects everne & Y recomme Conuiquences ' ractiraIperson. (,isc ct1uc,J tnjnuig early in life -. ~-______ __ - activities which have been diffi conucts that are important to your advancement. MOON CIfILDREN (June 22 :o July 21) Find a mom efri ' ent way of handl.ing your debts so your life b mom strtimlined. Take mate out to dinner and amusement toniSht. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 1 1) Comc to a better underitindinS ii po icy lev el with associates 11? make the future brighter. Don' t neglect to take be-alth treatment& VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Use your intell*nce and handle thor duties well that are (acing you. Come to $ better understanding with an asso,ciAte. Relix tonight. LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22 ) First attend to tht work that is Important and then enp in favorite hobby. AnythinS of a crestie nature can be handled well SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) Study your home and see -hat can be done about expansion for mom comfort EvenW frer'rrairin It' te D-i) eniuls SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dci. 21) Ideal day to tak over those clever ide.0 *ith the right pewns who can btip you mike a 5uccess of them: Use your Sood judgment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jam 20) Fine day for embellishing your surroundings it'd adding more comfort Put . 1 il i IJ 1JJ i4 >UUI i 1.j fututt plaris with associates. Don' t permit a anal) mirArd . person to curb Your stvlc- Show thm yo-i arf inti E-ridlEnt tPISCES (F 0 Mar beck oe, your idca.s with specialists before you put them in opczalion. The iomanuc 1 a .- Dormouse plays relaxed defense It - ___ -A 0, - --." - -. f 1 ; li~ ;---.-- , -~r I -_ , .- . I 41'. *. I Arr, -, 0" n _ 47 rmwAk ~,-, ~ ,~: -.0 -~ __ ' N'V.V N - __ 110- , . ", . e n P . ,, -~ W_ h .~ _P~~::'_ ._ =. 15 r-~ . sh reprimanded me for using furniture wax on m table G,\13R1E[ [ ... - (2) o . JLuuvl , t_.., (44) Trouble With Trash 11:55 (4) News .30 of It Iii thl country. It makes some considerate suggestions rnuum IJ7 • No, days for whateyer has to do with hulth, *eslth and new begir.nings. Also, fium for making new fnends awl eqjoyinS old ones. An excellent time to extend your horiumi far beyond their present limfl.ationa, ARIES (Mar. I I to Apr. 19) IrAning cangenlab at the fun pLr >u rr e now. [hink over your fondest aims and Pursue them with vitor. Show that you have wisdom TAURUS (Apr: 20 to May 20) Sound thinking u how to make your life more successfuL Some pubhc wotk I - __ v , 7 7.:~, -= - I Almanac WORRY FORECAST FOR FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30 1973 - __ 6:00 (2) Sunshine Almanac (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:13 (6) Sunshine Many of us have ruined good dresses or Summer blouses by using too hot an iron on acetate. To clean the Semester iron, wipe offasgently as possible thesoftened 900(heating the i.ron will soften it). If this does not remove it all use a (6) CBS Morning pumice stone such as you use on feet and elbows and this News will remove the remainder and smooth any scratches on (9) Bozo's Big Top the Iron. Be careful of the holes in a steam iron. - BON'NIE. DEAR POLLY - M Pet Peec is v, itit the manufactur er3 of hair colors who do not make permanent dyes in the same shades as their rinses. I have found a shade In a rinse that I like very much but cannot find a permanent color the CLINIC same shade. We like to find the desired color in a rinse before doinga coloring job. -$ECKY. DEAR POLLY - My answer is for Ermal and others who ArArew often a classilical case like to dine material had'stuckt igitlErmal did not sa what type of to show how people ellis lack her dining table but tte fact that it tact, Ills host had a high I.Q.. had been waxed several times leads me to believe that my but on this and several other r'er or occasions proved t the tube enI (not the cap) ota ca -tv d lots or diplomat. So tutor your kiddks 0) Prid * - ff the soft residue as' llip heat nivlt5 th,~- wax. EverY singfe bit can be removed with no damage to tile La- plalned below. ble. I know for I have done this literally hundreds of times on many kinds of table tops. This is also good for removing CASE Y-50: Andrew Y., aged poison pen letters on the same leel with barking dogs -- I MORNING DEAR ESTHER - In the same mail with your letter &me a card from Bonnie which may be (he answer to (44) Green Acres 5:15 (I 1) Starcast . '-a t UUtL) (6) News FRIDAY -1 Neighborhood IwiIluuwu ' Where Game 1:00 (2) I Love Lucy -ESTHER. o* animal that blusbes. Or net& to. . (9) Password (44) Revalatiorts 11:30 (7)Hollywood Squares ( ) I. NIght Gallery (6) Movie (9) Dick Cavett (44) Movie 1:00 Tomorrow (9) Movie net Iron so do hope someone has help for me. (6) Gambit (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) Split Second (13) Who, What, (2) Dr.,i.n MR. LYONS: I apologist for Insulting the an]nub. And En " connectim, may I say that man Is tW _j Francisco 1030 (6) News Special 11 00 (2) News (6) News (9) News (13) Starcast (44) DEAR POLLY - hly iron was stA on "Hot" when I inadvertently put it on a synthetic blouse. Ruinin the blouse was bad enough but now I cannot iron witr, M iron. Itried the waxed paper treatment and a scour-Y ing p~d but neither worked. I do not want to buy a - M-~_ ~-7~~ 'air uyeS, rinses vllii- . I ;_Zpolly, more normal furred azxl feathered creatures wt. cannot . . POINTERS ui.. i need coordinating DEAR ABBY: You are being unfair when you attribute group sex to animals! Some animals mate for Ufe. Some am promiscuous, and some Are polygamous, but If you know of any that practice group sex in any form-from foursomes to the whole neighborhood, please name the breed or apologize for attributirig human aberrations to the write to Dear Abby. reets Of San - thing . I AM married to a man who provides a personal serv- - --- - , o ; . I 10:00 (2) NBC Follies .." - (9) Movie (24) Sesame Street (44) GIlilgan's Island 430 (44) PettIcoat Junction om£flL News 5:00 (24) MlsteRoger's 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (6) Secret Storm (9) New; (44) Variety News Bunch who wrete that they werc marrkd to doctors, plumbers, carpenters and hairdressers, but when It came to perform. Pyramid (44) Fury 11.00 (2) Wizard Of Odds AFTERNOON 9:30 (24) The Mild DEAR ABBY: Isure got a bang out 01 all those women - To PlImouth (44) Bold 0 thoui 90 "V7 ...I._~,. __Z ----- ~__~_ Z_ ~_ FlIp Wilson () The Waitons (9) Jacques Cousteau (24) eIICes (24) Changing Seasons 9:00 (2) Ironside 51 DEAR MAY: It's practically frasned. [AnS so's your ~_ ~ ~ - -- -_ -- - - (9) Ozzles Glrl (13) Tomorrow Show (24) NPACT Review 8:00 (2) - bathroom! I - - ten about my husband, but if you print this in your "Dear Abby" column, I will frame It, and hang It In the . - - work yet. -s:-- . ______________________ 3 33 - - Cavalier Motor Inn nford - �-i: 108- TheSanford Herald A Discount Store In Your Like . . . 10 Thursday, Nov. 29197 . ------.- _- - __ Male Female 31 11 .- I .1 Let aClassified ad help YOU ltn 3ur lItiC, garage cr ' General Othce Typiq, BooIkeep.ng, Payroll, Inenfoqy Some r.per iencedeSirtcj Apply in person to Southern Chrmcal, 7t.i P Elm Ave. S anford 3?? 519? Iwo bedroom duplex Iurn,Sriej apartmt 4720 Orlando Dr.,r -mntOrd CUSTOM BUILDER 373 3287 Want to sell something? Asmafl investment In a Classified Ad will br ing resultS. - apt. I bedrm with klchtn equipped and bath US mo Call Orlando, 651 I6 Call 904 731 2C64 after 17 midnight (InJ b-fore 12 noon -------------------- Si IF SERVICE COIN OPERATED Wl AR WASH ava ilable San ford ano surrounding area Very toy,, investment, 15 Oct financing An inves tment for th%t *eo YUST SUCCEED ano one that *11 Pf"Ovidt, years of Steady in come Call collect, 90# 72S.7162 IQ Furnished 2 Berm Apartment No .'S'iildren or pets Ph 332 3021 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished HOMES and APTS. for rent. From $100 ma Call .473 7641 HOME Li '-iTA "6 cnc for Rent :! ! , ,. i!i - IDYL IWILDE BACK ON MARKET! You've got another chance on this 3 bedroom, 7 bath Wilt' climate control for only 515,000. Has double garauc', arpeIlng, and It's awaiting you SANFORD - ,___i---- - E7 --..---- ~~__ 11= I I- 30 2 bedroom insihed house $125 ma First & tail plus dipoSit. Adults, no pets. 323 1307 31 NEAR LU EAST Apartments Rent Unfurnished - 'Our bidroom. 2 bath, Central heat and air. two car garage, fenc ed yard, wth !Oassor-te-d cIrus Ire-cs. convenient to Shopping area G[Fv,4 GARDEN t-PAR T 44ENTS 1505w 75th St. 3 bedrooms, 2 b3!!-.L cMp(ting & drapeS. Pool Kitchen egwpped, 3 (t'ldrtn acceptei Can 327-70. AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP. 6)1 6)C I bedroom, With features you want, carpet, air, garage, large lot, 2 blocks to thopping, lake And schools Priced for quick sale at 172,5,Cw3 FOR BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSES for sale or lease. call 14. EALTOR 831 I2fl Lengwood Realtor, 323-5174 NO * Sanford Auction 373 6061 or 373 0311 SINGER JOHNNY WALKER REALTY Directory of Experts Au' CondstlonMg - Ready _____ CORBEIT F.en Park Central Heat & Air Coeditioning. Have your heater servicid for Shrut, trimmed & shaped. FIowr wintie. Call Geneva l$tg. & Air. bede cleaned & edged to per. For free estima te, call Carl Harris, ond. Stjvle. 373-5.434. fertlon Specialist. Mowing by SEARS in Sanford 3fl1fl1 reQUst only. Fr estimate- 371 OIL HEATER & WALL FURNACE CLEANING. CALL RALPH'S Ann5imces HOME SERVICE, 323 595i EP.45 MO.i'G SEcVICC Acreage, Lots and Lawns A & R i'iI'L qEpAiw Home "reees;,ma,e, call 373 1c All makes service _______ ______________________________ D - ' -- - - am V38 line GE Appliances Aome repair, improvement. Pa inting. No lob too tarpe or 100 rh _______________________ F01 HAMON & RICHARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING PH. 332 MIA 373-U71 ________________ --- DRYWALL.SPRAYING Attic InsuJation SANFORD AIR CON DITIOP4INQ 7609 Sanford Ave. 3736390, carpentry work, in cluding room additions. Free estimates,)) yri. experience. 373 Beauty Care •' - _W __` _~ , ROOfingl,SpmeetMeteI Gotten & Down Spouts 600 French Ave .)fl -95 - 1. " ________ HOME IMPROVEMENTS 5mfI Jobs 127 111*."L$keMary" - .. i 'J, rn - -'-.- °"" I'Tl_r-x,~ - 'i,, JACKSON'S CERAMICS. supplies, kiln deltie. 10 S. Closed Thursday & Sunday. 327797). - I P Panting-inter,or & exterior, repairs. P0045 panted. tree Pmone'tJ ex perienced Custom Painting Reasonabte '.'. . -44 .b"' we 3951 - T • • -. .. .. --_ - (O'rdtt tl,t' I Plans and Stop Draw.ngs FiSt, dependable ioncmiras C.xTt VcIor--365 3711. ________________________________ ____________________ ',i ,', - __ -. -~-~_-~ .- 'f,,. -j . ' - ~-_ . it- we . - _u - - - , 1 -ur att,r c.5Jx is - I . C T, vC.r-o r- rt*iu r .0=5 111 ,Afilx~~ - ri 'P op t-t.r ii:. r.. fig Edj,jing tnirnm.n V Cit €4t Røu6'.OflAbt.Afli 1-313 43 3 THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO LIVE - Luxup, Jk1 , - Ail, 10 - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTE6.kS I ". W . -, - - - -'i i,,i,11 0 - ________ ., -. - - - F-- -- 4'bI.1 11111 - SANFORDi FLORIDA 323-070 ---1 .... Sale HOURS: biggest little worker 1959 Station Wagon, automatic i,Jt)S, new snow mud tires, good t"unting vehicle, 1430 or best offer. )0 8175. - . - -. SAOO - Stamps-Coins 73 Ford Country Squire Wgn. r - - _~ ~ 460, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Luggage Rack, L. Green. . A Auction AUCTION JIM LASH Only 9 Mi. N. of Hwy. 436 on 17-92 Every Friday 7:30p.m, Buy, Sell or Consign. Call 63$ 7020. AAA AUCTION, Hwy. 17-97, Longwood, is iLg'/Ow Wagon, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Air, Gt. Gre*n. 1~-_j VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Light Grey. 400 71 Ford Country Squire Wgn, Camper Top for Datsun, Toyota or small pickup. Phone 373 5700. 4 $2595 VI, AT, PS, PS, AM-FM, Factory Air, Cruise Control, Luggage Rack, Lt. Yellow. 71 Ford __ . Country Sedan Wgn. 2195 Vi, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Eaclory VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, $ Luggage Rack, Off White, Brand New slide in truck can3pers from $795. New World Travel, Hwy. 1742, Longwood. 534,9171. $2995 1 Ford Country Squire Wgn. $ Campers TRUCK CAMPERS 72 Ford Torino Squire Wgn. Camper trailer, Mark III, never used. Fired 5150 takes. Pb, 372)609 or 3324307. FERN PARK $ 2695 Factory Travel Trailers who know all about imported cars. people who never considered one. ! Ford Country Squire Wgn 72 Plymouth Custom Suburban VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, 3 To ChOOS. . From '..', From $2595 1 , 73 Ford Torino 2 Dr. HI VS, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, 2 ,- . - To Chaos, From - 73 Chevrolet Chevelle Laguna WIWI 2 Dr. Hi', 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN 4 door hardtop, starlite blue with white vinyl roof, power disc brakes & ittering, AM- FM stereo radio. Split bench seals with recliner, Automatic & air. The poor man's rich car You have been waiting all year for this one. _ I' ) 73 Ford Pinto Runabout Itilliji, Fact Air-Wh"JOW"I" oaf, I_IIiM 1111 S ... A, SAVE '1,400 1i&I I $2895 $29 VI AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Blue With Blue Vinyl Roof, p "The Little Dealer With The Big Savings" CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Sanford Ph. 322-1055 ('irlandn 647.8878 The BIG Used Car Deals Are Being Made At JACK PROSSER FORD 1, . 47_ _~__ .-----, CASH 377 1141 usea furniture, appliances, tOOTS, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. ll - !)rajn'c AVERAGE MILEAGE 6,000 TO 10,000 MILES ALL HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTIES N . A - -. - ~, r 0-P11004", .i-auu ,.svi -- -- ij :eiiri -' Et11L Lt1 L Lt?1!t EM L EQA1ILJ Hwy. 17.92 L.i.'-ttL. Fern Park '6A R ambler -:: . - -.' . WHERE THE CUSTOMER MAKES THE DEAL excellent condition. Ph, aft er 6 Pm. nI 3717. or HOURS: SAT. IL SUN 12.6 MINI SUN. 12 you ever saw 1969 Mustang Mach I, 42$ Cobra ic'., 0 buy and sell gold silver coinS, contact us first We also buy bulk silver cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109 W 1st 323 1337. DICK BAIRD INC. - FALCON WAGON.pdthIrg down, take over, call credit manager 3234730. 1965 Pontiac GTO, Power steering and brakes, automatic. Best offer. 322-11)7. .jff~ - HWY. 436& 17-92831-1318 _______________ - Still 2195 In 11 Warrafl 1970 Cadillac Sedan DeVille IL ' rora Iflunclerbird $3495 2 Dr. Hardtops. 2 To Choose From, Loaded With Luxury Equipment - From ''3 power windows, seats, steering & brakes. 53,000 actual miles. Wholesale Price. I9 ft l"Iorida .' 72 Ford Torino 4 Dr. Sedan '2399 Q .,. ~ ,P+, . Ir ,Co ib 14 4.Ae "', 1968 Chrysler Newport , - 4 door sedan, automatic, air, power steering & brakes, radio, vinyl roof. Nice. ' C'' JfI Hatchback, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, It Green . 9 1/, 73 Ford Torino Brougham 2 Dr. HI, VI, AT, PS, PB, Rail, Factory Air, Dk, 1.Mill t _Jllhi[ll..11II 1111.111 Green, 199 FORD LTD 4 door hardtop air, pov'er 4 nclsr-d c-' )t3c-s i-on- e hat ,1ijCS ill front with a balcony. Others have garSqes In rear PS, PB, RIfi, PONTiAC dr. hardtop, automatic, steering & brakes, radio, air, radio, vinyl root, clean new rubber, power steering & brakes, Bargain Dais at Clark Clean. Only 34,000 miles, Chrysler Ply. 1969 Factory Air, Two- be. 1 $ 795 71 Olds Delta 88 2 Dr. H.T. VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, Beautiful While. - These Townhouses are sold under the condominium ownership plan. The owner Is respcnsible only for tne mortgage he makej, if any. There Is a monthly maintenance fee for the buIlding's exterior ,00f, dr*veways, gar.i"s, yard care. etc. terms are limited to a maximum of 25 -T _ years wi th this plan. Interest pc-f ons9Opc-t lrmancrrll -,pct r--t. loanoan. rate f B from 1 r0 1/l,3.5O) . - - $3195 ntioc Bonneville 4 Dr. H.T. 3 bedroom, 2'.'z baths. Six different floor plans. Double garaqtes, courtyard.,, A financing plan i available to new home buyers at SinOr& Mortgages 2595 VI, AT, PS, PB, Rail, Factory Air, Bright Red, With Gold Stripe. t i ii ry I ()%%'Hh1oI1es 72 Ford Torino GT 2 Dr. H.T. .11 '891 x Blue 27 5 $ 2495 VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory Air, It. 73 Chevrolet Nova 2 Dr. irysler Imperial LeBaron HT, VI, AT, PS, PB, R&H, Factory 11165 '1197 $' flue With Blue Vinyl Riot, $1 595 fl51iii . ON THE SPOT/ WHEN YOU COMPARE FINANCING WE GAIN A CUSTOMER! 0 - uooge VI, AT, PS, PB, Rail, Factory Gold, Low Miles. - . Custom Polara - Door HT, VI. AT, PS, PB, RIM, Factory ir, Lt. Gold With '.eig, Vinyl Roof, 3395 $ AND EVEN MOPF TA / I I, 0 d ' i ' 1r. i i JACK PROSSER HWY. 17-92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. 995 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. H.T. - vvN 5%00 7-_ m = Z___ $QUThFAIRPCRTZ.VO. .- -- Traditionat homes _______________________________________ . T -, J3nvicy l'Iuznc 6&1 I -- 1 0W H14;b by J. Rraifey tTha rn Ruilder Deveiopc'r - ..., Patifl) All types and siltS We repair and servsce STIPiEMACHIPIE& SUPPI.Y CO. LAWN CARE SPECIALf5TS IlW The car for &' Air SI)i1ur(j, I it, jrrj arg.er pumps SF: - 1 P .I yr Cl Wait- conaltioners, 127 Lawn Cteati-Up, and Liftf Hauling TrmDLsy, 32)7174. I The 1955 Ford door, 6 cyl., new interior & Inspection, solid throughout $300, 322 2573. As Long As Supply Lasts 'r 69 - Thefrontwheel driveSubaru. car for peoplo Apartments .I Well DrilUng '."rii-rr,m! ijnil rnsidt"t-,it cn-s a,a.Hmtiie 273 5l u" it? IMF-ft ORT ,N -a M ,---f =_T in, -I , __________ - - L LUWn Se rvice ., sENKARIK G LASS & PAINT CO. 2)OMagnoIia AvO. - 0 Call credit manager, 323.6330. - On; th•yrs built In. S Orange Ave., Orlando. Iqisipjwt! AiteIu'n.s .'i'Iiue e ,j c-s Glass.Mkrors - -.-~_ ~__~_53R ____ _____ ~~_ 1- ~__ ~__ - ~. __ ____ - %~~-- -- - __ __ i -___ ~__ ____ ______ - i_- -_____ c. pi I Our .itrai aren't added coast-10 coast. Equipped with radio, heater, automatic trans., power steer. ing IS, brakes, air conditioned, vinyl top, IPW Ph 372 3563 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 12monlh watranty. More than 500 dealer, FURYS & POLARAS El Tigre MX Autosor - Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 1176, Winter Park, Meels newest U . S. emission standards. ti 73 Lease & Exec. Cars 1 6 5 VW. Nothing down, take over. 1960 Dodge, Good tires, and running condition, new insFeclion sticktc, 1225. See after 5:30. 401 San Marcos Ave., Sanford. 322.7106. Oslo Cash buyer for used articles, fur future, etc. HWY 14 ANTIQUES. 37? 697?. MacPherson Strut front suspension 91 1967 Barracuda, faCtory air, auto trans., p.s., runs good, new tires. 373073$. asking $550. excellent condition, $275. Ph. 373. Wanted -toBuy - ; I Wanted- Old furniture, lamps, misc, private party. Ph, 322.9193 4.speed synchromesh transmission. Tinted gass all around. Economy-up 1030mpg on regular. Fully. reclining, high-back buckei seats Undeecoaling and nylon ca,pet1ng Cigarette lighter. FlO*.throuqh ventilation IS. Heater and de frost er. Impacl.absorblng steering whoel. Bumpers that qualify to, insurance discount. Fi:e.,ela,dant uphol, tory Recessed door locks. 20- Hatch £ tailgate for height I Iow'lutt loading. Floor-lo-dash center Console. Adjustable heavy-duly suspension. 0 Griffis Lana Clearing pro Excavating & Grading Ph, 323Licens d masn,wulalComrnrrdIal 1791 e 332 4.243, day r nile fCC Ftir,' It' 1 7 #fti ____ t --- • I HG iEr' 'iCe r', I in 68 cc 1973 01,1 bike, 13 Jeep, Feed ,--'.-- .. I!._ 1910 Plymouth Fury, 31$ Vi, Alr, excellent condition. $1,000. Call 661 6111116 after 6 Weekdays. _ Motorcycles 78 80 JIM DANDY FEEDS Buy direct from boxcar at wholesale prices Jolly Charlie guarantees in writing lowest prices Fla. Go(mly's, E. 46 past Beardall at RR tracks. 6 Rack and pinion steer, Mgr terms. First come, first Sieved selection of fabrics, vinyl ci colors. United Freight Salej. 3551 I' tilI Franklin Arms - '- - sets with solid hardwcod frame complete setx just $99.50 cash 0' I'uIu, or Ha/tony - 67.A '66 MUSTANG. Nothing down, take Over, Call credit manager, In. l'l BSA III. $500 or best offer 372 7693 after 1 Want to buy English Hunt Saddle Ph. 323 774 Autom.%tic, air, AM.FM stereo, PAULSLATEP Hodges 8 - Fri 10 am until dark Sat hou sihold & kitchen Items, toys, (4-01'hing, 7 bar stools, miSc 121 Clu b Rd. (off 25th St.) sOFA AND CHAIR CLOSE OUT- Private WaIppr Hanging -- E n graving HA,,. 'tg +I 414 Bell, I 1120 I"luriala itv VA( UUM (t PflI Only aulhut,.4ed Safes-I, servic, in Sanford Open 9 S. Mon Fri, Sat 711P ! Pt' 'Tfl tl'r-. I I-"-) 41:1 HQr'L)errrcr,stra?,on Land C1&aring svo contractor-i, fi,ldt'r'. (:(Ir,)(':.s - - for k:!t. ii/j,,, Vacuum Cleaners ', Draft'big - Baby fled Good Condition, $75 327 2941 37? 5423 Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cost, 5110. Orlando, 2956191 anytime, Horses kL. I - . 4-wheel independent suspension. New 1400cc engine. Whitewall radial tires with styled covers I.,(IU1U!r,' Cleanmg DODSON & BARNES ROOFING All work guaranteed Bonded In ',-r4 Fr" Est 2711741 322 501) rustom made cabinets, barS, . i"' --- - .r rr-r-,-. t 'tt .., .p. ,.e,, COGRUPPJ FENCE CO 1,1 -. It - For, the best buy in American Motors, and Jeep vehicles, set.. DON BALES Sanford Motor Company 5065. French Ave.,3724352 Junk Cars Removed 17 TRY TO BEAT THIS! SHELLEY USED CARS, 701 French Ave., 3232960 Credit *AMC - JEEPS* * * Thursday, Nov. 29,1973-1JB steering, 2*3 Cu. engine. Only 1350 1963 Chevrolet Impala, excellent condition. 1967 Dodge Polara, very reasonable. 319 SANFORD TIRE SERVICE (formerly Humphrey's Tires) 4705. Fre-nch, Sanford The Sanford Herald Autos for Sale ell 30" mater-I als. LEACH ALUMIPIUP,' FABRICATIOP4, 323 4475 - buy sell trade 311 ]IS E First St., "i Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Fret EstImate. 373 CONCRETE PATIOS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 177 407 Front wheel drive. AM pushbu lIon radio, 39 & 301 h. Wigs, householls itci s. and clothej. 11$ E. Av i', Longwood, $34 2967. Pine Nov Roofing Custom i*dt Ieenr Ports, TOP workmanship and REASONA B LE PRICES CALL i,,,5 I,,"., - E Refrigerator, 170 , Penncrei Washing Machine, $70 Yizo lawn mower, W. Reasonable 377 8457. ( - -' SERVICES UNLIMItED HANDYMAN - brand new Spanish I Med iterranean bedroom sets will intricate Spanish designs, buy chest handles, and hand rtjbli finish , I piece set includes dresser mirr or . chest and bed. 199 cash o fermi. Unit ed Freight Sales, 355 S. Orange Ave., Orlando . - 1jiririu'i:i. (:i'isir,I IIt'aI with air, or by hand Licensed & insured. 373 *313. Want to sell Something? M ma,l Ad , Call Pay Sanford -'. - -. ______________ Conamte W''?IP;' I f" 4J 11 Hdvn New shingles tacked on by Square Wanted BULLDOZER WORK :iearrri; içiS our Specialty 323 1731 lIter 3 - 1971 Monterey, with expando, c entral heal air, shag throughout, washer, dryer. 332 7693 after I 1&2 $ -i Pressure DECORATORS 90 Y r. Old Estate Sale: Antiques, tiC'oki, Household items. 6763 La ke Charm Circle, Oviedo Fr iday. Salc,rciay ONLY 9 to S P:1. -11111111111111 -- BUDDY'S Buildozina - love - - - Hwy. 16 Ph. Roland Dunn, os.ner. -- or l)OOE.2Sth St. 3726155 - _11111111111111111111, Boarding- Prot,ss,onsi wipu em 6 p.m An'nal BOardrig 317 5753 - so dI TAFFER REALTY ONE ONLY- i2x 60, furnished, Car pet, shutters, many extras Reduced to 51,995. For the best buy In your price range go to Place Homes North, Hwy. 17 97 at Lake Kathryn Estates.? ml. Nor th u Hwy. 436. 1312770, Dog training in your home. All Breed Dog Training Academy. Call for free evaluation 631-7370 -- TOWER'S BEAIJTY SALON (iermenfy pjarrc'tt'S Beauty Nook) 332 57a7, Sli F F nc', - -' 1. - -1!11 - 2Lc Pet Care - All & KULP 1s1 St . PANISH BEDROOM SETS, - Mobile Homes i? - Ph 3221333 Hagenin%ulatlon, rit*sirjc & PAINTING - Roomy 2 story 3 lar ge bedr ooms, dining room, convenient location, small easy care yard, kitchen equipped . Only 113,500. With terms Cail today Painting smelt, Ph. 3733609 Sanford Electric Company 2S23Park Dr iii. 1542 _.. OWNER SAYS "SELL" ImDrnvfimPntt - living rm., Ph. rm., double' garage Fruit trees, fenced yard. Owner, Ph 327000 - - - - - - 3 hdrrn,, house. Dining rm., double Two bedrooms, 1 bath, fc,nish.d, wall to wall carpet, air conditiOnd. fenced back yard. 00By owner. a! GROOMING FACILITIES. Wcst Subaru Station Wagon Stnppedorfully.equipped. Samefeatures. Same price. Tools, vacuum cleaners. table arid airs & misC. Nov. 79,371 Dec. 1 24 11 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford. Texaco Truck Stop going out c business. Everything must gotacks, battery chargers, cas registers, rest of merctsandlsi Ph. 373 3496, 377 9754, 327 1518. St Ray Crank. Builder. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes. Car peting. range, dishwasher, disposal, c entral heat air. Lot IN X 160'. Ph. 671-460 . Co. NEW BOARDING KENNELS WITH Sales, 3550 S. Orange Ave. klNGSBERR- El Capitan BROKERS The Timi Tested Firm 322 6123 Nights 322-3.434 Lawn Seivice 1111111111,11111111 .... Garage Rummage Sales REALTOR 634 7647 T. JOHN'S REALTY Heating 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ReAltor Ottiermens AKC, red male, $ mos. old. House broken, shots, wormed, friendly, 3239467. Registered Appaloosa gelding. I years old. Beautiful blanket, $400. Lake Mary, 323069). ZIG-ZAG SEWING MA Orlando M.on.-Fri, 9 109, Sat. 9 REAL ESTATE. Elmer Bahafla, Inc. I To Serve You - - * beautiful AKC pups. Brindle & fawn. Females, $100. Males, $125. Call n3 4192. , MILLERS '6 19 Orlando Drive, 377 0)5; , Specials on good used furniture. Roll Away fled $20 Bedroom, Complete. fled, nightstand, dresser $79 Dnett.-lchairs $75 Mcxlern Sofa .......$5 I' . CHINES (7) never been usec Tnese mach ines have built I Controls for zig-zag buttonshole'i blind stitch, fancy patterns, etc 'ash or terms. United Freig,, 3324153i After 5,333711) We Succeed!" * **BOXERS* ** , irn 11(1 '.'lSlON SETS 135 UP 54 1 1965 Chevrolet Impala, I door, air conditioned, RIM, power brakes & 'lO LTD Ford Station Wagon Loaded, 11650 Ph. 3321181 ext. 47.1-5, Ask for Torn _ 36.0 x IS, black, 116.95 plus t*.; 650 x 13w w, $1795 plus t*.; 775* 11w w, $II.9j plus t*.; L7$ x IS w-w, 130.9$ plus tx.. Bargains on Pirelli Steel belted radial tires. Lots of good used fires, 13 and up. 37) 6299. 4 . TV. Radio.Stcreo Buy, sell, consign, appraise, Special sales out of an ything value. Hwy. 17-97 (behind Wil Chester Mobile Homes .) 3237310 Sa nford, Fla, 373.74 661 1791. Deflary 666 1613 A position, built in buttonhole mikc'r with designs. Pay $3830 or 6 paymentS of $7 per month. See at 5,snlord Sewing Center, 307 (3 First St Downtown. % COMPLETE AUCTICN SERVICI - Till 41 Pets and Supplies TIRES Love is a Pug for Christmas. Sri yours now, 190 Alma, Lake Mary h,.J1 . .,i1dJP 1 .4 :_F:F~.7 ,'T -_, 4Auctloneering Services 0)W First St. "We Don't Stop 65 1 MONDAY NIGHT, Antiques, TV H. UNSWORTH REALTY Owner will hold mtg. at I pcI. for 20 yi't. 53)) mO. Very clean, well located 3 bd,m., family rm.. for mal living and dining rm.. eat In kitchen with pantry. Many etiras put In by owner, will stay. 533.900 177 M-,i'rs Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ,himpooer for only 11 per day. Upright Piano $150 373 0319anytirnt. 1 ,71111111111111111111111111111111111 Miscellaneous, New and u-si furnituri and appliances. Pit special sales (watch ads) . CARRIAGE i4ILL REFINANCING COST Camping Equipment Tent I Accessories Ph, 323 5765 after I PUBLIC AUCTION EVER II you earn between $4500 5)0.000 annually, and have good cr edit, you may Quality for a 3 or I bedroom home in a rural areal "Stop Urn!" Hall Realty Reatty, 322 11,31 A,' dii) 9? J ____ TEREO COMPONENT SETS $99.95 ea. 3 only. In handsome w a lnut finish with world famous 4 speed automatic turntable, speaker audio System, AM FM radio, I track toot player. Cash or terms United Freight Sales, 3590 S Orange Ave., Orlando. Mon. Fri. 9 to 9, Sat 9 to S 854% INTEREST NO DOWN PAYMENT C A. Whiddon. Sr., Broker 1)1 74 Park. Sanf or d 377 5991 paint '':rii caving sta'e'- 77 ft, mobile home on private rented lot, Casselberry area. £7 Ford window van. Trench Taylor looter machine with some accounts. Lot on small river near Hwy. 301 & SO. Ph. $310944 after pm Raymond M. Ball, Reg. Broker Esther Pta??, Associate Ill West First St. 327 561) Maitland, 62$ 0606 Camping Equipment - down, take over. Call Manager 3736730. 372081? - On deluxe ?decchi EQ tag, 3 needle 1~ ~ 80 `70 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Nothing Equipment for Rent Rent Otglfl'Gulbi'anSofl 55(0 Ph 666 all, Deflary -. ASSUME PAYMENTS a f ter BALL REALTY EVEREST REALTY INC. Realtor, 1601 5. Hwy, I? 97 HANDYMAN SPECIAL- 3 bedroom, I bath, needs and fixing up. Only $14,103. Payton SAN MO PARKS, 1.33 Bedroom Tra:lr & Apts, 2 Adult pirkS. 2 FamilyparkS 3515 Hwy 17 97, ,,I 9) DAY , H7OKER One yr old, large 3 bd'oom house. Fenced yard, approx. 2 acres, lakefront property on big Lake Mary. Ph, 3277903. CHOICE homesite, excellent location, giant oaks. Only $6,700. Hurry! Apartments Rent Furnished 830-55M Rr..ito: repars 53 - 5c*ile Home Air Conditioning Unit, ) ton, a mos. old. F0. 1)1-2379 4:30. Roberts & Gilman MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 64 -' ------------- 0 li d ~ dI C hBy SI `~ e 11 a, ing H 1I 1 Good transportation, $230. In 360.1. 1I Volt Auto flatteres$tl 95 Musical Merchandise - - - CLIFF JORDAN INVESTMENT. Building includes 3 attractive apes Will make nice residence with qod rental •n come, 521.503 -- ---.---- Twin size-) box springS, 7 mattresses, $4.50 each. Ph. 373-724 O,m,ner wants out Must sell! Neat, cunvenient, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, full Shag carpeted and f enced corner lot Central heat air. price 133,000. Assume peesent mortgage at 7 pcI interest Hurry, wnnt last' C,mll Connie PusSrlF. '.soc I bedrooms, P7 baths, $72,600 $ )750 down, HOLLAND REALTY, Orok,r, Owner. 333 7Q3. Unbeatable - Miscellaneous For Sale______ ASSELBERRY Longwoo is' SporiModel Boat &Trailer,$7 50 319 Celery, Ave., Sanf or d, Fla, . vice BEST BUY-LOW PRICE 3 bedrrn, 1 bath home in excellent condition. $15,500. Terms U*ce1 and 7 bedroom ap,s 700 Magnolia Ave ,Apt. 3 32315A69n, ipm Realt or s - ~J1 1 1 00 Auto Repairs Autos for Sale Parts. Accessories -------- 1963 Ford Falcon $lation Wagon. 4EEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanlorci Avenue - aI Hour set Call 377 7a1 830.5500 New Lumber For Sale Reasonable 37) 5620 Beautiful console piano, priced for Quick sale-Someone with good credit can take up small monthly Payments. For more information, call atter 3 p.m. 377 7159 Advcr. S6 16 CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 9 Herald Want Ad by calling 332 26)) and asking for a friendly -. --- Callbart Real Estate Roberts & Gilman Inc. SMALL LOT Two bedrOoms. 1 bath. wll to *1W carpeting, drapes. central hilt air, Folly equipPd kitchen with dishwItt'er. Call Mrs. WeIthirby 373 1652. 31 3 b'drooni, I' i or t*O baths, all brick From 573.403 701h Strtet to LocosI, turn left to lath SI.. right on Valei,cia Court North. .Model open 16 p.m. daily. On site phone 323 7010. Houses for Sale r- "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Local and National MLS REALTORS 3563 Park Dr. SPRINGS 1, • Building Material! - Bana na bike. A - I shape New Tires, $15 Ph. 377 7143 after I ?HOA. Don't throw away useful Idle items. Sell them Quickly With a - Call 322.2420 Anytime Apply Valley (NW7 0 ) Prestige lo(attOfl, executive 3 bedroom, 2 balh, family room, all rooms and closets overIied Transf er for ces '.,ml' 1 69.5 0 Call Barbara ','.clran. Atc.7( VA•- Nothing Down - _____ ____________________- - - QUALITY ELEGANCE G G. BLAIR BROKER A J, PENN1NGTON ASSOC 323 7710 Home 1229320 33 Houses Rent Furnished Newly renovalc. Clan A rating Color TV, Courtesy car pick up service Family unite, cf ficIeni over nit, lOw weekly rat, 322-3103. 1 Blair Agency - SANFORD CT MOTEL 9M ALTA','0141E wt- CONDITIONED 61 All sizes and models, 10 Speros S Speed", and standard bikes rio,v available at Firestone Store, Call 377 0711. -- ' - . Colony Po4 Phone Extra clean rooms S. effecienci, By day week month 373.491 t Appliances Bicycles Bikes, Bikes, Bikes _-___ ROBSOIIMARINE 7977 Hwy If 97 377 $961 - - CITY WANT TO SEE A FIRST CLASS HOME for only $37,500? Has 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, extra rice Fiorida room and corner lof . Believe ust See thiS homi before you buy anything. We know you'll be surprised' .",14 S i Oars ifl 7317 ,', - Small Sailboat Small Suitable for child $35 Ph. 34)9 - -- REALTY Equipment --- ----- 0'nette Set, Couch & match;ng :tiar. Rahy fled. Double Bed, A pt lilt' electriC toye 3?) III) -- 58 Boats & Marine :' CITY WE LOVE BIG FAMILIES beca us e we have a S bedroom home with I baths, climate control and huge multi car carport? And, l's only $21,900. W ant to see it , 55 tnrmica top Also console tab? 312 7767 afte' 6 - Ch IsI as Near,Get NII~ -. w rought iron 30 * 60 table, 2 host, I or 6 side chairs. Custom marble 57 G ey of I one. -=, R ef rigerator. dnd Dryers Atashers Stausc)ard S it, pool table, 5150 'ARWANTY free Delivery. Guinea pig, $3. Ph. 372 4557. 'HITESIDE APPLIANCES. 641 7 -'.SOt)uIt' Home (lank RrpOsessons Stereo Cabinet wltho'jr corn IS to choose from 1)1 2J?I nents. 5-IS,- Sears doll stroller, IS Barbie Surprise House, $5 1;2 Freezers 69)). ?,Sake lotS of room in your closets. iii-, to (tiCOSi' from -Oct. s .ppl,antc Sales & Srrvicr, 7617 5 Sell No Longer Needed Items with MAITLANDFL.EAMART ,i Classified Ad. . vench Ave, SanfOrd, 372 76S1 1911 Hwy I? 97 Open Sat I Sun 9 5 1 PIMORE WASHER, parts, 838 2920 ersiict'. used machines. 13 Lots and Acreage SOONEY APPLIANCEs, 3 1k59? 51 Household Goods LAKEFRONT HOMESITES LAKE MARKHAM ESTATES ' Pr e Christmas Sale on floor model $6,000 515.000. 8)06000 Custom drapes. Printed Whirlpool Appliances. Come in, 111* 16", 45* II" cc them. BIg Savings. Geneva Ph, 372 $.431 or 372-7257 36 Income and I.teating & Air Conditioning sery, Investment Property Matching Sofa I Chair, 99; ". site 3096 Orlando Dr. 373 5431r bed, $30: both nearly new. 372Good income corner property, ill' WIsIihers., ranges. refrig. $39.95 up 3795, "Y. zoned ceimmerclal ScI',.'----------- t'pp11inrn ijf i,tiiIC LOfi'pIt-IC t:."iltoQrn Suiti' 5,),5j33, Tcrms. F'tu. 112 2760 ii o Sanford Ave 323 2137 Formica tops. New mattress 1. box springs, 1)35. Ph. $31 75r9 )bc'd:ciom, 12 35, front kitchen air, $2600. Ph. 377 4299 between Ia rn 5 p.m. Realty WP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3771991 19195 Fr.nth Eve Sunday, 377 7 3 71 or 332 1436 jiJ I WE TAKE TRADES s 645 3313 2 bedroom hOuse, 1 bedroom air. 3412 StevensAve $115 first, last Ph be forei, m •afterSp.m 332 715.4 SlumberlarKi Motel , LMINOLE REALTOR ORL Forrest Greene, Inc. ,) - Stenstrom Stemper Agency ALTAMONTE.- 3 bedroom, 2 bath eat In kitchen, family room, oeaullfully wooded bres near Lake Florida, $30,503 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3603 Orlando Or 333 5700 373 5300 M - SEWING MACHINES, STRETCH STITCHES, (I) nationally aver lived brand has all the I6test stretch stitches, famous front to.4ding bobn', built in bulton tmoIs, blind him and decorative design. 599.50 eacn. Easy payments available. United U,L'iUht Sales, 35.50 S. Orange Ave., Orlando, Mon -Fri. 9 to v. Sal.9toS 10 WIDE FOR SALE Air ondituonr, washer and rie,v retrigerator, I I1 Household Goods I For Sale ' 337-733 I HOBBY WORKSHOP Also use for dark rooni, t oo ls, storage and wile's favorite hotiby ALL FOR 521 Si)) with $7,500 down Minimum LIo%inQ, $725 ma, includes all? Or FHA. VA terms At least take a lcok and tell your friends and tell US what you think of this ad CASSELBERRY- MINI GROVE SQVCC.4e oranges from your c'i.v trert Large privacy fenced y,srd 3 bedroom, 7 bath, lovily drax" md carpeting, double garage Low down payment, move right i n , $31,500 Roommate wanted-Clean & neat Business Opportunities - LUNIRACIUli - ri qatage ni,y-tj Miscellaneous BROOK FIELD, 171, set upon I acre woOdtd lot, river rights, t tamp, 3 bdrm.. 64' x 17g. Dealer, 37) 0350. 2S2l Park Dr. 3727111 REALTOR Alterhouss: 327 9764 377 399) 372 064 WORKSHOP AND STORAGE (.oes with this atlradlive 4 bedroom. 2 bath masonry home Good convenient area, c entral air and hrt. wall to wall car pe t, kitchen eQuipped, washer and dryer, ertras 'ilus, __ - AVALOP APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS IIW 2nd St - Mobile Homes 12 Realtor JACK R. McCLURE Registered Broker WELAKA Mature retired lady Blbyi,111n9 6. ItOh? HouSekpig Deflary Sanford area O*n Tran Iporlalion Plays P4ano %%t it' Box SI1 care of The S,% Herald, Bo 1657, Sanford Houses for Sale Jim Hunt Realty KULP REALTY 373 1170 Situations Wanted 14 Owner I bedr oom wood frami house Close in, $9,500 Total price Terms Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. 101 % 151 't St. - II Houses for Sale Ibedroom, 7 story, I'i baths Air conditioned, very Ijrge room elder Pifll (Cr "er Pci! UCd rva r s Zc-n'.'d M 41. _______- 1 is W.tt 11 I bedrm, 2 bath, 7 story. Larç Iarndy room, air unditiunpm well landscaped Longwood 577,50 BEDROOMS, flEDROOMS. ADULTS ONLY AR AVENUE MOBILE PARK - 11 Houses for Sale -- ------.-.-Wressc, disriwAsher and boy to I 2 tcdroOm tunith'd •'partment pimp 06S Apply between 26 At,lfs only $150 mo Ulilt,r p m Tasty World Restaur ant, I I Icanithea Can 373 Ol. 46 ---. I and SR 1 -:[ -_r, .-: ____ ___ ____ Apartments Rent Furnished Help Wanted ! W 1th Herald Want Ads, Ho e SANFORD 322-1481 W. PARK 644-8916 Air, Lt. rwt-snc $2495 onut I �-V-.. - .• - - I 12B-7 he Sanford I __ _! I _ _ ~iii~11!1 I _J -- __ ___~ _.. CHRISTMAS Couple 'S ;: i • i . I .. : ______ ;~i I P _ ___ . - ________ - .- ---. I . . 1. 100 _- ___ _____________ ____ shaw - ____________________________ ___________________________ - ;i .. __ t_ - -hz-- - !If---';,,,-!_,_ - __ _____ --_..-I ;~-Q_ a~.5_ -_Irf7f_ I IM, ..a~z.p .V. . ,;j7!7 . - - ~ ,`Q` i_r __ _.- rkl. j;_ - FOIL WRAP 27 - - - _= - - -, ts~zrf ~- -- 39 LIST 1 29 RADIO 4rir - _ III 72 TABLETS I -_ S. -I __ -I 38 MANN" 3-D VIEWER ' '' - , . ~-NI . 't 'ou 1,S, r-1,._- . - '- . I-t _ U r -, 91 __ &W IION,' -* . U_~ &nF - - - ,, and they smile allghtJ3 - - I - _ - - .. . saamc - 1U,)) L i'Cj.) iId $25,000 on me Well see' - - C - 1. ,. - - . -__ - - we cu. they have good jWoir co ges around here and they can WMA, too. We'l] help each other. They're so young now, - v__ __ I .- baur car of Ow t ne "L - ui 00 - ,U,T'- - - - - ____________ - -7 __ = _ -i~ ~O:N A. - :1 - - --- - - - __ . _=_ - . L--, her fl!w . _____ _ _____________________ • • 28 A - - I _1 II - - -1 t. - -1 . Id LIS T 1995_ . .J&1__1_ perjury and extortion clue to lack of evidence. Well, if everything is -so 97 ' ''- LI '' hoake)-doake) whi den) defending himself agairsi nih gut .harges' 95 I.. .IR. - WL'L -- AIR BRUSH DRYER ...!~~, • -- ._ BOARDS OUIJA . - s - I ; AUTOMATIC EATERS _ z ij _____ ....J - . -, F ie'- - ;- - ______ _. ~! - it- - } ----i kL- - I Boom - . =_- __ _LL • irf'i - - '$p KIT 'I•• 4 TO 8 CUP ;%aa_4*,a1&j24aar5ft. &a- AAAaa Heat - ______ . LIST IT.15 - ' 8 Toastmaster -- - t& - a 1 10 PIECE HAIR 7'7' CLIP? V- 6 1177 SET ,Z.j,%W144&;:2&&"?W=.=1M&,==R gg - ,h.5It _ - - - - 11 In ____ I1-: - / ,4 '' ---,-I.-I.I— ____ . .• ' -, I - - *__ 1-7_V7__j_ -__ - _. ___ - , - I ____ mp / .- - / ,. -X _Mw J- : I II N -, . --- -7:3 z I t __ - . , . IiII _: Iq - I . -i I .- - . tt - . . ;-_ ==i -- I e Recession aI' -a-v - I - ________ - iI. ______ 4 PROPOSED NEW SALVATION ARMY FACILITY ADVISORY BOARD members display scale 22nd and 24th Streets. From left, Dr. Vincent model of $286,000 Salvation Army community center and worship facility to be constructed on Roberts, Lt. and Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs Vincent Roberts, John Krider, property behveen 'Maple and Holly Avenues at Nirs. Janice Springfield and Harold Kastner. P" ( Hera ld Photo v)flcCnL,r) 0b Y £Sl Journali e stsmoSpies ,' ' know how severe the crisis is its part to help fide over the rates will continue to drift going to be." energy crisis by conserving downward over the next several "But I can't see it affecting energy wherever possible. -We months as a result of acUons by _____________________________________ the Federal Reserve Board. He for Dismisses Shindle Charges It - harges prulit rate will be down to seven per cent by the end of next year. Huwell said the current ups place between the two men. Waddell. Waddell ruled the state had The, Star-News said most of ordered a review two months F._:'11 Assistant State Atty. Claude evidence Shindle made a unable to contest LaPointe'3 $ in I own he ', statement, electrical inspector Will and that he did not know if more LaPointe, 'md therefore would be fled The newspaper said Colby or- on sonic kind of journalistic coinnutkd no extortion, and dered that the ties between the 'cover' for their intelligence op the Stir News said testifying about the statement Shindle, a Ic tn tan had journeyman been 1 1 led ° The newspaxr said Colh) -I1 o a on an savings philosophy." I I I = - ____.- I - - - I Howell also commented on 31 the Financial Institutions Act of l93, a bill genera ll y based on - I-- .,t.l 1i - ,_____;_--I - . 4 President's Commission on indd Structure and liegulations-known as the hunt Commission-and Altamonte Shindle 31 the full realization that CIA em. also intends to keep eight I i re changing from a stock a an the reconunendation of the attempt to salvage the committed no perjury in _ ~~i4E~l , said. I hope it doesn 't mean we Failed to present suffiient Van hook today said be was p o op of tbcir civilian employers, the other CIA agents who are not str i ctly newsmen but who rely Star News said erations" __-_ I check this downward drift somew ha t but it is possible th dismissed by Circuit "argument" or "fight" took Court Judge Tom proved explicitly the continued trade ____ said the energy crisis might newspaper said agency for the CIA with the knowledge maintcnance of more than 30 'malicious' threat to former of some 40 full-time reporters, freelance journalists and .'oi-re- - Former county electrical testify on the statment to the are the result of people board member Dennis Shindle, indicted Oct 9 b} the grand given one month after the in- oerreacting to the energy jury on extortion and perjury dictment was handed down' crisis. "The fluctuations are a direction reflection of the Work*ingAround W'*J I to -s organizations. the economy of Florida or the are cutting out b, country drastically unless the signs at night and encouraging , .. qKZ7 Z .!I-_: sources that more than three -_~; ~ ~ emplo3es to turn out light when energy crisis is wto'. The president of the Florida we've been told," HoweU told they are not needed," he said Banker's Association said the annual plann ing review Commenting on the health) Thursday he doubts the energy meeting of the Orlando-based ta s te of Flor ida's econom cnsis will have a drastic effect organization 'I • r. 11ow dbk La in 00 riOfluas economy unless George roster president of fuel rationin g is inipoed-or the Barnett Hank of Seminole Florida during the past twelve thecrisis is $ worse than we've Countypresidedattheinetting months have Increased 19.1 per been told" HeischalrmanofFBAGroup5, cent He said one new bank is opening in the state each week A (lewis Howell of Tampa, one of eight group and duri ng Cktobcr 11 news sp€aking to an audience of 500 organiza tions loca t ed various bankers in Orlando, said he geographic areas of the state bankS opened in Florida The rapid growth In bank does not anticipate a major whichpromotethetffortaof the recession, but admitted 'It's statewidi assocntion of 640 depo,its he credited to the difficult to tell eactly how the Florida banks and trust c'OfltiflUir' eccnomv. e nergy cr isis will affect the com pa nies Howell also predicted Interest economy because we don't Howell said the FBA is doing _ -.__, .I - -- r'' day it has learned from what it described as au th ori t a tiv e ______ now mpac Doubts -. -i Thc I (Itor) FBAExecutive VP John Milstead, FB1 President A Clcis Group 5 Chairman George Foster. (Herald Photo k Je in Ritteon - - - j Washington Star News said to for one of the and news sus ices, anti itincr III 1 1ffl ut regularly I enti ied with an), . nd I , ' fu ll-time informants who use I I)aehn, cour for their presence in The Star-News said its independent press is a subject such as certain tvpe" . of trade person indicated in a week-long sources had refused to identil) fraught with controiersy" design ed '. - r -, - -I --- - l to reform and - lt Till ASSO( lATH) PRF.SS counties dreds olptrsons l'here were no or in Jor rt 1 (1 iriJuri ' damage has all but exhausted the net gain made by the local organization during the past -e inontIvs. e0s with genera 1-circulation .South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, Officials uid they struck ut 7:48 a.m. and lasted _ . k"I _'I The blood bank 15 located at 1302 Second Strett, Sanford, III rattled and sleeping residentswere.iwakenedby the 88 4 reports canie from Spar- trooper t)van Norman said the 14EIII;W 0 WITH GENUINE Xz-CORK TO (ussel txrry Mayor 13111 (,rlcr is offering W for information j,bout the person destroying f77 - + J with the grand jury, however. lice had been swainpe, Center L Fair with a slow warming trend. Iligh around 70 today. Lows in the upper 40s; to low Ws, Classifiedads; 4-513 ...... . Cnswo'i1 puzzle Dear Abby . ... Editorial coninlent 8A ... Public noI ... - - - - - - - - -- Mary. Longwood and % luter Springs to make his %Ishes knoun at the ballot - In Sunday s edition the Florida, was guest of honor l'olling places and houri of in pwst years at Sanford Naval Acaderny (vremonics %oling also will be listed. - -i'l - - - ! b fornis %ill be covered in 14A - - - -- - ______ Altamonte Springs, 6-7A -6A ___ __ - - - I -- -- _--_ -_ The Herald urges r%cry qualified voter residing in candidates for office In rach cit , their SA Statc clt got. mm ents-36 '.sing for i (UtO ii scats and aim for 'na)oral seats _ - - - .11A .. _6A ........ - didates are %eeking posts In . iapfiian has bun sworn in as Coflulussioner of the U S Entertainment Horoscope - v - .1i mided "I was scared," and Z-2 by 0 White and [fall counties in -conipletely shocked" incident. north Georgia reported tremCounty secretary Pearl ors. Several calleri in Atlanta _'11. Tiffany, the state's only witness mid they had txvn awakened to Shindle's statement, did not FORMER MARINE Corps by the movement. ______ Commandant Leonard F. Index I~ 'Itics A total of 45 can- I 42 The Agricu ltural said that there had been tremors. Dozens of persons no report of any frost on tender callud sherff!'s departments . twan and tomato crops. Frost phunomerion %ould kill thest local crops. - Tuesday is election day it., six of Seminole's seven I to - - '. . depositions presented -I Elect on - -- • ___ _ ,at Thc- Woodlands. In I -ft F ukrnl As intion Adminis i..tills about the tremor He said 1h'ointe said in his own Ia itlt Shindli was hi in oplt Ii ol u.alIetl Iron pr triton oUu i us said tlftS lx heied the tremor was centered ticall) eiery Count) in Upper iner'l) Uunkingoutluud,' but l,gjIfwr The National Weather Ser%ice in Atlanta said tremors Johnson City in Tennessee. (it p.trtmenis reported the DAYS renior was felt in lluncoinbe, HOPPING ts have a couple of acciden after l.a Pointe admitted tanburg,(,reniille and Pickens hig hway patrol's Knoxville of Dishes * the rear of Seminole Memorial Hc6pital: phone 322-0822. !L S Tennessee Highway 'atrol rcjectingajobShindle had done In south Carolina, early to(Lay, frightening hun- counties. jx)rter-spies also included "a ic1 1k was accused of telling LiPointe You are going to - ______ "Nevertheless, he has ap- ef Earth Tremors Shake South lions of four Southern states ________ journals or comnwrcial news probe into the building • Brief earth tremors hit por.i i I- Howell, . - l--- '- U.S. , .1 I . FLORIDA BANKERS ASSOCIATION MEETS __ '____ 'I -- - -By JEAN PAITESON -._, Herald Staff Writer i_ __ wii'k - 1. donate their blux0 An unprecedented demand -- TI- t- - ii~`__ - -, ---, --vi e 9. - for transfusions the past month fivt full-time staff correspond- were reported In Tennessee, SET I , ' ri the newspaper citizens Organization for More Blood can ' issuid III Ippt 1 (ii all of Star-News said the re ila Semino le County to get out and - I.e'1 20,00 97 , i rqi A 11 . __ : --u-.- __- organizations be seered "In •.1i or lt 4__. - I - any of the reporters involved. IN--KEEPER . _ . - ji ___ - 1 , I -. 141-00" -_____ Tin newspaper said most projccteth%Innerandgained his of the finance agents in this category are not accept Iflie -- SUNBEAM - Ili 11 * -1 MEE! ____.I - - ommmm __ -.- the genera ki rculation news three miian race 6 50 __ 1 A- I.- .4 J 1 A -,: ~I i . . - Director William F bIb) GAME - /. - -' MONOPOLY irn___I - L r_- II : committee appoinlinents. In a newspapers, news magazines It ST 21 95 __ lilght on. mayor... the word in as spies for the Central In. dercover contacts after CIA chairmanship of the board. - \ _______ Ir .- i:- •1 ______ president of the CoIninunit PORTABLE ELECTRIC -- I ' N. $ JST 4.50 ii -I election tie has already the reporter spies are Ire'Iane ago of the practice of using I)lo)n)eflt of reporters in a ima writers for small, 11iiIted-cir from the electrical review __________________________ modernize the nation's financial structure tion wt'ich prides itself on an culation specialty publications, board after being the prepared his list of council magazine writers, stringers for reporter spies onl) 8 - i - W I ! I ____ __ ____ ____________ W intcrSpningsIsthat(raniIlle telligence Agenc) " - - S ! (IA and the correspondents of Brown is so confident of re- PARKER . - foreign countries are doubling publications Ifl Its files on un -- MMMWk According to Bob -- - [ the the report, cleared yesterday of charges of MACHINE " i -,Vlf I - : I ori a a n f the Seminole County Elec- I& 99 r- -- - -i:TW-- reasons why Drummond was not called to testify "revert back to the state attorney's ffi e"adding that despite the olanguage c in ==! ___ j~d dozen American journalists in spondents ______________________________________________ -! . _______ lee Shindle, a forimr member - -- ____ 0 4 1 12 - bc -- U LFLVI' . -U. _ ------ft I LATHER I - -I - . saIdltill the matter was cleared through the commission." I.. - I -- -, 7 ) . t)nininiond was concenud- COLOGNE - "M : I ________________ . grand jury felt that there were no probluiis shere Mr _, DENTURE CLEANSING .. . M~ -- __---,: __ - ___ MM Sir TIGRESS -., .~?~, t ,._ I ~ -_, 71 ~ - ., . - - I plants for varying periods I January. Chrysler move was to change ol.er to in(Teased small-car production i - the á)87 FRICTION LOTION - 88- SONIC-ACTION V - . XX çi'j- SONAC -' U '" -__ 1-M --~_Y - -- PERK PeW used to go to the dt,Plrcad) I Dtil __ __ _W --JEAN NATE" KG. OF 4 BRUSHES -;------y REGAL -- - 95 aetept - ___ - - V 1UaUuL I - __ John A S)OI LIST 3 oo - Vd 2 REG. 2.50 ANDY FRY PAN - __ - - __ __ S- T 19 flIICTIMG IV IIICH - Z - ___________ q%o ___ csiiru --'-'- ------ I - --- WITH -_., -, N .=-- i ---- AMBUSH BRUSH I II QQ - JI- I ir-'11 i"I --4 - seven auto assebnhi) lo se - .]= Attabo), Commissioner We hae had our own " ("'I conIr_ o s ni a.flIAC• iiitiiJ LI 3rU3 wizl, t,ut there Was noteveraninstance when heft a discussion with Greg l)rum,nond feeling that ht didn t sincerel) bellee In the position which he was ta king Yesterda" Drummon d sted to be charged that he requ ested heard by the Seminole count) Grand Jury and was denied The grand jury foreman sa id REG 350 - - 4 95 VALUE 17! P.-m 0 - - _ I - - ___ - __ - - -_ . -______ _ - ____ - _ t?I 7-_ - " I (•_ - 4 71* only individual actually indicted on two counts, I)ennis 'L"1J" - L I - ___ . - = _ _ _____ - -z __1 - . " " i-T . , i__§ STEAM OR DRY v, _______ __ i ________________ --_ I __ ~__ __ !a''' _ PROCTOR-SILE withngtohelpthekldsanyway __________________ _ (I - -i __ IV I' tti iUiv,C bY worlting our way thmRh," she III! ~ - -_ - - " 2 34 'L TOOTH. 79 1 teaching -_______.__ - ___ - - - -- QQ y L - __- - tr ----- theirmarn.age, but can fores& ________ -- - _____ 0 : ~ --M - - .- - - -4 - " --. W I ELECTRIC fA i ~dy -___ - ____ __- ., 1~ - -.-- -1 lj __ L ".----- -_ --"-_ - __w -_ _ - -_ -I--_ :7 -; --- __!. I—- _w. _ -.: _____ wa Its going now, we mai ha',c to cash out other life - ______ ," - - _, 44,rS - *t C Is B 25 SPRAY COLOGNE XTENSION CORDS , WW - 4) 0 . 8 IMPREVO r CL I - - ANIMALS * - orp (, ___ . I_ - & __ 1__1__M"kM9Wb1b . + REG 3.00 r. l3oz ' SUNBEAM T . a.- -, -, - - - PLUSH girls' college' -_&: - 100001011011001010 100001011011001010 - -'U------ - 4- -I ! LI ST 43 00 11 on 'NI 1 .. ___ C _7~ ~ -Chrysler C ((nt, fit- S.II(I. 'Il(1t Ifti' ;Iim F58AG "0" BOW le tu( _= -_ LIST 1 29 - - N DESERT FLOWER 00 They own no stock bCai3se Yf, • AC 10 ox SIZE 27 00 f-i-f 1_14%i' t SNOW . MFG LIST - i LIAtMw4 --W1-"_.-"- '1' * Z - __:ir. : _ .- P I 01~_` W . I 1":: III- ;- 6 . - CASSME ECORDER U 0 I ,- - 'p- ,; - I neither Peggy nor Brad wants ,SANYO - -- [opal the work Into keeping up PORTABLE TV W What about uctI 'The - II ' - ;_ . ~,, :FV .. -;!A .. - ,6..p L A,1 -1. 1- . T I 1-- PF___ 7 _ __ - SILVER 8 -- -- • Price 10 Cents " -SPRAY PA1kT- __ 04101- -- 66th Year, No 87 '7 12 FT EG.98c INTENSIVE 1t)d - , 68 -- i LIST 15.95 =-- ' v REG. 69' LOTION '' does the retirement system And Bradshaw is happy He - - . 14 SPEED - Thecredltunlantakeslt.sdue - - . URE C3)5 beaming ---- - '. , .---- __ 1, 'A - TODAY VASELINE ruirn i - - -I WARING .7 _ -- VIEWMASTER I __ of LIS 3.50 - ac.i.unuthted bills Ef and boy, w '" LIST 49.50. Florida .1 97 TWIN SPEAKERS RIVIERA SOMINEX -_---_! .': _-__ --. --- - - j = * _t, _ \IrL would otherwise real) windfall will result in some cities losing Profits all scheduled air serice lie said the worst impact would come in the first six -The house Public Works moitis of next year and said Committee approved a bill set a nationwide the output of the economy could of .0 decline from January through SIX $u aunt for all miles per hour. March. FLASHER 6.75 tu AhlA WITH IEI I 11 lilU AU o FM ItMUIV - #1 AUTOMATSIC PERK SWAY RECORD , PLAYER - ror;a W ASTREX - 77 _ -. R 69c v --- 'I ] - __ pecisharply higherfuel prices LAY-AWAY-TODAY --- 4 OZ. BOTTLE VALUE - DIGITAL and departnient store charges - -_ - - &%Ud% POLICE - ___ - - LIST -- SAVE! . . - - " LIs - SUNBEAM , - _______ WEATHER (Iwe Ii ? largi. increase would inean that more Uian a million workers would lose jobs. SItin said Americans can ex- -- - gar du.iion IS 2495 I AM- FM AIR I . . z&,; __ 100 LITE - E-- 't j I" 4" , . /It I trip, _______________ - -- -1. ' - Pi:' -_-. LEATHER ,-- ' Ile sald the government should -Hobert 1). Timm. chairman LIST _____ RADIO • the few people waUung around Paris with bagged lunche& 7bey Iased the loan for the . IICANU PORTABI - .!!.L - _ LOTION ---.=----------- j GREEN 0'0 --. spent about $W a day. It wasn't -,,- -___.-_%I___ - ____, -.- - .j I--1 ._ : _- - -_ __ ____ 7_73 ------ - 00- - OR FLOCKED COOKWARE __ For the first few days, he ______ - it a LII P DRY TO v,. ----- :- •" - t__011001W 4 2 FT. TO 61/'2 FT. 66 - -" family. - ir ii1tiii III I 8 " RADIO L AYAWAY TO DAY They finally took their .____ I-----.-.- - __-=.... ~ i__" 77 - HAI[ . _, 77 3-POSITION HEATS - YEAR WARRANTY GE POCKET ". clear UU11y, so why should we feel pindW more now than befove?10 They have felt better lately. I __ 7 PIECE TEFLON 11 LINED - Automati c " LIST 179.50 There has always been something we've owed on We'vepaldca.shforcarsuptill now, We've never been in the : up IIStI rt (Ilngat45percent ,wllIrIseto i h ____ . . ___ ___._ -_ - ___ " ..peaRers r & Stereo 2 Quad - Auto Shut Off Oneb1gexpense-.theancIent septic tank could break them, but B"adshaws about it. - I .. LO I I!IMFIH3TER 0 SUNBEAM, 98 I 14 TO U%IIUUIIUUJ G I 4- BSR Changer. 4 Way AD -._ iKfi ---__ -____ - r _____ - _: ____ - __ DOW! __ VI • -11 WM. - f';: LIST 2.50 100 Watt IPP I BIG SELECTION .- _____ 0 - ~~-- -~j REG. 5.95 LEATHER MENS GIFT SETS - LIST FOIL OR PAPER TREES 1. . i __ . - ___ . -----I acetime - ENGLISH MISTAIR HOT COMB LI - ----.---.. earing ______ ___ _-_ . da), but now it's down to about th ree times a week ,*.ncj the Bradahaws have joined a food co-op to cut down the cost ocerles Food still runs about $50 a - 1850 iiciulrib I Ull AM-FM STEREO MULTIPLEX& W .- i LIGHTED - SWITCH 2 __ , 3i'j . -- ACK $3,0W loan. They used to eat meat once a .-.A - - 1 '. ? - _ I - N In the federal tax and that he persona lly disliked 4 ident Nixon may be nearing a near. on gasoline to discourage it because of the power it gave decision on whether to impose -Senate Majority Leader Sources said tile energy driving, the sources said. to the officials who administer Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., critigasoline rationing, higher gaso. group is leaning heavily toward However, Nixon is known to it. line Lixes o,- both. cized ivntinuing U.S. oil ship.. recommending rationing to view rationing as a last resort. lie scheduled a ineeting for Nixon. Senior admin-stration On Nov. Herbert Stein. chairman of ments to South Vietnam, Cain7 he said the today with his cabinet.level officials have concluded that mericaii the President's Council of Eco- bodia and Thailand during the Id energy group, Such a move Congress would not approve nomic Advisers, said Thursday domestic shortage. The PentaiS), ) UC that no decisi Isbn on has been made gon said the amounts of oil havee either way. been reduced but the policy of Contingency plans are being providing fuel to the three drafted for rationing, the White nations remains unchanged. House has confirmed. -The Arab oil-producing Stein, reporting to nesmen countrIe' promised to reLix the n a high-level assessment of energy squeeze on Britain, the fuel shortage's econoinic France, Spain and those Af I. impact, predicted it will push can nations that broke relations the nation's er-- imy down to with Israel. The Arabs have cut I n€ir recession levels nex t off all oil for the United States - __________________ _ i . . __ ..- V fITTi-_ j - Evertwoweeks,ecreiit union Lakes $110 cut of Brad- - i,6 1 1 ____________________ Ve~ __ health hwirance and $3 for both - I LIS garbage, $35 for gaso'ine, for the crthodontist,$l5 for __ __ ____- - - -. C . - . HAIR $8 for the telephone, $10 for gas . . . %V,SL11N(110N (AP) - ' sr_lap - MIX OR MATCH . •.- FOR 14 WRAP tv - •_IN.E C ASCO HEATING CH RISTMAS - MAN'S "We don't really budget, In the sense of sitting down and flguringltout..Wepaythebtlls and use what's left," they say. Out of his yearly Income curnes $1,700 federal income tax, *770 state tax and almost $l0torthree Cats anda dog. out Of the monthly stipend comes $5.50 for term insurance, $375forasaviM ond,$Wor I _____ -1 ____ C ASCO . _. - WALLETS for book salesmen," But what is typical' Last year, Bradshaw made $17,000 as an engir IIIM ---- - , h ELECTRIC BLANKET - 10 out SCHICK SAMSON 1 - On CISIAM ~ fil - - - _-_ TO A&P NEXT lihiteilal AMITY -- - HWY 17.92 ssessions like silver or , . • , I gw , ki8I A == .-_ =--- a so PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER with her arm, "we really may I I -i house," says Peggy, motioning ______________ __ • --.. ;."_7._,~__ DD GIFT VALUES C 25 , I.. e LEMON RINSE ,47, 97 W BOX OF ____ them with thrifty hI 64 ,U you can we by the ~I 4~1 -- save $2,500. That Is the extent of the nest egg for their family of four In Sacramento, Calif . And they're really not complaining. Both 42, the Bradahaws middle class Being In debt is a wayo(llfe.Ifthedepresslondkl - .. XMAS I HERBAL SHAMPOO ENVELOPES _ - ___ K ~ ,'. . 0 ,-;, - :E2 - - Throughout 16 years of inarriage, Brad and Pew Bradshaw have managed to L --- -- -. • • T. PACKAGE •CREMERINSE ay Be P 6R0LL ~ 1I 9 HAIRSPRAY ___ 1. -3 IIILARY ABRAMSON Copley News Service I STYLE __CARDS Cuts Back ~MiffiptllhQij11:1111 V r esi ent NNW • Thrifty . S Thursday , Nov . 29,1973 1 .--_ - -_1 ;a"_ ?-w~ !__ - Herald . -- . i -~ z~ - - I i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1973 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 29, 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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